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Health insurance for people who move around / are globetrotters

Considering some time abroad, but what's the story on health insurance when you don't have a consistent home?

Many health insurance plans I have seen here in the Bay Area even have this - it's hard to find "in network" doctors. Can't imagine how hard this would be if I'm intermittently across / outside US.

Anyone have experience or resources on this? Thanks!

on January 9, 2020
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    There are several ways to insure your time traveling and there are many things that aren't necessarily obvious. I'd be happy to discuss further

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    May be you want to read these articles;

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