Company

Founded in 1997 as Highway To Health, Inc., HTH Worldwide has grown to become a leading provider of international health insurance programs and an innovator in online healthcare information, medical assistance and insurance services around the globe. HTH offers a full range of individual and group specialty health insurance programs, all of which include Global Health and Safety Services.

HTH Worldwide is the parent entity of Worldwide Insurance Services, Inc., d/b/a HTH Worldwide Insurance Services, a licensed broker and third party administrator, and HTH Re, Ltd., a Class 3 Bermuda-based reinsurance facility. Taken together, these resources make HTH an important specialty insurer and a leader in assisting world travelers gain access to quality healthcare worldwide. HTH specializes in insurance product development, marketing and distribution. HTH also invests in the development of unique assets to assist the global traveler, including a directly contracted international network of medical practitioners and facilities in over 178 countries outside the U.S. The Company's provider network, in combination with online tools and databases and telephonic assistance, comprise Global Health and Safety Services.

Presently, HTH annually provides health insurance products or services to over 400,000 individuals who travel, study or live outside of their home country.

All HTH markets share the same unmet need -- travelers inevitably experience medical problems abroad and have extraordinary difficulty arranging quality healthcare services or resolving emergency medical situations. The lack of knowledge of local physicians and hospitals is compounded by insurance coverage that shrinks or disappears when international borders are crossed.

HTH addresses this need with valuable research, innovative services, a contracted international network of physicians, and health insurance programs designed to replace inappropriate products or to fill gaps in coverage.

HTH is poised to participate in the emerging global multi-trillion dollar health economy.