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Buying travel insurance for medical conditions is easy with Good To Go Travel Insurance. First, get a quote on our website or by calling our customer service team on 0330 024 9949. Tell us your dates of travel, the countries you are visiting, and the details of all travellers to be covered. We will ask you for details of any pre-existing medical conditions, so please make sure you answer these questions accurately and honestly. We will give you a quote straight away, then you will have the chance to choose additional cover if needed. Once you have bought a policy, documents will be sent to you. Keep those documents with you when you travel. Emergency assistance and claims contact details will be in these documents. If you become unwell or injured on holiday, our 24/7 emergency medical assistance team will be available by phone to help you get the care you need.

The price of your travel insurance is calculated based on your destinations, length of trip, the number of travellers, their ages, and medical conditions. By providing this information when you get a quote, you will see the exact cost of your travel insurance, and the cost of any additional options you would like to select, such as gadget cover or missed connection cover.

goodtogo offers travel insurance for medical conditions for worldwide travel. We can only insure people who live in the UK and Channel Islands, and all trips must start and end in the UK or Channel Islands. We are unable to offer cover for any destination subject to FCDO advice against all travel, or all but essential travel and travel to Antarctica.

If you are travelling to a country that has a reciprocal health agreement with the UK, such as the GHIC in Europe, you may receive healthcare at the same cost as a resident (which may or may not be free of charge). GHIC or similar agreements won’t cover your costs if you need to stay longer or require alternative transport home. That’s where medical travel insurance and repatriation cover come in. Without it, you would have to foot the bill yourself and might have to stay overseas until you are well enough to return home on a standard flight. Repatriation can mean varying degrees of support and assistance for your return journey, as deemed medically necessary, including:

• Arranging and paying for an alternative flight because you missed your pre-booked flight due to receiving medical treatment.
• Organising more than one seat on a plane because you are required to keep your leg raised or lie flat.
• Providing a stretcher if you are required to lie flat.
• Providing a medical escort to monitor your condition throughout your journey.
• Providing an air ambulance to get you back to a hospital in the UK.

We have a medical team experienced in aviation medicine, and they will advise on the timing and method of repatriation best suited to your individual needs and recovery. Remember, coming home straight away is not always an option, even if you are considered ‘fit to fly’ by the treating doctor. If you do need to stay overseas for longer due to receiving emergency medical treatment, our travel insurance policies also cover additional travel and accommodation costs for you and any one other person who is required for medical reasons to stay with you.