Trawick offers six comprehensive travel insurance policies through Squaremouth, each designed to provide different levels of coverage to suit various travel needs. Their most popular plan, Safe Travels Protect, delivers affordable protection for both trip cancellations and medical emergencies, making it an ideal choice for travelers on domestic and international trips alike.
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Trawick customers appreciate the value for money offered by the policies and the ease of modifying them before a trip. However, some travelers report difficulty reaching customer service, particularly after filing a claim.
My claim was paid out as I desired. The initial submission via the electronic form and website didn't allow me to provide enough detail on the attachments which led to being asked later to provide more information, which was accomplished via email.
I had an accident on November 1, 2022. I went to Lee Health Care and learned, after several xrays, I had broken my wrist in a fall from a towtruck. I was in the little jumper seat behind the driver. He opened the door for me to get out and my foot caught on the small running board causing me to fall 4 feet onto the pavement. I put out my hand to break my fall. Lee Health accepted my insurance with Trawick and referred me to an Orthopaedic surgeon. They put me in a sling until I was able to see Dr. Skinner at the Institute of Orthopaedic Surgery in Bonita Springs three weeks later. At that time further xrays were done and it was determined I needed a brace but no surgery. In that the Institute did not recognize my insurance, I had to pay them directly but in contacting Trawick customer service they said to do so and submit all the necessary paperwork.
I had to go back to the Institute the end of December and learned that the break had healed but I had severe nerve damage in my hand and carpel tunnel. Dr. Skinner said I may need surgery but had 6 months to determine this.
In that I was going to be back in Canada the end of April, I arranged to see a Neurologist in Canada, as soon as I returned. He was able to determine that some improvement had been made with exercises I was doing but thought I still had damage which might require surgery and in his opinion I had a year from the date of the accident to do this, if necessary. He referred me to an Orthopaedic surgeon in Canada. My hand has responded well to exercise and right now, I’m hopeful no surgery will be required. All of this in Canada was not part of my claim.
However, I have never been reimbursed by Trawick. I have spoken to many customer service personnel and all I’m told is that my claim is in process! My last correspondence was May 30/23, at which time I was told they would get back to me in 15 business days. They have not! I called again in June and the customer service rep wrote a detailed note while I was on the line. She said they were waiting further medical reports. This is what they say every time and there are no more medical reports. I supplied all the medical information (originals) when I submitted my claim in December. I contacted Lee Health in June to be sure they had supplied all the information they had on my case and they had. They had nothing further to submit and didn’t have a request for more. I contacted the Institute, also in June, to see if they were requested further information and they had been in April and faxed all the information they had, which was exact copies of the originals I had submitted. They have not had any further requests.
The total claim is for $447.99 US and it is now going into the 8 month since my accident. I can’t get to speak to a supervisor. I can’t produce medical records I don’t have nor does Lee Health or the Institute of Orthopaedic Surgery.
It is the time of year to be securing insurance for my 6 month trip to Florida in November. I belong to a Canadian Club with 200 members and all were quite interested in my buying my travel insurance in the US and are awaiting to hear my findings. I realize my mistake was not going to a specialist whom was in the Trawick Network but when I needed to see surgeon, I never thought to be sure the referral was in the same Network. I just wanted to be treated.
It was an accident. I need someone to check into this, as I’m so disappointed in the service I have received from Trawick and concerned about purchasing again. If I the been charge had been much more, because this is taking too long to be settled, I’d be in financial hardship. I’d appreciate any help you can provide in getting this claim completed.
This is the first time I’ve had to use travel insurance for an accident in all the years I have been purchasing insurance, I feel badly that this occurred so soon after I arrived. I needed my car which had to be towed to be fixed and never expected to have an accident.
I’d appreciate any help you can provide. I can always be reached at this email; susken@shaw.ca or by phone at 604 531 9125. Thank you, Susan Keeping
Review Updated: 07/24/2023
Claim took too long to process! It was a definite accident which resulted in a broken wrist, diagnosed, treated in November. All supporting documentation was provided by mid January. Further documentation, clarification was requested in February. This was provided which was exactly same, identical, information, supplied in January,
It appears that the procedure being followed for claims is to have an initial, standard, response that claim has been received. Further monthly inquiries get a “will get back to you within 15 business days”. Usually a phone call for clarification and handled very well by customer service. But, still, lingered after all possible information provided for another five months. Finally paid in mid July. Four months, to settle, which I was informed was usually the norm, to 7 1/2 months which was the actual.
My first inquiry, after filing my claim, concerning, when I could expect to hear, where my claim stood, lead me to believe that my call in February, which, on that call, customer service indicated claims for accidents in October, submitted by December, were currently being processed.
From that, I assumed my claim for November 1, submitted in January, would be processed by March. March, April, May, calls all met with the same response that “they were experiencing a high number of claims”.
My claim was for a relatively small amount; $487. If it had been for more, this would have been a real hardship for me. I paid in full for my insurance the day I purchased. The insurance was paid when it was due!
I was finally reimbursed mid July and that was after a customer service representative, with whom I spoke, in June submitted a detailed note I dictated to her over the phone She asked me to do this when I called to inquire again where the claim stood.
My claim was paid in full for the surgeon’s portion and no further information was ever required. I did provide a fax and direct contact with the accounting department at the surgeon’s office, after the request in March and agent spoke directly with the surgeon’s office in March.
It seems a procedure is being followed regardless of amount of claim; documentation received. I would think there should be a better system set up whereby straight forward claims get paid. It seems, instead of just automatically being put in a pile, with all claims received, initial claims should be sorted and only those requiring “real” further information held up pending that information. Valid claims would then be further separated, from those that are not qualified, thereby speeding up the process.
I’m beginning to believe that the specialist has had experience with insurance claims taking too long to process and why his practice requires payment upfront!
Although there was much communication regarding the process, it was handled well.
I filed a claim a week ago and have been waiting patiently for the claim to be processed. I should be able to give a better evaluation once I know how long it takes Trawick to process the claim and refund me.
I opened a delayed luggage claim. Unfortunately, I lost the receipt for the purchase of necessities until my luggage was located and delivered. I am still waiting for a response from Trawick to determine if my credit card statement and itemized list will be sufficient for reimbursement. Maybe I was unclear about the need for receipts to receive the luggage delay reimbursement but the communication process has been slow.
My wife and I contracted covid on the last 3 days of our Caribbean cruise. Ship's doctor claimed that antivirals (which are free in the USA) were not covered on our US registered ship while in international waters.
Trawick covered the $750/person fee for injecting the anti-viral.
Our trip did not go as planned. The airline mishandled our luggage, which resulted in missing a connection flight and us being without our bags for 2 weeks - spending countless hours on the phone and trying to figure out how to get our bags, all the while being falsely assured our bags would get to us soon. Not all the interruptions we faced fit neatly into the insurance claims categories, but I'm hoping Trawick can help make up for some of these issues. We didn't technically miss going on the trip - but it definitely wasn't what it should have been.
The process to collect & submit documentation was fairly straightforward once I got started. I appreciated the notification that documents had been received & getting feedback about what was still missing. My claim was complete in a timely manner. And I am impressed with Squaremouth’s attention to the resolution of my claim. I have already told friends & family about my very positive experience!
I previously used another insurance policy on previous trip of less value and paid more with Trawick plus taken much longer for simple $1,000 claim.
I had accident and never allowed to fly again. I paid close to $300 in insurance and just asking for $1,000 airfare—not even for trip.
I filed a claim and have not heard a thing