Claim Assistance

How to File a
Travel Insurance Claim

Claims are handled directly by your insurance carrier — IMG, Trawick International, or WorldTrips. We're here to guide you through the process and help if anything gets complicated.

The Claims Process, Step by Step

What to do from the moment you need care to getting reimbursed.

01

Get medical care first

Your health is the priority. Seek treatment immediately. For emergencies, call 911 or go to the nearest ER. Don't delay care over insurance concerns — file the claim after.

02

Save everything

Keep all receipts, medical bills, doctor's notes, hospital discharge papers, and prescriptions. Take photos if originals might get lost. The more documentation, the faster your claim.

03

Notify your carrier ASAP

Contact your plan's carrier (IMG, Trawick, or WorldTrips) within 20–30 days of treatment. Most plans require prompt notice. Find your carrier's contact info below.

04

Submit your claim form

Download the claim form from your carrier's portal or request it by email. Fill it out completely. Incomplete forms are the #1 cause of claim delays.

05

Follow up if needed

Most claims are processed within 10–30 business days. If you haven't heard back, follow up directly with the carrier. We can help you escalate if things stall.

Contact Your Carrier Directly

Find your carrier on your insurance ID card or policy document, then reach out using the info below.

IMG

IMG (International Medical Group)

Plans covered

Patriot America PlusPatriot InternationalGlobal Medical
TRW

Trawick International

Plans covered

Safe Travels USASafe Travels USA ComprehensiveSafe Travels Voyager
WTR

WorldTrips

Plans covered

Atlas AmericaAtlas InternationalAtlas Essential

Tips for a Smooth Claim

Things that make a real difference when it matters.

Always carry your insurance ID card (physical or digital) when traveling

For planned procedures or surgeries abroad, get pre-authorization from your carrier first

Keep digital copies of all documents in your email or cloud storage

For overseas emergencies requiring evacuation, call your carrier's 24/7 emergency line immediately

Acute onset of pre-existing conditions must be reported quickly — usually within 24 hours

Need help with your claim?

We can't process claims on behalf of carriers, but we can help you navigate the process, find the right contacts, and escalate if you're not getting a response.

Mon–Fri, 9 AM – 6 PM CST

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