genki

Attention over time

7-day rolling share of analyzed posts/comments mentioning this entity · 90 daily points ending 2026-08-13

Final complete day: 2026-08-13. Attention was 0.8% — this entity appeared in 22 of 2,951 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (37 mentions).

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Recent mentions

1. 2026-08-13 01:12 UTCComment

   Curious if you've found a decent alternative? Or are you still using Genki? Also, u/nev4, any comment?

2. 2026-08-12 23:59 UTCComment

   I can see someone from Genki is reading comments on here so let me just share my partner’s and my experience. We’ve used Genki on and off for years, I started using it super early when it was still giving start up vibes and always had good experiences with them. I felt I could rely on them. They partnered with Allianz which was great. Now, I’m not sure when this happened exactly, but between my last sign up and my partner signing up with them again, they’ve now changed to partner with Squarelife and let me tell you… Squarelife SUCKS. Their customer service is literally SO rude, I had one of their employees literally yell at me on the phone. A bit of background: my partner has multiple herniated discs from an injury many years ago, which he had surgery for. Sometimes this flares up and he needs steroid shots but that part is what it is. Unfortunately he got a new injury this year, unrelated to the old injury, and Squarelife refused to help him even though he was in excruciating pain and it was clearly a new injury in a completely different place. We ended up having to hire someone to fully dissect THEIR OWN terms and conditions, and once we did, the tone changed completely. Now they were sincerely sorry for not helping and wanted to spare no expense. After we had already been paying customers for years, spent days at the hospital trying to work this out, and had been yelled at over the phone for wanting help from the people we pay to help us (ugh this part annoys me so much). It was truly giving “oh unfortunately we didn’t manage to scam these guys cause they actually read the t&cs so now let’s backtrack”. Incredibly unprofessional when people’s health is at stake. Genki, you’re shooting yourself in the foot with this switch from Allianz to Squarelife and we’ve already warned many in our digital nomad network because unfortunately we just can’t count on you anymore. It’s a real shame cause I’ve been a fan in the past.

3. 2026-08-12 22:00 UTCComment

   The thing about Genki is they changed their policy significantly in the last year or so. It used to be a really good policy with Allianz, and now it’s a totally different one with a insurer that doesn’t seem to have much track record. So it’s tricky to know when people say they claimed with “Genki” in the past successfully if they’re talking about the Allianz policy or this new one. Because at the end of the day Genki is not an insurer, they just resell insurance products.

4. 2026-08-12 16:45 UTCComment

   Thank you for the insight! Do you know which of the ones covers TCM and physio therapy (20 sessions at least) and Physiotherapy (20 sessions at least)? My budget is 300usd/m. Need coverage worldwide excluding US. I am in my mid 20. No pre existing conditions. I was looking at Vumi and April International, Genki doesn’t cover TCM and I believe the rest didn’t have plans that fits my budget.

5. 2026-08-12 05:44 UTCComment

   We are working on an improved claim form that does a better job of gathering all the info we need at the beginning, to cut down on all of the unnecessary additional emails back and forth asking for more documents. -- Neville from Genki