Tips for Managing Everyday Life on the Road

Whether you’re traveling with an RV, car, or motorcycle, life on the road can look a little different than life at home. For frequent or full-time travelers, you may need to make a few adjustments to ensure that you have mail, medical insurance, vet care, and more.
Here are a few ways you can make everyday life easier, even when traveling for extended periods or full-time.
Mail. There are several ways you can get your mail while traveling for extended periods of time in your rig. You can use mail forwarding services like those offered by Escapees RV Club or Americas Mailbox. You can even have a mailbox set up at UPS stores where you travel frequently (or nearby). Or, if you have a friend or relative that doesn’t mind the extra envelopes, you can always have your mail forwarded to somebody you trust.
For international travel, use services that offer worldwide mail forwarding. Some of these companies can even scan your mail to save the time and hassle of having it physically forwarded to you. For short-term travels, simply have your post office hold your mail until you return home.
Medical care. When minor ailments and injuries occur on the road, look for urgent care facilities or CVS pharmacies that offer MinuteClinic services. These medical centers are useful for common illnesses and other everyday conditions that can happen when you’re traveling. Check your insurance policy before leaving home to see what medical facilities are within your network or extended network near your destination.
Health insurance. For frequent or full-time travelers, health-sharing plans and national policies are the most commonly used health insurance plans. These coverage types can help save you the hassle of looking for medical care within your network while you’re on the road. With a little online research, you can easily find a health insurance plan that works for you, your family, and your traveling needs.
Vet care. There are many options when it comes to veterinary care out on the road. If you need to find an animal hospital for emergency purposes, use services like Vet Centers of America (VCA) to locate nearby options. PetSmart and Petco shopping centers also have veterinary care located inside most stores. These are convenient for routine care and vaccinations.
Voting. By requesting an absentee ballot from your state of residency, you can still vote, even if you’re on the road when it’s time to cast your ballot. Once you receive your ballot, simply fill it out and mail it in to make your vote count.
Resources:
Your Guide to Full-Time RV Living
togorv.com/rv-living/guide-to...
Guide to Getting Mail on the Road
go.rvillage.com/getting-mail-...
How to RV With Pets
togorv.com/rv-living/how-to-r...
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[@TNWisky7]

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[@MrKim-kv2vv]

Thank you for this information. How would it work for recurring medication? Refills/Renewals 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@Campendium]

For refills on medications, we have found that using a national pharmacy works best. Usually Pharmacies like Walgreens, CVS, etc share a data base to keep scripts on file. We recommend you reach out to your pharmacy of choice and ask them about options for refills at other locations.