Many states offer Multi-state PPO plans. That is generally the type of a plan you are looking for. I would for example, use the contact number on our site and explain the plan type you want and see what your options are. You would be generally looking for a PPO multi-state plan in your place of primary residence.
Insurance covering someone when they travel has nothing to do with the Affordable Care Act (ObamaCare). This has to instead do with insurer networks. That said, all emergency care is required to be covered under the Affordable Care Act, even out of state emergency care.
so do all state exchanges offer 1 or more must-state plan? What is the price differential between multi-state plans and intra-state plans? Do the plans work outside the country?
The price different is more dependent on the coverage, provider, and region it is offered in than if it is multi-state or not. Generally local HMOs are the cheapest, but not always. BCBS recently did a EPO to keep costs down, but i’ve had a cheap multi-state PPO before.
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Jim R Richardson
We go to Arizona 5 months out of the year. Our home is in WA. state Is there one plan that covers both and emergency when traveling
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Many states offer Multi-state PPO plans. That is generally the type of a plan you are looking for. I would for example, use the contact number on our site and explain the plan type you want and see what your options are. You would be generally looking for a PPO multi-state plan in your place of primary residence.
Mary byram
That is total bull my brother is visiting and never was told he would not be covered obama care sucks
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Insurance covering someone when they travel has nothing to do with the Affordable Care Act (ObamaCare). This has to instead do with insurer networks. That said, all emergency care is required to be covered under the Affordable Care Act, even out of state emergency care.
david Bernstein
so do all state exchanges offer 1 or more must-state plan? What is the price differential between multi-state plans and intra-state plans? Do the plans work outside the country?
This answer provided very little information.
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The price different is more dependent on the coverage, provider, and region it is offered in than if it is multi-state or not. Generally local HMOs are the cheapest, but not always. BCBS recently did a EPO to keep costs down, but i’ve had a cheap multi-state PPO before.
This stuff isn’t really discuss on this page, but see this page: https://obamacarefacts.com/multi-state-health-plans/
John Q Citizen
That sucks for those who travel to other states.