Isn't it odd that US society is progressive enough to require wheelchair ramps and accessible bathroom stalls so that disabled folk have the same opportunities as anyone else, and yet a US based international health insurance company can single out and refuse service to anyone with a disability?
It's increasingly common and even necessary to spend time overseas in this globalized world economy, and people with disabilities are at a significant disadvantage because no insurance companies will take care of their health needs while abroad.
Congress passed legislation exempting expatriate health and permitting them to discriminate against disabilities: http://bit.ly/1wKwQ8K.
Congress shouldn't let companies convince them that it's ok to refuse service to someone just because he/she can't wa