Travel Assistance Plans
A number of years ago we joined the Family Motor Coach Association (FMCA)primarily because of its included benefit of a travel assistance plan. FMCA has now scrapped that plan and now offers a similar...
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wny_pat wrote:2gypsies wrote:noe-place wrote:thestoloffs wrote:
If you're a CoachNet member, they've now changed how their Roadside Assistance plans are structured.
Their new Platinum Plus plan includes a travel assistance plan, with the same coverages as the new FMCA plan.
Compare these 2 with Good Sam's own plan; YMMV.
I have had Coach Net for years and found them very reliable.
It would help if the OP came back to clarify this....but I think he's asking about a 'personal' plan if you're injured or sick and can't drive yourself back to wherever.
He's not talking about Roadside Assistance for his RV.
I think this is what he's talking about, anyway???
I think it is pretty clear that he is talking about the medical travel assistance plans if you read his initial post. This thread is not about roadside assistance, but about medical assistance for RVers and travelers.
I believe that I DID understand what the OP was asking about.
I quote from Coach-Net's FAQ's:
Coach-Net wrote:
Assist America Global Emergency Services - If you or a family member experiences a medical emergency while traveling 100 miles or more away from home or in another country, Assist America connects you to doctors, hospitals, pharmacies and other services such as: Emergency Medical Evacuation, Hospital Admission Assistance, Return of Vehicle (including RVs), Pet Assistance, and more. Assist America arranges and pays for all of the assistance services it provides without limits on the covered cost. Coverage is included at no additional cost but, if your trip takes you away from home more than 120 consecutive days, an additional fee is required.
That's a NEW feature that's now included within the price of their Platinum Plus Roadside Assistance program.
