A specific kind of peace of mind.

When a medical emergency means getting to another hospital, transportation matters. Atlas MedEvac adds evacuation and repatriation protection alongside your existing medical coverage.

$50,000Emergency evacuation lifetime limit

$25,000Repatriation of remains lifetime limit

$0Deductible

Medical treatment is not covered. This plan supplements evacuation and repatriation coverage.

Help getting to the care you need.

Check your existing health plan for evacuation benefits before you travel. Atlas MedEvac may help fill that gap.

Emergency transportation. For a covered, life- or limb-threatening emergency, the plan can help transport you to the nearest suitable hospital when local care is inadequate.
Help with arrangements. WorldTrips must approve and coordinate transportation in advance, with emergency assistance available 24/7.
Support for loved ones. Repatriation of remains benefits help with returning remains home after a covered death. Local burial or cremation benefits are also included, within policy limits.

What could this look like?

Care is needed elsewhere.

A traveler has a life-threatening illness that the local hospital cannot treat. An approved, coordinated transfer to the nearest suitable hospital may qualify for evacuation benefits.

A student checks their coverage.

A student has medical insurance but needs evacuation benefits for a program abroad. Atlas MedEvac may help fill the gap; the student should confirm the program’s requirements and plan eligibility first.

Illustrative examples. Coverage depends on eligibility, policy terms, and limits.

More about your coverage

What is covered?

The official page lists a $75,000 overall lifetime maximum and up to $5,000 lifetime for local burial or cremation. Covered evacuation addresses a qualifying emergency requiring transportation to a suitable hospital; it is not a promise of transport to your preferred hospital.

Who may qualify?

The policy specimen lists U.S. and non-U.S. citizens ages 14 days through 50 outside their home country. The marketing page emphasizes students and U.S. visitors. Because summaries differ, confirm your citizenship, destination, age, and dates in the application before relying on eligibility.

How does evacuation work?

WorldTrips must approve and coordinate arrangements in advance. Contact the assistance service immediately when evacuation may be needed. Medical necessity and the policy’s other conditions must be satisfied.

What is excluded?

Medical treatment expenses and trip protection expenses are excluded. Enrollment while confined to specified care facilities has a 30-day post-discharge restriction for related injury or illness benefits. Review the full exclusions and any geographic limitations.

Duration, options, and existing coverage

Confirm available coverage dates in the quote. The policy describes termination at the end of paid coverage or return home, subject to its terms. No optional add-ons or starting price are represented here. Compare travel medical plans if you also need treatment coverage.