Our Regional Service Centers (RSCs) are trained to coordinate all facets of an emergency evacuation remotely for any employees working abroad. Once the RSC is notified of the emergency, staff will assess whether transport is needed, arrange necessary transport, and inform any family of the situation.
On Assignment
Our worldwide health benefits plan is delivered with a personal touch, to give your globally mobile employees the support they need while they are a world away.
Regional Service Centers (RSCs)1
Our RSCs are the local face of our global healthcare network, making it easy to access quality health-care without paying out-of-pocket. Our local experts are well-versed in the nuances of their region’s healthcare delivery systems and are ready to guide globally mobile employees through them.
Locations
Our RSCs are conveniently located across the globe, in Africa, Asia, Brazil, Europe, the Gulf, Mexico, the UK and the U.S.
Global Service Platform (GSP)
Our GSP connects all RSCs and keeps the entire team — clients, brokers, evacuation services representatives, and account managers — on the same page.
Local Experts
In-market experts with a deep understanding of regional regulations, customs, and the language reduce the challenges in receiving care abroad.
An Expansive, Expert Network
Over 1.2 million carefully vetted providers catering specifically to globally mobile employees in 180 countries.
Simplified Payments
Our large direct pay network means members won’t pay out-of-pocket. Your globally mobile employees are able to focus on what’s important — staying healthy.
Using the search function on eBenefits or the mobile app, employees working abroad can quickly find direct pay providers and make an appointment.
When the employee arrives at the direct pay provider's office, they show their ID card. The attendant recognizes the Regional Service Center (RSC) logo and calls to verify eligibility.
The direct pay provider bills MetLife directly. If needed, a billing specialist at the RSC can speak to the provider in the local language.
MetLife reviews the invoice, making sure the price is correct, and determines whether the employee needs any other case management. MetLife pays the provider.
