Author: Gopi Mamidipudi
24 May. 2026
Visitor Insurance Claim Denied? What to Do Next Before You Appeal
A visitor insurance claim denial can feel stressful, especially when the medical bill is from a hospital, urgent care center, emergency room, or doctor’s office in the United States. But the first mistake many families make is assuming that a denied claim is automatically final. It may not be. The right response depends on the […]
Travel Insurance for Parents Visiting the USA for Graduation: 2026 Guide
Graduation is one of those family moments planned months in advance. Flights are booked, university schedules are checked, hotel rooms are reserved, and parents often travel a long distance to be present for one important day. For many families, especially when parents are visiting from India or another country, this may be their first major […]
30 Apr. 2026
What Are Your Rights if a U.S. Flight Is Delayed or Cancelled in 2026?
If your flight in the United States is delayed or cancelled in 2026, your most important right is usually the right to a refund, not automatic compensation. That distinction matters. In the U.S., airlines generally must refund you if your flight is cancelled and you choose not to travel. They must also refund you if […]
25 Apr. 2026
Top 10 Travel Trends to Watch in 2026: What Is Changing and Why It Matters
Travel in 2026 is not just changing in where people go. It is changing in how they plan, what they prioritize, and how much disruption they can realistically absorb once a trip is booked. That is the real shift. Compared with a few years ago, travel decisions now involve earlier research, tighter schedules, stronger demand […]
14 Apr. 2026
Costco Travel Insurance Review 2026: Coverage, Cost, and Is It Worth It?
Is Costco Travel Insurance Worth It in 2026? Costco Travel Insurance can be worth buying in 2026, but only if you understand what it is designed to do. This is primarily a trip protection plan, not a true standalone travel medical policy. Its main job is to protect the money you could lose if a […]
29 Mar. 2026
First Health PPO Network for Visitors Insurance: What It Means, How It Affects Medical Bills, and When It Matters Most
If you are buying visitor insurance for the United States, the PPO network attached to the plan can materially affect where you get treated, how claims are handled, and how your medical bill is priced. One of the most commonly used networks in visitor insurance is First Health PPO. That matters because U.S. medical pricing […]
27 Mar. 2026
Indian Passport Renewal in the USA: Complete Guide for 2026
If you are an Indian citizen living in the United States and your passport is expiring, expired, full, damaged, lost, or needs updated personal details, the process is usually handled as a passport re-issue, not a simple extension of your current passport. That distinction is important because it affects the application category, the checklist you […]
13 Feb. 2026
2026 Travel Checklist for Parents Visiting the USA
Everything to confirm before you book flights, plus what to carry so entry, transit, and healthcare don’t become last-minute emergencies. Planning a U.S. trip for parents in 2026 requires verification, not assumptions based on older travel advice. Interview policies, transit checks, and airline documentation enforcement have tightened in many corridors, and U.S. healthcare costs remain […]
12 Feb. 2026
Medical Insurance for Green Card Applicants: What Actually Works at Each Stage
If you’re applying for a Green Card, the insurance question feels simple—until it gets expensive. Most people make one of these mistakes: They buy a “visitor insurance” plan because it’s easy and affordable, then discover it’s designed for emergencies only and rejects anything that looks like follow-up care, ongoing treatment, or a pre-existing condition issue. […]
30 Jan. 2026
Best Travel Insurance For Seniors Over 70
What Changes After 70 and Why Claims Fail Most seniors only discover how travel insurance truly works after the age of 70 when they are forced to rely on it during a medical emergency. The common assumption is simple: If a policy is available for purchase and shows a high coverage limit, it should respond […]
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