Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts to Provide Coverage for Overseas Members [Health & Beauty Close – Up]
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Starting this month, BCBSMA announced it becomes the first
GeoBlue, a new insurance product made available to companies through a partnership with Highway to
"GeoBlue will provide businesses and employees peace of mind, as well as a seamless international network of providers to meet whatever health needs arise during oversea travel and assignments," said
Key highlights of GeoBlue include:
-A network of carefully selected hospitals and English-speaking doctors in nearly 200 countries, and a feature that will help schedule doctor visits with no out-of-pocket costs
-Outpatient care coordination, especially for members with chronic health conditions and special needs
-24/7, multilingual concierge service that can help business travelers, and internationally-based employees navigate the health care system wherever they happen to be
-Online tools and mobile applications that will provide health and safety information for countries around the world, and
-Access to emergency case management and evacuation, if necessary
GeoBlue products will be marketed and sold in
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