Your premium rate is dependent on the deductible you choose.

For treatment received outside the U.S. & Canada: No coinsurance

For treatment received within the U.S. & Canada:
In the PPO Network: The plan pays 90% of eligible expenses up to $5,000, then 100% up to the Policy Maximum
Outside the PPO Network: The plan pays 80% of eligible expenses up to $5,000, then 100% up to the Policy Maximum

(Non U.S. citizens only) For those under age 65, the Plan will pay up to a $50,000 lifetime maximum for eligible medical expenses. For those ages 65 and older, the Plan will pay up to $2,500 lifetime maximum.

(U.S. citizens only) For those up to age 65 with a primary health the Plan will pay the Usual, Reasonable and Customary charges of a sudden and unexpected recurrence of a Pre-existing Condition (defined on page 16) up to the plan maximum. For those without a primary health plan, the plan will pay up to a $20,000 lifetime maximum. For those ages 65 and older, with or without a primary health plan, the Plan pay up to a $2,500 lifetime maximum. The primary health plan must have existed prior to the effective date and during coverage of the Plan, and the Pre-existing Condition must be covered under the primary health plan.

In addition, up to $25,000 will be paid to U.S. and non-U.S. citizens for the eligible costs and expenses of an Emergency Medical Evacuation arising or resulting from a sudden and unexpected recurrence of a Pre-existing Condition

If your Patriot plan is purchased for a minimum of one month, coverage may be renewed (unless there is a break in coverage) for a total of up to two years. Renewals are available in whole month or daily increments and may be completed online or by using a paper application, however, renewals of less than one month are available only online. For each renewal of less than one month completed online, you will be charged an additional $5 processing fee. Each insured person must only satisfy one deductible and coinsurance within each 12 month coverage period.

Please note: Renewal rates may differ from initial rates.

Eligibility to purchase, extend or renew this product, or its terms and conditions, may be modified or amended based upon changes to applicable law, including the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA).

If a covered injury or illness requires continuing treatment after the Period of Coverage expires, the six-month Benefit Period may provide continued coverage. When the certificate expires, the Company will review the date of initial treatment for the covered injury or illness. If treatment began less than six months before the Period of Coverage expired, benefits for the covered injury or illness will continue subject to the Policy Limits and the other terms of the plan until there have been six months of continuous coverage for the covered injury or illness.

During the Period of Coverage an insured person may return to their home country for incidental visits up to a cumulative two weeks total, subject to:

b. The total Period of Coverage must be for a minimum of 30 days, and

c.The return to the home country may not be taken to receive treatment for an illness or injury incurred while traveling.

End of Trip Home Country Coverage -For every five months of continuous coverage you purchase, you can purchase one additional month of home country coverage as an accommodation and supplemental travel benefit, up to a maximum of two months. To purchase this special home country extension coverage, please check the appropriate box on the Application Form, and calculate your premium to include the additional month(s).

This benefit is available in the event an insured person is required to depart his/her destination due to an evacuation order issued by prevailing authorities in connection with a Natural Disaster. Natural Disaster is defined as widespread disruption of human lives by disasters such as flood, drought, tidal wave, fire, hurricane, earthquake, windstorm, or other storm, landslide, or other natural catastrophe or event resulting in migration of the population for its safety.

If, during a covered trip, there is an unexpected death of an immedi¬ate family member (spouse, child, parent or sibling), a break-in at the insured's principle residence, or the substantial destruction of the insured's principal residence due to a fire or natural disaster, each Patriot plan pays to return the insured to the area of principal residence. The plan pays for a one way air or ground transportation ticket of the same class as the unused travel ticket, less the value of the unused return ticket.

If accidental death should occur while traveling on a commercial Common Carrier, $50,000 is payable to the designated beneficiary, to a maximum of $250,000 per family.

Each Patriot plan covers injuries incurred during athletic activities which are non-organized, non-contact and engaged in by the insured person solely for leisure, recreation, entertainment or fitness purpos¬es. Some of these sports and activities include, but are not limited to, motor cycle/motorscooter riding, recreational downhill and/or cross country snow skiing, horseback riding, sub-aquatic activities (to 10m), wakeboarding, and water skiing. However, activities not covered include amateur or professional sports or other athletic activity which is organized and/or sanctioned by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (and/or any other collegiate sanctioning or government body), or the International Olympic Committee, and or Adventure Sports. Please note this is only a summary of sports and activities and exclusions. For additional information, please refer to the Certificate of Insurance.

Each Patriot plan offers a $25,000 principal sum benefit for Accidental Death and Dismemberment occurring during the Period of Coverage: • Accidental Loss of life – principal sum • Accidental Loss of two Members - principal sum • Accidental Loss of one Member – 50% of principal sum. “Member” means hand, foot or eye.

Each Patriot plan provides coverage for injuries and illness incurred as a result of an act of Terrorism, limited in amount and by cir¬cumstances. If an insured person is injured as a result of an act of Terrorism, and the insured person has no direct or indirect par¬ticipation in the act, the plan reimburses eligible medical claims subject to a $50,000 lifetime maximum. Terrorism includes criminal acts, including against civilians, committed with the intent to cause death or serious bodily injury, or taking of hostages, with the pur¬pose to provide a state of terror in the general public or in a group of persons or particular persons, intimidate a population, or compel a government or international organization to do or to abstain from doing an act. However, this benefit does not cover an act of Terrorism in any country or location where the United States gov¬ernment has issued a travel advisory that has been in effect within the six months prior to the insured person's date of arrival. In addi¬tion, claims incurred as a result of radiological, nuclear, chemical or biological weapons or events are not covered.

This benefit also does not cover an act of Terrorism in the event that an advisory to leave a certain country or location is issued by the United States government after the insured person's arrival date, and the insured person unreasonably fails or refuses to heed such warning or depart the country or location.

If an imposter obtains key personal information such as a Social Security or Driver's License number, or other meth¬od of identifying an insured person in order to impersonate or obtain credit, merchandise or services in the insured person's name, the Patriot plans provide coverage up to $500 for the reasonable, customary and necessary costs incurred by the insured for: re-filing a loan or other credit application that is rejected solely as a result of the stolen identity event; notarization of legal documents, long distance telephone calls, and postage that has resulted solely as a result of reporting, amending and/or rectifying records as a result of the stolen identity event; up to three credit reports obtained within one year of the insured person's knowledge of the stolen identity event; and stop payment orders placed on missing or unauthorized checks as a result of the stolen identity event.

The identity theft event must occur during the Period of Coverage.

Each plan pays $100 directly to the insured person for each night of a required overnight stay in a hospital up to a maximum of 10 days. The hospital stay must be covered under this plan in order to receive this benefit. This benefit is not available for Patriot America (non-U.S. citizens) if the hospitalization is due to the Sudden Recurrence of a Pre-existing Condition.

The Extreme Sports Rider is available on both Patriot plans for those up to the age of 65. The following activities are covered to the lifetime maximum amounts: abseiling, aviation, BMX, bobsleigh, bungee jumping, canyoning, caving, flying (private plane), hang gliding, heli-skiing, high diving, hot air ballooning, inline skating, jet skiing, kayaking, mountain biking, paragliding, parascending, rappelling, rock climbing (ropes and guides to 4500m from ground level), skydiving, snow boarding, snowmobiling, snow skiing, spelunking, surfing, trekking, whitewater rafting (to Class V), wind-surfing. These extreme activities must be engaged in solely for leisure, recreation, or entertainment purposes.

(Non-U.S. citizens only) When purchased at the time of application, the Patriot GoTravel Group Return Rider provides temporary medical coverage for non-U.S. citizens returning to their home country.

Up to Policy Maximum

This optional coverage is available for the primary insured person only. This coverage is in addition to the Accidental Death and Dismemberment already included in the Patriot GoTravel Group plans. Coverage must be purchased for a minimum of three months.

Up to an Additional $400,000