Traveling is always exciting, but no one is immune to unexpected health issues. That’s why having good travel assistance is not a luxury—it's a necessity. If you start feeling unwell during your trip, this guide will help you act fast and keep calm.
1. Stay calm and assess your symptoms
Determine whether it’s a mild discomfort or something more serious that requires urgent care. Headaches, upset stomach, or fever can often be handled with the right guidance.
2. Keep your travel assistance voucher handy
This document contains all the essential information you’ll need. Make sure it includes your name, coverage dates, and emergency contact number.
3. Contact your travel assistance provider immediately
If you are a client of Best Travel Assistance, you can request medical help here. Our team is available 24/7 to assist you, no matter where you are in the world.
You can also find international emergency contact numbers here: What to do in case of emergency.
4. Do not go to any medical center on your own (unless it's a true emergency)
Avoid unnecessary expenses. Your assistance provider will direct you to an appropriate center and arrange the care on your behalf.
5. Keep all medical documents and receipts
If you had to pay something upfront, keep all receipts and medical records. They will be essential to request reimbursement, if covered.
Additional tips:
- Check if your coverage includes pre-existing conditions.
- Make sure your plan covers COVID-19 or respiratory illnesses.
- If traveling with children, confirm they are included in the policy.
Conclusion
Getting sick abroad doesn’t have to turn into a nightmare. With the right support and by following these steps, you’ll handle the situation quickly and safely.
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