Time and time again, New Frontier Group receives phone calls and emails from our international partners’ clients expressing concern and confusion. They explain that even though they provided their international insurance information to the U.S. medical facility where they were treated, they are receiving statements requesting payment.

With peak travel season comes the inevitability of extended airport security checks and longer check in lines. While airport congestion may seem unbearable, it is nothing compared to the unbearable congestion of the blood cell trying to travel through the deep veins of our legs when traveling on extended airplane flights resulting in a condition called of Deep Venous Thrombosis, (DVT). DVT is serious and can be fatal.

New Frontier Group has always understood that access to health care is a 24/7 reality. It cannot be denied by time zones, distances, and/or language barriers. Ongoing consultations with our international clients reinforced their need for a domestic interface with 24/7 operations.

With peak travel season comes the inevitability of extended airport security checks and longer check in lines. While airport congestion may seem unbearable, it is nothing compared to the unbearable congestion of the blood cell trying to travel through the deep veins of our legs when traveling on extended airplane flights resulting in a condition called of Deep Venous Thrombosis, (DVT). DVT is serious and can be fatal.

At best, the Zika Virus is a moving target that is commanding conversation as well as research in the world of infectious diseases and the travel industry alike. We, at New Frontier Group, along with the entire medical community of the world, take this disease very seriously.

New Frontier Group is excited and pleased to announce it will be the presenting sponsor for the upcoming 2016 ITIC Americas Conference Farewell Dinner on March 1st. Our team has been working closely with the ITIC conference committee to plan a special night tailored to take the “work” out of networking.

An international patient that has received treatment at a medical facility in the USA has plenty of concerns upon discharge. When can I travel home? Am I in the clear? What about my family? What about my medications?

An international patient that has received treatment at a medical facility in the USA has plenty of concerns upon discharge. When can I travel home? Am I in the clear? What about my family? What about my medications?