At a Glance
- 1. Share your medical information.
- 2. Review your options.
- 3. Prepare your journey.
- 4. Receive on-ground assistance.
- 5. Continue with post-treatment support.
1. Share your medical information. Reports, scans and prescriptions are reviewed by a specialist.
2. Review your options. You receive a specialist opinion, suggested hospital and doctor, and an indicative cost range.
3. Prepare your journey. Medical visa guidance, travel planning and accommodation are coordinated around your treatment dates.
4. Receive on-ground assistance. Airport pickup, interpreter support and appointment coordination during your stay.
5. Continue with post-treatment support. Recovery guidance and coordinated follow-up after you return home.
Practical Checklist
Related Renaid Services
Care Matching → Medical Visa Assistance → Patient Assistance → Treatment Coordination →Frequently asked
How long does the whole process take, start to finish?
It varies enormously by treatment complexity and visa processing time for your country — anywhere from a few weeks to a couple of months from first enquiry to travel.
What do I need to provide first?
Your existing medical reports, scans, prescriptions and a brief description of your condition — that's what a specialist needs to give an initial opinion.
Can the plan change once I've started?
Yes. Your treating team may adjust the plan based on further tests once you arrive; your coordinator helps you and your logistics adapt accordingly.
Start with a free, no-obligation medical opinion
Share your reports and a Renaid patient coordinator will review your case, then walk you through hospitals, doctors, costs and the full journey.