If you’re nearing 65 but still working and receiving health insurance through your employer, Medicare may not be at the forefront of your mind — however, it does need attention. While not everyone must sign up, many are required to enroll — unless they want to face late-enrollment penalties. What we don’t want […]
Finally, after what seems like a thousand years (we know, it’s only over a year), Covid-19 lockdowns are lifting across the country and travel is now on everyone’s minds. Summer is starting, cruise lines are reemerging, and live events are back on the table. But what does that mean for the vaccinated consumer? Must everyone […]
There are so many things to consider when the time comes to enroll in Medicare, and one of the items often left to the wayside is your travel future. Yes! Your future travel plans should be one of the things to consider, especially since it can impact your Medicare decisions. Although Medicare itself doesn’t cover […]
The U.S. Department of State issued updated guidance on National Interest Exceptions for Certain Travelers, which should facilitate more streamlined travel for F-1 and M-1 students and J-1 academics covered by exchange visitor programs — as long as they have pre-existing valid visas. Previously, to enter the United States, individuals subject to the travel restrictions […]
Slowly but surely, as more and more Americans become vaccinated, individuals are venturing out of their homes and are finally comfortable enough to take a vacation. Our dreams of relaxing at a resort in the Caribbean can be made into a reality in the not-too-distant future. And once you and your family make that decision […]
What a great question that we get asked fairly frequently at E&M Global. Congratulations — you’re an international student who has just applied to and enrolled at a U.S. University! However, the requirements don’t stop there; many U.S. Universities require students that are enrolled at their school, including International students, to have health insurance. Policies […]
Yikes! Sounds like everyone’s worst nightmare right? As more and more Americans become vaccinated, the travel industry is beginning to pick up again and more and more people are starting to vacation and vacation abroad. But what happens if you travel abroad and develop symptoms […]
Researched published today shows 25% of expats purchased new health insurance plans to cover their family members during the covid-19 pandemic, with 35.5% of expats adding family members to their current insurance plan. The data has been revealed in the ‘Expat Family Wellness Survey 2020: The Impact of Covid-19’, published by Aetna International. This report […]
Soon most American adults will be eligible for Covid-19 vaccines, which hopefully leads to more businesses and international borders reopening. However a strong debate has started across the United States over whether a digital health certificate (some have coined as a “vaccine passport) should be required to prove immunization status. Currently, Americans are issued a […]
It’s clear the “year that shall not be named” left most of us coping with distressing life events, anxiety, and mental and health worry. In an effort to help and provide mental health support during the pandemic, the AXA Global Healthcare expanded its health and wellbeing offer by introducing the Mind […]
