Hometown Coverage Away from Home

No matter where sickness or injury strikes – even if you’re traveling – you’re covered for emergency care, urgent care (also called convenient care or a walk-in clinic) or an ambulance at the in-network cost-share amount.

You’re also covered at the in-network cost-share if you’re admitted to a hospital through the emergency department.

You have out-of-network coverage for routine care too, but you typically pay less when staying in network.

How You’re Covered

• Break your ankle while hiking? Your emergency care is covered both in and out of network, and so is any emergency surgery you need as a result.

• Need a routine physical? You’re covered, but you might pay more when you’re out of network.

• Come down with a cold or flu? Urgent care (also called convenient care or a walk-in clinic) is covered at the in-network level regardless of where you get your care.

Worldwide emergency and urgent care is also available.

If you have questions about other situations, give us a call.

Helpful Travel Reminders

Your plan includes perks that can make your travel easier, like the 24-hour Nurse Advice Line and virtual health coverage.