Worried About Health Coverage for College Students Traveling on Spring Break?
Summary
However, in the wake of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) legislation, some parents find that coverage under many of the new healthcare plans can be limited or non-existent in some cases – especially if the student travels outside of their home state.An international organization, MASA Assist provides lifesaving emergency air and ground transportation for more than one million members while at home, on the job or traveling the world.Call 1-800-295-1220 or visit Southlake, TX, March 11, 2015 --( PR.com )-- With college students flocking to sunny beaches during spring break, parents can’t help but worry about children leaving home to party hard in remote travel destinations.Statistics gathered by agencies across the country indicate that many students engage in risky behaviors such as binge drinking, overexposure to the sun and other hazardous activities which result in a dramatic rise in accidental injuries, illness and more.To safeguard the health of their loved ones, prudent parents purchase various kinds of policies assuming that their medical needs will be protected.An international organization, MASA Assist provides lifesaving emergency air and ground transportation for more than one million members while at home, on the job or traveling the world.