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Medical Insurance for Cruising

In the Bernhardts’ April 01, 2001 discussion of their cruising budget, they state that they pay $2280 for medical insurance for the year for the whole family. I’d like to know which insurance company they use. Their boat insurance is fairly inexpensive also, since their cruising area includes Europe…Love this site. Thanks. Claire D

Hi Claire: Thank you for the inquiry about the insurance companies. Our major med personal policy is with Specialty Risk International. The policy is called a Prime Worldwide Medical Plan, it is for $5,000 deductible. The boat insurance is through Blue Water Insurance, Inc. and is with Hamburger Versicherungs-AG. Fortunately I do not know how either of these companies respond to claims, we try to avoid using their services, believing in the old ounce of prevention. Good Luck, Roslyn Bernhardt


Posted by Steve Dashew  (November 30, 2001)




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