Remote Health

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About Remote Health

Remote Health is a health insurance platform from SafetyWing that insures employees, contractors, and freelancers in over 175 countries. It provides coverage by country, transparent pricing, and a community support feature so that teams can easily manage their health insurance needs globally. Remote Health allows members to compare plans and access insurance options that are tailored to their requirements. With coverage available in regions like Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Australia, it ensures that employees have access to the healthcare they need, regardless of location. Key capabilities: insurance coverage by country transparent pricing community support plan comparison global reach Best for: companies with remote teams that need comprehensive health insurance solutions.

Remote Health Details

Vendor

SafetyWing

Year Launched

2018

Location

Qualcomm Headquarters: 5775 Morehouse Dr, San Diego, CA 92121

Deployment

cloud

Training Options

documentation, videos, live online

Countries Served

All Countries

Languages

English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Mandarin, Korean, Russian, Arabic

Users

Employees, HR Managers, Benefits Administrators, Remote Workers

Industries Served

Hospitality, Computer Software, Health and Wellness, Entertainment

Remote Health's In-App Market Place

Does Remote Health have an in-app market place?

Yes

How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?

Mini Apps

N/A

Pricing Options

Free trial

Free version

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Accepted Payment Currencies

USD ($)

Pros & Cons

Easy and smooth claim system with quick reimbursements (according to multiple reviewers).
Covers a wide range of medical services, including general health, hospitalization, dental (according to one reviewer), vision, maternity, and more.
Great for remote workers and digital nomads, providing health insurance coverage globally.
User-friendly platform (according to some reviewers).
Excellent customer service (according to multiple reviewers).

Lacks a built-out dashboard (as of March 2024).
No details or policy documents provided about specific plans (as of March 2024).
Can be confusing for users coming from simpler healthcare experiences (especially in Europe and LATAM).
Users are responsible for choosing their doctor or facility and may need to consider costs upfront.
Claim filing process may not be ideal for some (e.g., needing to handle bills and invoices).
Limited information on the platform regarding recommended doctors or facilities in a user's area.