We offer a complete global health plan that allows our members to spend as much time abroad as they please. Our members can have peace of mind while traveling, knowing that their health needs are covered.

Our plan also offers full coverage in the member's home country and no exclusions for pandemics! Regardless of where our members are, we are here to help in any time zone. We offer a fast and easy claims process, and our team is at their service to assist with coverage and claims questions anytime they need help.

Remote Health is different from a local or state-run insurance, as it is a global insurance plan. We provide members with worldwide coverage where members can go to any clinic or hospital. In contrast, local plans may be subject to networks and restrictions. You may need to buy separate private insurance for extra benefits, and these plans tend to be inflexible and bureaucratic. With Remote Health, you can go to any clinic or hospital without worrying about eligibility requirements. Your treatment options remain consistent wherever in the world you travel and in 175+ countries of residence. It can be used as a top-up coverage (e.g., dental, vision) in countries with local insurance requirements and tax considerations. We cannot provide advice on tax implications or visa requirements for every country we operate in. Remote Health would be treated as a benefit like any other from a company taxation standpoint.

Notable exceptions: In the following countries, local regulations may restrict members from using Remote Health as their primary health insurance. Fortunately, it can still be used as a top-up plan for extra benefits like dental, vision, and maternity care.

• Germany

• Switzerland

• Netherlands

• Australia

Currently, you will need to sign up a minimum number of 5 members to open a Remote Health plan.

Here are the most up-to-date versions of all our policies:

• Standard

• Premium

• Premium Plus

We can’t specifically advise on misclassification and there are differing rules around this globally. In the US there may be considerable risk of misclassification by providing healthcare to contractors but this risk may not be as high in other countries.