What is it?
The Travel Assistance program became available in the fall of 2008. It provides help with emergencies and problems when you or your eligible dependents are traveling more than 100 miles from home. Students who are living more than 100 miles from home are covered at school. Services are provided by Europ Assistance USA (EA).
Key services include:
Who is eligible?
When and how do you enroll or apply?
You do not need to enroll. Services may be accessed at any time either online or via a toll-free number. There is no cost to access EA’s services. You are responsible for the cost of medical and dental care, eyeglasses, prescriptions, translation services, fund transfer fees, attorney’s fees and so on. You should contact your health, dental, or prescription carrier to determine whether and how claims will be covered under your insurance plans.
Where can you find more information?
A brochure explains more about the Travel Assistance program and includes a cutout wallet card for easy reference. You can get the brochure and other information or assistance at: