Yes, in most cases, your health insurance will cover you if you need medical care while traveling to another state. Many health insurance plans provide coverage for emergency and urgent care services when you are outside of your plan's network area. However, it's important to check with your insurance provider to understand the specifics of your coverage. Some plans may have limitations on out-of-network coverage, and certain types of non-emergency care may not be covered when received out of state. Additionally, if you anticipate needing ongoing medical care while in another state, it's advisable to discuss your options with your insurance provider to ensure you have the necessary coverage. Keep in mind that while emergency care is often covered regardless of location, non-emergency care may require pre-authorization or may be subject to different cost-sharing arrangements when received out of network. It's always best to review your policy or contact your insurance company directly to clarify the details of your coverage when traveling out of state.