Patients
People travelling internationally for treatment, assessment or specialist care.
For the person travelling, and the family holding the plan.
Patients, relatives abroad, parents, guardians and companions all come to us with different pieces of the same journey.
People and situations we commonly support
The coordination changes depending on who is travelling, who is arranging things from another country, and what needs to stay organised.
Families
Families managing appointments, travel and updates across borders.
Diaspora families
Relatives living abroad who need someone on the ground for a loved one.
Parents and guardians
Parents or guardians organising a healthcare journey for a child or dependent.
Accompanying relatives
People travelling with a patient who need support with logistics and day-to-day arrangements.
Organisations
Groups coordinating healthcare journeys for clients or members who need practical support.
Tell us who is involved.
Share who is travelling and what still needs coordinating. We will say where we can help.