Travel insurance for people with blood pressure conditions
According to the NHS, blood pressure is a measure of the force that your heart uses to pump blood around your body and conditions can come in two forms; low and high blood pressure. In the UK, around a third of the adult population suffer from high blood pressure.
We understand that insuring a medical condition can be frustrating, and we want to make it as easy as possible for you to get travel insurance. So, if you are suffering with a blood pressure condition and are concerned about whether travel insurance will be able to cover you and your medical condition, or you’ve had trouble getting covered in the past, we may be able to help you.
One of the things that means we stand out from the crowd is that we will consider all medical conditions. Simply get a quote online or contact us to go through our simple medical screening process.
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We’ll do our best to find a policy that’s suited to your needs. Like all of our travel insurance policies, our blood pressure travel insurance cover will include a number of great features as standard, including:
- Holiday cancellation cover
- Passport, money and documents cover
- Delayed departure cover
- Personal accident cover
- Accommodation cover
- Cover for over 50 sports and activities
- Medical and hospital expenses cover (including expenses related to any medical conditions you have declared and have been covered by us)
For more information on what’s covered with our travel insurance for people with existing medical conditions including high or low blood pressure, have a read of our policy documents. And if you have another medical condition, or a disability, we can help with that as well!
And if you still can’t find what you’re looking for, why not get in touch with us and we’ll try to help.
Please note: ‘blood pressure travel insurance’ is a general term for one of our standard travel insurance policies including cover for other health conditions, which is subject to medical screening and may require an additional premium. We don’t offer specialist cover for this specific condition.