Deadly Travel Dangers You Didn't Think Of...

INDIANAPOLIS, IN -- September 9, 2009 -- Fox News asks Seven Corners to participate in an article on the dangers of traveling.

"One wrinkle with post-exposure rabies vaccines," Kozarsky says, "is that they're not always readily available in parts of the world where they're needed most." Maria Caceres, senior manager of assistance for travel insurance provider Seven Corners, concurs that insufficient medication can exacerbate the danger, recalling an instance in Africa where "We had to evacuate one member after being bitten by a bat because there was no rabies vaccination available."

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About Seven Corners
Seven Corners serves the travel and travel health insurance needs of leisure, student, business, government, missionary and volunteer travelers. It offers an extensive selection of international medical and travel insurance policies to U.S citizens traveling overseas or foreign nationals visiting the United States. Seven Corners has thousands of policy holders and a worldwide network of 30,000 agents. The company created and maintains the industry's most comprehensive network of international health care providers that includes thousands of doctors, pharmacies and hospitals around the globe.

Seven Corners is a member of the United States Travel Insurance Association, is GSA certified and is currently pursuing a SAS 70 Type II compliant designation. In addition to travel medical insurance, Seven Corners also offers health care administration to the government sector. The company is privately held and headquartered just north of Indianapolis in Carmel, IN. For more information about Seven Corners please call 800-335-0611 or visit www.sevencorners.com..