Will I be able to get Travel Insurance if I have Atrial Fibrillation?

Yes, the majority of patients with atrial fibrillation can get travel insurance. However, sometimes it may require a higher premium (cost more). Please seek advice from health insurance providers. Sometimes it may be useful to contact several health insurances companies to find the best deal.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Can I get travel insurance if I have AFib?

Yes, travel insurance is available for individuals with AFib. You may need to disclose your condition and pay a higher premium, depending on the provider.

Will AFib affect my ability to travel?

AFib doesn’t typically prevent travel, but consult your doctor to ensure your condition is stable and safe for flying or long journeys.

Are there specific travel insurance plans for heart conditions?

Yes, many providers offer specialized travel insurance for individuals with heart conditions like AFib, covering emergencies, medications, and cancellations.

What should I look for in a travel insurance plan for AFib?

Look for plans that cover pre-existing conditions, emergency medical care, and trip cancellations due to health issues.

Should I avoid flying with AFib?

Flying is generally safe for most AFib patients. However, avoid flying during acute episodes or if you have symptomatic heart rhythms.

How do I prepare for traveling with AFib?

Carry your medications, medical records, and a list of emergency contacts. Consider wearing a medical alert bracelet and ensure your insurance policy covers AFib-related care.

 

The content for this website for patients has been reviewed by Dr. Heather Edwards (nominated by the British Heart Rhythm Society (BHRS)).

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