This, of course, adds several layers of complexity to your treatment plans, not the least of which are financial considerations.
Some policies pay nothing for travel and lodging.
Assess needs and benefits Your first step should be to verify what travel expenses your health policy will cover, because this coverage varies greatly. Next, do some planning. If airfare isn't reimbursed by your health policy, driving might be an option. Driving may be out of the question, though, if the distance is great, if your car isn't in such good shape, or if you feel just plain awful. Lodging for family members who go with you is yet another expense.