Travel insurance for mental health conditions
Are you planning your next adventure? While it's easy to focus on the excitement of planning your trip, it's essential to consider the unexpected, including potential health issues, both physical and mental.
When you purchase travel insurance from Good to Go, one of the first steps is to declare any pre-existing conditions you have, including those related to mental health. This step is vital, as failing to disclose any condition could invalidate your policy.
During the application process, you'll be asked about any history of stress, anxiety, depression, or other psychiatric conditions you've experienced. This includes conditions such as eating disorders, substance abuse, or other mental illnesses for which you've sought treatment or received a diagnosis. Depending on your specific mental health condition, you may need to answer medical screening questions to ensure that your coverage is tailored to your needs.
Our cover also extends to prescription medication. If you're required to take medications with you, rest assured that they are covered by our policy. We recommend always carrying your medications in your hand luggage.
Our Gold and Platinum policies offer enhanced cover, including cancellation cover. These options provide additional levels of cover and give you the option to purchase any optional cover you may require like waiting list cover or hazardous sports cover.
We understand that mental health is diverse, and we cover a wide range of conditions such as anxiety, depression, stress and eating disorders up to a high level of severity, so long as you have a diagnosis.
If you're unsure about whether your specific mental health condition is covered, or if you have any questions about our cover options, do give us a call us. Our experienced team can provide guidance and assistance tailored to your needs. If you require emergency treatment abroad for any reason, our emergency assistance line is available 24/7.
Don’t let your age or medical conditions hold you back! For travel insurance you’re good to go!
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