WellAway: when health insurance rhymes with expatriates

(Article partner) Protect his family against a health problem, avoid making a round trip to seek treatment in France. Health insurance is a priority for expatriates.

WellAway, specialist in international health insurance, offers a wide range of products to meet the lifestyle and needs of expatriates. For the United States, this includes ACA (Obamacare) and non-ACA health blankets. Short term formulas for students and seniors are also available.

Why choose WellAway ?

+ Specialist in international health insurance and compliant with the Obamacare (ACA) in the United States.

+ Global coverage with assistance and repatriation.

+ Partner of the CFE, Social Security of French expatriates to optimize your repayments.

+ Third party paying in the US, no advance medical costs.

+ High-end customer service with French speaking advisors available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. +

+ A network of providers throughout the United States: more than 650,000 health professionals, including more than 41,000 French speaking doctors.

+ The travel option for medical care: fixed compensation to enable you, if necessary, to return to France for treatment.

Wherever you travel and reside, WellAway's plans fit your needs and circumstances.

Each member is assigned a "ConciergeCare" advisor to help him with all his efforts and navigate the American health care system, which very often turns into a puzzle for new expats.

For the USA, WellAway proposes 2 plans according to the legislation in force:

Life abroad, complementary health in partnership with the CFE, the Social Security of expatriates and New American, comprehensive health coverage for foreign nationals.

Employed, student or retired, each situation has its health solution. WellAway offers alternatives to Obamacare products, which will respond to each type of situation.

It should also be noted that despite President Trump's Executive Order of October 12 regarding the Affordable Care Act, the Obamacare Health Act, the "Enrollment Period" or the annual subscription period for Obamacare is still valid. news.

This year, it has been reduced by 6 weeks and runs from November 1 to December 15, 2017. LTax penalties for non-compliance with Obamacare remain in effect. The IRS will continue to apply criminal sanctions as it did in previous years.