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Help you sort options and decide what needs doing next.
If you or a loved one needs healthcare in another country, KWANPA helps you organise the practical side: appointments, documents, travel, accommodation, local support and follow-up, before you leave, while you are away, and after you return.
From the first conversation to the journey home, the same team stays with the appointments, travel, stays and updates, so families are not left to stitch it together alone.
Sort options, gather documents, line up appointments, and get travel ready without a last-minute scramble.
Manage arrivals, transport, day-to-day arrangements and communication when plans change.
Help with follow-up appointments, next steps and continuity once you are home.
Appointments, documents, travel, stays, local support and follow-up around international healthcare. Clinical care stays with your provider.
Help you sort options and decide what needs doing next.
Support appointment enquiries, scheduling and organising the documents providers request.
Help plan flights, stays and the practical arrangements around the appointment.
Coordinate airport pickup, hospital transfers and local movement while you are away.
Keep authorised family members informed when care and logistics are happening in another country.
Support follow-up arrangements and continuity after the appointment or treatment journey ends.
Sometimes the patient is travelling. Sometimes a son or daughter abroad is arranging everything for a parent. We work with whoever is holding the plan.
Travelling for care
Help before departure, while away, and after the return home.
Coordinating from another country
Updates you can follow when you cannot be in the room yourself.
Travelling with the patient
Local help around stays, transport and the appointment day.
International healthcare is hard enough without also managing flights, forms, pickups and family updates alone. We take the logistics you ask us to, and we say so before work starts.
KWANPA brings together three Ghanaian founders already helping people with life and care in the UK: at a railway station, through shipping and airport pickups, and inside nursing.
Years at a UK railway station, meeting international travellers and explaining how this country actually works.
Shipping across borders, coordinating collections, and picking people up from the airport when they land.
A Ghanaian nurse now practising in the UK, with the qualifications and the lived knowledge of how care moves here.
A pickup. Somewhere to stay. Someone who can sit through the appointment day with a relative. The hospital still does the clinical work. We help with everything around it.
My mother came from Kumasi for her appointment and I was at work. They picked her up, and the next morning someone went with her. That thing alone, I slept.
Akosua Daughter arranging care from London
Council, tax, even the GP, all of it was online. Me, I'm not good with those computers. Somebody sat with me and we did it one by one.
Kwesi Just arrived in the UK
I came to work in healthcare and I still needed help like anybody. A room. My National Insurance. Then my mother wanted to see a specialist.
Adwoa Healthcare worker, newly arrived
Say where you are travelling from, where care is happening, and what still needs owners. We will tell you what we can take on.