An international health plan that makes the grade
For many American expats having access to US medical care is not a luxury it is a necessity.
That is why the Integra Global's international health plans, Personal Health and Premier Personal Health, underwritten by Lamp Insurance Company utilize the UnitedHealthcare network in the US. With 5,200 hospitals and 650,000 doctors and allied health care professionals participating in the network, you don't have to worry about choice when receiving medical care while back in the U.S.
Access to World-class Medicine
Through the UnitedHealthcare network Integra Global provides top quality as well as choice.
Each year the US News and World Report ranks US hospitals. The top hospitals receive an “Honor Roll” designation. The latest “Honor Roll” featured 21 hospitals. 16 out of the top 21 hospitals are in our network and available to Integra Global members.
Honor Roll Hospitals in the UnitedHealthcare Network
- Cleveland Clinic
- Massachusetts General Hospital
- New York-Presbyterian Univ. Hosp. of Columbia and Cornell
- University of Calif. San Francisco Medical Center
- Hospital of the Univ. of Pennsylvania
- Barnes-Jewish Hospital/Washington Univ.
- Brigham and Women's Hospital
- Duke University Medical Center
- Univ. of Washington Medical Center
- Stanford Hospital and Clinics
- Vanderbilt Univ. Medical Center
- NYU Medical Center
- Yale-New Haven Hospital
- Mount Sinai Medical Center
- Methodist Hospital
- Ohio State University Hospital
Source: US News and World Report and UnitedHealthcare.
What this means for a US expat living overseas is access to world-class medical providers.
And all this at network negotiated rates, claims filing done for you and direct billing included,
just by showing your i.d. card.
Gain Access
Living overseas does not mean you need to make compromises on your health benefits. For more information on how you can have access to world renowned medicine with the Integra Global Personal Health Plan, have a look at our International Health Insurance plan or ask for an Expat Health Insurance Info Packet