I have a question regarding insurance, has anyone had experience of Regency for expats insurance their prices seem very good but what is this service like when you need to make a claim. Thank you
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The user inquired about the experience of others with Regency for expats insurance, specifically regarding their claims process. One comment suggested contacting Robert Jackson for expert advice. Another commenter described the claims process, noting that outpatient treatment requires upfront payment with reimbursement later, while inpatient procedures must be pre-approved unless it's an emergency. The commenter emphasized the importance of submitting invoices for hospital services.
For outpatient treatment, you pay, and must have the doctor fill out the form when you are treated, then they reemburse you. For inpatient care, you must get the procedure pre-approved before they will cover anything, except emergency treatment when it was impossible for you to contact them. The hospital must send the invoice to them in order to get paid. The big thing is you paying for all outpatient care, then being reembursed.