Our approach
You spend weeks planning a trip and thousands of dollars booking it. Then a family emergency, an illness, or a hurricane throws everything off. Without travel insurance, you eat the cost. And if you get sick or hurt abroad, your health insurance (including Medicare) may not cover you at all.
We help Idaho families, retirees, and snowbirds choose travel insurance that matches the trip they're actually taking. A weekend in Sun Valley has different needs than a month in Mexico or a transatlantic cruise. We look at your trip cost, your destination, your health coverage gaps, and your risk tolerance. Then we find the right plan, explain what it does and doesn't cover, and send you on your way with one less thing to worry about.
coverage
Trip cancellation and interruption
Reimburses prepaid, non-refundable trip costs if you cancel or cut your trip short for covered reasons. Illness, injury, family emergency, severe weather. The money you already spent on flights and hotels doesn't have to be money you lost.
Emergency medical abroad
Pays for emergency medical treatment when you're traveling outside the U.S. where your domestic health insurance and Medicare don't cover you. A broken ankle in Cabo shouldn't cost you $15,000 out of pocket.
Medical evacuation
Covers emergency transport to the nearest adequate medical facility or back to the U.S. Air evacuation can cost $50,000 to $250,000 depending on where you are. This is the coverage you hope you never need but absolutely should have.
Snowbird and extended stay
Multi-month policies for retirees spending winters in Arizona, Mexico, or anywhere warm. Standard trip insurance isn't designed for 3-month stays. Snowbird plans are. We place these every fall for Medicare clients heading south.
Cruise coverage
Covers missed departures, itinerary changes, medical care onboard and in port, and evacuation from the ship. Cruises are expensive, and the things that can go wrong are unique to being on water.
Cancel for any reason (CFAR)
Optional upgrade that reimburses 75% of trip costs if you cancel for any reason, even reasons not listed in the standard policy. Must be purchased within 14 to 21 days of booking. Peace of mind for expensive trips where cold feet is a real possibility.
We match coverage to your trip
Destination, cost, duration, health coverage abroad. We recommend the right plan for the trip you're actually taking, not a one-size-fits-all policy.
We compare plans across providers
We show you options with clear comparison of what's covered, what's excluded, and what the total cost looks like.
We're here if something goes wrong
If you need to file a claim while traveling, call us. We help coordinate with the insurer so you can focus on getting home safe.
You planned this trip for months. Protect it for a fraction of the cost.
Travel insurance typically costs 4 to 8 percent of your trip. For a $5,000 vacation, that's $200 to $400 to protect the entire investment. For international travel, it also fills the medical gap your health insurance and Medicare leave behind.
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Essentially no. Original Medicare does not cover healthcare outside the U.S. Some MediGap plans have a limited foreign travel benefit ($50K lifetime cap, emergencies only, first 60 days). For any meaningful international travel, standalone travel medical insurance is essential.
As soon as possible after booking. Many benefits, including pre-existing condition waivers and Cancel for Any Reason coverage, are only available if you purchase within 14 to 21 days of your initial deposit. The earlier you buy, the longer you're protected.
Typically 4 to 10 percent of your total trip cost, depending on age, destination, and coverage selections. A $5,000 trip might cost $200 to $500 to insure. Given the size of that investment, the premium is modest.
For inexpensive, fully refundable trips, probably not. For trips with significant non-refundable costs (resort packages, event tickets, ski weeks), trip cancellation coverage protects your financial investment. Medical evacuation is relevant for remote domestic destinations too.
A snowbird travel medical plan designed for extended stays of 60 to 180+ days. Standard trip insurance caps out too quickly. Snowbird plans are built for multi-month stays with benefits for ongoing care, prescriptions, and specialist access. We place these every fall.
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Let's protect your trip before you pack your bags.
Tell us where you're going and for how long. We'll find the right coverage for your destination and your budget.
We'll be in touch within 24 hours. That's not aspirational. It's a guarantee.
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