Angelis Medical Tourism Insurance

Thinking of Treatment Abroad?

Angelis Insurance is the first travel policy to provide cover for people going for medical, cosmetic and dental treatment abroad.


More and more people are choosing to travel abroad to have surgery to avoid high cost private surgery and NHS waiting lists at home. Proposed changes in European Law will soon make 'Medical Tourism' even more commonplace, but what are the implications of this should complications arise?

People travelling abroad for surgery wrongly assume that their travel insurance will cover their medical treatment. However, standard travel insurance policies EXCLUDE any claims that may arise as a direct result of medical treatment. Patients usually only discover they are travelling without insurance cover when it's too late.

Angelis is the first company in the world to provide a travel policy designed specifically to cover treatment abroad alongside the benefits of standard travel insurance. The Angelis travel policy not only removes medical travel exclusions, but also covers eventualities unique to medical travel, such as extra medication, prolonged stay or return trips abroad.

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Why Travel Insurance Is A Must - The Economist
8 Sep 2009 at 12:00am
Interesting article and true stories about the need for travel insurance.

International Medical Travel Journal looks into travel insurance
3 Sep 2009 at 12:00am

Meeting the need for travel insurance in the medical tourism market.

Caroline Ratner from IMTJ spoke to Leila Wilcox, an award winning entrepreneur and co-founder of the Angelis Group, the first company to provide specific travel insurance cover for dental, cosmetic and medical treatment carried out abroad. The company is an example of how finding a gap in the market and developing a niche product can lead to business success in the Medical Tourism market.



Tips for your surgery abroad
2 Sep 2009 at 12:00am

Angelis attends London's Prestigious Health Investor Conference
16 Jun 2009 at 12:00am

Graham Beswick spoke at the one day conference at The Honourable Society of Gray's Inn on Investing in Medical Tourism



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