medical insurance

[stevewool]

i am struggling her , trying to get imformation about living in the phils and getting insurance cover, i dont want to fill out forms just to get a quote, so any one have any ideas about cost, yes i did get a few online quotes but 1 was standard that was over £900 per year but did not say what it covered and the next was between £4500 and £5000 per yeafor extra, what ever that was, yes some may say i am idol, but if someone has this insurance or have been looking give me a looking thanks

[raynaputi]

Are you referring to Medical Insurance in the Philippines? :Erm:

I posted this in the Health section on one of Doc Alan's threads..anyway, this is the link of one of the HMO companies in the Philippines.. http://www.medicardphils.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=66&Itemid=96

Not sure if this is what you want... :Erm:

[stevewool]

thanks there just what the doctor ordered so they say:xxgrinning--00xx3::xxgrinning--00xx3::xxgrinning--00xx3::xxgrinning--00xx3:

[Dedworth]

I dunno if this is of any use

privatehealth.co.uk>FAQ>Live Abroad

[Terpe]

i am struggling her , trying to get imformation about living in the phils and getting insurance cover, i dont want to fill out forms just to get a quote, so any one have any ideas about cost, yes i did get a few online quotes but 1 was standard that was over £900 per year but did not say what it covered and the next was between £4500 and £5000 per yeafor extra, what ever that was, yes some may say i am idol, but if someone has this insurance or have been looking give me a looking thanks

Steve, your spot on to begin considering and research the health aspects.
Past health is not an indication of future health. (not meant in a negative way)

My experience with extended family tells me that location of a 'good' hospital' is also important. Means, how easy is it to get from where you live to a hospital that can actually help you. Food for thought.