dharmaboi asked:


I know that I may have to travel to specific doctors with the discount problem bUt I am ok with that. Also if anyone know any charities in florida that will help with dental surgeries that would be awesome too.

Lucy

ss asked:


Considering the bombing breaking out in Isreal. I have a cruise scheduled for the end of August, should I plan to go somewhere else instead? (travel insurance would cover the costs)

I would be sad about going somewhere else, I am really looking forward to seeing all the beautiful mosques and palaces… but this war that broke out is looking pretty scary…

Carl

intlgntinvstr asked:


I called AMEx and dispute these charges. They said they will take 6-8 weeks to investigate. Yesterday, I spoke with another AMEX rep for update, and she tells me that most likely I may not get my $$$ back, because I did not buy Travel Insurance and bought non-refundable tickets. Anyone bought with AMEX and actually got the same answer. Any recommendation on what to do now? I feel disappointed in AMEX, with their answers and everything.

Francisco

violetflower asked:


My father died abroad some months ago. We want to receive the life insurance to pay the debts and taxes that we are burdened with. But the life insurance company wants a copy of my late father’s airline ticket. The problem is we don’t know which travel agency and airline he traveled. Is there some way we could find out through the passport agency/web site?

Mario

Jana L asked:


My husband is thinking about taking a job in this field. He is currently a detective and the stress of his current job is very high. I’m just not sure if all of the traveling (involving going to a major metro area) will be just as stressful as his current job. What about the career ladder?

Adam

Mrs. Spock asked:


I want to go from Michigan to California this summer. However, if I make air, hotel, and car reservations, I may have to cancel because one of my elderly fat cats could get sick. I can’t get insurance because it won’t cover pets. I wouldn’t be able to enjoy myself if one got sick, but they could live 10 more years. I’m thinking of driving. What should I do?
Of course someone will be checking in on them and feeding them 2-3 times per day, but they may still get sick.

Charlie

Rambis asked:


My friend, 28, while on ski vacation was diagonsed w/ SVT and the cardiologist he/she saw recommended a cardiac ablation to cure his/her disease. His/her travel insurance does not cover pre-existing conditions. Is SVT considered a congenital disease or can he/she medically prove that this incident happened during a travel and never existed before he/she commenced his/her vacation.

Leslie

emblu asked:


Hi, I have recently moved to New York City from England, I am on a tourist visa, I’m not a resident and my birth control has run out. In the UK we don’t need health insurance so I’m not sure how it all works over here. I hope some one can give me some advice.

As a non resident can I just call any doctor and make an appointment? If so how much abouts will it cost? ( I only have travel insurance and am pretty sure they wont cover birth control!)
How much is the birth control? Also do you have to be a U.S resident to go to the Planned Parenthood clinics? I looked at their website online and you have to enter a social security no. which I don’t have.

Any help and advice would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!!

Ryan

dusa_00 asked:


I was stopped at a red light and a car travelling about 40 rearended me. I was told I would have to file all medical bills with my insurance . Is this correct?

Joel

Reema J asked:


She can’t travel back to India in this situation.Can anyone help me at least to get a first aid.and if necessary further treatment also.She doen’t have insurance.Any charity to help me?

Natalie