Travel Insurance Reviews International Medical Group iTravelInsured SE
iTravelInsurance SE from International Medical Group is a single-trip comprehensive travel insurance plan which offers coverage to domestic or international travelers. Coverages offered by this plan include trip cancellation, trip interruption, missed trip connection, and travel delay benefits.
To learn more, see the iTravelInsurance SE product page.
International Medical Group
iTravelInsured SE
No claim was needed, but applying for the insurance through insure my trip was very easy.
Madeline S. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
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1 people found this review helpful
The trip included a
cruise
International Medical Group
iTravelInsured SE
Requested a hard copy, took months for it to arrive
Joseph A. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
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1 people found this review helpful
The trip included a
cruise
tour
International Medical Group
iTravelInsured SE
Traveling into a region in turmoil, I was somewhat concerned. It was good to know you had my back. Thanks, s-
Sheila F. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
The trip included a
cruise
International Medical Group
iTravelInsured SE
Did not have to use the plan, but covered me for what we needed at a reasonable price.
Gregory M. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
The trip included a
cruise
International Medical Group
iTravelInsured SE
I was ill for 4 days on the ship but they didn't bill me so I'm all set.
Lorraine K. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
The trip included a
tour
International Medical Group
iTravelInsured SE
I didn't have to use the insurance, but felt more comfortable having it.
Ronald W. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
The trip included a
tour
International Medical Group
iTravelInsured SE
The plan was right for me and cost was reasonable. I felt confident traveling with this insurance policy from IMG. InsureMyTrip was very helpful answering my questions before purchasing. I have gone through InsureMyTrip for other trips and will do so in the future.
Joanne H. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
The trip included a
tour
International Medical Group
iTravelInsured SE
When you buy insurance and don't use it, don't have to file a claim, you have no way of knowing if it was any good or not. However, I am glad I didn't need to file a claim! My comparisons of plans and prices led me to this company, so I guess I stand by that decision. Insuremytrip.com was easy to use, and I even got to talk to a human to answer some questions!
Robert H. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
International Medical Group
iTravelInsured SE
Luckily my husband and I ended up never using our plan, but it was wonderful peace of mind. Especially when my husband caught some kind of chest cold and was the sickest he has ever been in his life. After a day or two of bed rest he was feeling 100%, but it was great peace of mind when we thought he was going to have to have a hospital visit in a foreign country.
Victoria F. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
International Medical Group
iTravelInsured SE
Overall, I was sort-of satisfied with this policy; most of the expenses we incurred as a result of sickness while traveling were reimbursed promptly, but unexpectedly not all.
After checking in for a transatlantic flight at the end of our long weekend in Barcelona in December, I became so sick I could not (didn't want to - and nor would the airline have wanted me to) board the aircraft; on the advice of airport medical services I was hospitalized. After many hours and many tests, I was cleared to travel 48 hours later. The Sickness section of this policy covered the ambulance, all direct medical expenses and two hotel overnights for recovery. The Trip Interruption section covered the cost of new airline tickets. Surprisingly, though, none of the other approximately $320 expenses resulting from my sickness (e.g. taxi from hospital to hotel, meals, replacement airport bus tickets, additional parking fee for overtime days at US airport, basic clothing (our baggage had been checked and could not be retrieved quickly) - none of which were pre-paid) were covered.
We're experienced and very moderate travelers. $320 is not a big deal for two adults for two days. Nevertheless, I wanted to check whether this omission was accidental or intentional. If intentional, it is something that a traveling family (more people, possibly more time) should note. After checking with the insurance carrier I'm satisfied that they ruled correctly in accordance with their policies (a data breach and Covid-19 slowed down the review). Nevertheless, my common sense view is that these were unavoidable costs that most people would consider to be the result of Sickness, Trip Delay or Trip Interruption and thus covered.
The Bottom line - read the fine print of any carrier's policy VERY CAREFULLY to see if it meets your common sense expectation of coverage if an unexpected event occurs. You might be surprised. Would I use them again or recommend them? Maybe yes, but with my eyes wide open to the unanticipated hole in coverage.
After checking in for a transatlantic flight at the end of our long weekend in Barcelona in December, I became so sick I could not (didn't want to - and nor would the airline have wanted me to) board the aircraft; on the advice of airport medical services I was hospitalized. After many hours and many tests, I was cleared to travel 48 hours later. The Sickness section of this policy covered the ambulance, all direct medical expenses and two hotel overnights for recovery. The Trip Interruption section covered the cost of new airline tickets. Surprisingly, though, none of the other approximately $320 expenses resulting from my sickness (e.g. taxi from hospital to hotel, meals, replacement airport bus tickets, additional parking fee for overtime days at US airport, basic clothing (our baggage had been checked and could not be retrieved quickly) - none of which were pre-paid) were covered.
We're experienced and very moderate travelers. $320 is not a big deal for two adults for two days. Nevertheless, I wanted to check whether this omission was accidental or intentional. If intentional, it is something that a traveling family (more people, possibly more time) should note. After checking with the insurance carrier I'm satisfied that they ruled correctly in accordance with their policies (a data breach and Covid-19 slowed down the review). Nevertheless, my common sense view is that these were unavoidable costs that most people would consider to be the result of Sickness, Trip Delay or Trip Interruption and thus covered.
The Bottom line - read the fine print of any carrier's policy VERY CAREFULLY to see if it meets your common sense expectation of coverage if an unexpected event occurs. You might be surprised. Would I use them again or recommend them? Maybe yes, but with my eyes wide open to the unanticipated hole in coverage.
adrian h. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
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11 people found this review helpful