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We arrange treatment in five countries: India, Turkey, Thailand, Malaysia and Mexico. Our office is in Hyderabad, India, and our team coordinates your care in whichever of the five you choose. Each country has its own visa rules, travel distance and price level, so we set these out for your case before you decide.

Send your recent medical reports through the quote form on this site, by email to info@medicurage.com, or on WhatsApp at +91 88868 87123. The most useful documents are your doctor's latest notes or referral letter, scan reports and images (CT, MRI, X-ray or an echocardiogram, which is an ultrasound scan of the heart), recent blood tests, biopsy reports for cancer, and a list of the medicines you take. If you are not sure what you have, send what you have and we will tell you what is missing. Tell us which country you prefer, or that you have no preference. We reply to every enquiry within 24 hours.

Once doctors have reviewed your reports and the treatment you need is clear, we send the same case summary to several partner hospitals, in your preferred country or in several countries, and ask each one to quote. You receive the quotes side by side, showing what each includes, the expected hospital stay, the time you would spend in the country and anything left out. Yes, you are free to choose any of them, and we do not push you towards one hospital or one country.

It depends on your nationality and on the country where you are treated. For example, US and Canadian citizens do not need a visa for a short visit to Mexico, while India and Turkey expect patients to come on a medical visa, and Thailand and Malaysia have medical visa routes for nationals who need them. Once you choose a hospital, we request its invitation or treatment letter where one is needed and help you and your attendants prepare your applications. The visa decision belongs to the destination country, and our Travel and Visa Guide explains the rules we checked for each of the five countries.

A driver or representative we book meets you in the arrivals hall at the airport nearest your hospital, in whichever country you are treated, with a board showing the patient's name. We send you their name and number before you fly. They take you by car to your hotel, or straight to the hospital if the doctors want to see you that day. If your flight is late, they wait, because we follow the flight number you give us. Your coordinator works from our office in Hyderabad by phone and WhatsApp, and any interpreter you need is arranged locally at the hospital.

You do not need to. We arrange an interpreter for Arabic, and for other languages on request, who sits with you in doctor consultations, explains consent forms before you sign and helps you talk to the nurses on the ward. This applies in all five countries. Tell us your language in your first message so the interpreter is arranged before you arrive.

Message your coordinator on WhatsApp or by email, the same way you did before you travelled. We pass medical questions to the treating doctor or hospital team and send you their answer, and we can arrange an online follow-up consultation with the doctor when one is needed. If your doctor at home orders tests, send us the results and we will share them with the team that treated you. For anything urgent, go to your nearest hospital first.