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International Medical Group (IMG):
... Europe is a subsidiary of International Medical Group of indiana, USA. The insurer is based in Sweden. In 2005 International Medical Group and their underwriter Sirius International Insurance was fined $836,344 by Florida state government, because they had denied proper medical claims. Recently they were denied a license in Florida and there is an ongoing investigation. Their own previous lawyer is sueing Inte... Read the full review: Buyer Beware of this U.S. bad reputation clone by Insurance_watch |
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International Medical Group (IMG) Health Insurance / International Medical Group, Inc.SM (IMG) understands the needs of international citizens. For more than a decade, IMG has provided medical insurance to individuals, families and groups who are living or traveling abroad. overall rating  3 reviews
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British United Provident Association (BUPA) Health Insurance / overall rating  2 reviews
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Eagle Star Insurance Health Insurance / overall rating  1 review
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Pearl Assurance Health Insurance / overall rating  1 review
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InterGlobal Limited Health Insurance / InterGlobal is an international private medical insurance product provider and plan administrator based in Surrey, United Kingdom. overall rating  1 review
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PHA Expat Insurance Health Insurance / Private Medical and Healthcare Insurance for expats anywhere from this independent brokerage with access to multiple insurers, ideally placed to find the best plan for you and your family. overall rating  1 review
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British United Provident Association (BUPA) ... a very few industries you get one organisation which becomes to all intents and purposes synonymous with the product involved such that the name of that organisation comes to mean the same thing as the product, entrenched in people's minds as the product. Hoover is the most obvious example, being shorthand for the vacuum cleaner. Another example is BUPA, where for many people the word means private medical insurance (PMI) and there is nobody else involved. Usually, the organisation gets to be that way because of high product quality, exceptional customer service or simply being the best at what they do. Now that... Read the full review: Bloated and directionless monster by dave27 |
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PHA Expat Insurance ... you're thinking of moving abroad, it's important that you get some good international health insurance. There are so many policies on the market that it can be extremely confusing, and I only needed insurance for one year, for my gapyear in Thailand, but I still wanted to make sure I would be safe if I fell ill or was injured. It was a great relief when I found www.phaexpat.com. They are an independant company that deal with many different insurers, some big names such as BUPA and other less well-known companies. I filled in a form on their website detailing where I was travelling to, for how long and the sort of plan I was looking for, and they e-mailed me bac... Read the full review: Thinking of Moving Abroad? by Amy_O |
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British United Provident Association (BUPA) ... have been a member of BUPA for many years and, unfortunately, have had to use them a few times. Now I know that many of you could wax lyrical about ethics. You know the stuff - The NHS should be good enough to provide for all and it is unfair that the rich get preferential treatment etc... All good stuff until your company gives it to you for free. Then 90% + of people's ethics are quickly forgotten. Mine certainly were. Enough of the confessions, I must press on. Price wise BUPA are certainly not the cheapest. Whilst I don't pay for mine someone in their mid 30's should expect to pay £50-£60 per month for a decent level of cover. There are several... Read the full review: Supa Bupa by ordy |
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