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✈️Visitor Coverage Insurance

Fixed Benefit Plan

A visitor insurance plan that pays a set dollar amount per service, regardless of actual cost.

Full Definition

A fixed-benefit (or scheduled-benefit) plan reimburses a pre-set dollar amount for each covered service — for example, $1,500 per day for hospitalization or $75 for a doctor visit — regardless of what the provider actually charges. They are cheaper than comprehensive plans but can leave visitors with large gaps when actual costs exceed the fixed schedule. They are generally not recommended for older visitors or those with any health concerns.

Real-World Example

Your fixed-benefit plan pays $1,500/day for hospitalization. You spend 5 days in a US hospital at $4,000/day. Your plan pays $7,500 (5 × $1,500); you owe the remaining $12,500 out of pocket.

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Top Providers

Companies that offer this plan type. Click any card to visit their official website.

Plan availability varies by state and employer. Always verify current offerings directly with the provider.

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