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Jujujudith
2 months agoMember
Travel Insurance
Dear community Has anybody had experience of purchasing travel insurance post surgery and further treatment? Will value your contribution
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Katie46
2 months agoMember
I'm using Covermore for an upcoming overseas trip. I declared my breast cancer treatment. I've also had a hysterectomy and ovary removal in the last 6 months, so I'm paying a few hundred extra on my premium (optional), I'm not sure if the breast cancer increased my premium as well, but they've covered me for it.
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- Katie462 months agoMember
It's very likely that my premium increase was mainly due to my surgical procedure in the last 6 months. I had to complete their medical declaration, and the questions for breast cancer were mainly to establish where I was in relation to my treatment. I finished all my 'active' treatment 2 years ago and I'm just taking hormone therapy now.
Sign in to react to this post- Jujujudith2 months agoMember
Thank you again and happy travels. I feel more confident about navigating the requirements of various insurers.
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- Jujujudith2 months agoMember
You've allayed one of my fears that cover would simply be refused. Adjustment of premium seems fair way for an insurance company to price risk. I had been told by a friend that cover would probably be denied. I know to tap into the abundant bcna resources. Thank you very much and hope you are now feeling well.
Sign in to react to this post- Afraser2 months agoMember
It varies from company to company - some exclude a cancer history from any cover. So you need to shop around. I have never had to make a claim so I can’t say that Covermore is good from that aspect, but I could get good cover at a reasonable rate, with my cancer history known.
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