Health Insurance For Non Us Resident Senior?

My father is 66 and in excellent health, non-smoker, looks 55, etc etc. I want to get him some health insurance, he just doesnt WANT to get it. I know its hard to get insurance at 66 but his health is great, how/where can I get him health insurance?


5 Responses to “Health Insurance For Non Us Resident Senior?”

  1. Since Medicare kicks in at 65 in the US, you’re not going to find any US Health companies that offer individual coverage to a 66 year old except medicare supplement. Not much market for non resident seniors. Perhaps some coverage from a Mexican company?

  2. I would send him back to his Native Land so that he can get insurance there. That’s just what I would do. :-)

  3. Most US health insurerers will not insure anyone over the age of 64 because Medicare takes over at age 65. If he is healthy and can get a job, he might qualify for group health insurance, but I don’t know of anyone who will sell him health insurance at age 66. Sorry.

  4. what country is he a resident of? if they have universal healthcare then all its gonna cost you is the price of a plane ticket to get him fixed.

  5. Sorry, I don’t know of any US Company that’s going to put health insurance on a non-resident. There are several issues:
    1. unverifiable past medical records
    2. geographic coverage limitations (each state has their own rules)
    3. He’s 66! If he was a US Citizen, Medicare would be the only carrier I know of that would take him! As a non-resident, I’m sure he’s not medicare eligible.
    I’d suggest he tries for a policy in Mexico.

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