When researching travel insurance, make sure you look for travel insurance that covers medical emergencies in the U.S. To ensure you’re covered for any eventuality, it’s recommended that you obtain coverage for any pre-existing conditions prior to travel.
Orlando is a very diverse city and Orlando Health cares for thousands of visitors each year from around the world. To serve all cultures and meet the language needs of our patients and guests, we offer Cultural and Interpreter services. Click here to learn more.
It is important to verify the medication you are traveling with isn’t a prohibited item in the U.S. What’s acceptable in your home country may not be legal in the United States, including some medications and herbal remedies. For further information, visit the U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the U.S. Food & Drug Administration.
Staying past the limit of your visa or needing to stay in the U.S. beyond your allotted time can be complex issues. Any amendments to the terms of your current entry to the United States should be addressed through an immigration attorney. Orlando Health recommends finding a lawyer in good standing through the Florida Bar Association. If finances are an issue, they can provide help locating a pro-bono attorney, who may be able to provide services for free or at a lower cost.
Orlando Health makes every effort to provide you with the care and support you need, but there are some areas we may not be able to assist with. For additional guidance, we recommend contacting your country’s Embassy or Consulate based in the United States. Their Consular Section may be able to provide help on a variety of matters.
Basic preparations for wherever you travel can help make the process smoother should you need to seek medical care.
