Your Health Abroad
Basic Health Requirements
Traveling abroad with AT/ACIS will require the ability to walk distances, navigate stairs and transport luggage. Travelers should anticipate encountering natural and architectural barriers outside the U.S. which AT/ACIS cannot and does not control. Special meals and/or medical supervision cannot be provided. Porterage is not included on AT/ACIS programs.For the latest recommendations on maintaining your health and safety abroad, please visit the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
Prescriptions
If you require prescription medication, you must take an adequate supply with you and know how to administer the dosage. Carry all prescription drugs in their original containers that show the prescription details; do not bring pill boxes. Carry instructions for any emergency, written by your physician. Do not rely on refrigeration abroad for medication. Please make sure that your coach has a list of your medications.Glasses and Contacts
If you wear glasses or contact lenses, bring an extra pair, as well as your lens prescription. Be sure to bring enough contact lens solution.
Special Medical Treatment
If you have diabetes, are allergic to penicillin, or have any other physical condition that could require emergency care, it is your responsibility to advise your coach before departure. Neither your coach nor AT/ACIS can assume responsibility for obtaining special medical supervision or care.
Immunizations
Requirements change constantly. You should consult your physician for recommendations.Medical Care on the Trip
Your Registration Fee includes Basic Protection Plan coverage. You also have the option to purchase Ultimate or Comprehensive Protection Plan coverage.If you should require medical care, your coach is responsible for seeing that you obtain it. Your tour manager provides backup assistance to your coach, particularly in an emergency situation.