Resources
Guides for people making this decision.
Written to be useful whether or not you ever work with us. Several of them will tell you things that make our own job harder.
Not yet published
We haven't published anything here yet, and we're not going to pretend otherwise.
Every guide on our list is about a medical decision, so none of it publishes until a named clinician has reviewed it for accuracy and is willing to be named on it.
We could fill this section quickly with general articles about medical tourism. Most companies in this market do. That content is usually written to rank rather than to help, and on a subject where people make decisions about surgery, that seems like the wrong trade.
So the rule we have set ourselves is simple. No article publishes without a real named author, a real named medical reviewer, a review date, and its sources listed. That takes longer. It also means that when something does appear here, it is worth reading.
In the meantime, the pages that already carry the most practical information are patient safety, which sets out eight checks you can make yourself, transparent pricing, which shows every cost line you’ll face, and aftercare.
What we’re writing first
- What happens if something goes wrong after surgery abroad
- Why your doctor at home may refuse to follow up, and what to do about it
- How to move your medical records between countries
- How to check a surgeon and a hospital abroad
- Nine questions to ask before agreeing to surgery
- The real cost of treatment abroad, line by line
- Who actually pays your medical travel agency
The first four are all about the part of this journey nobody else has a commercial reason to write about, which is what happens after you get home.
If you have a question now, just ask it.
A free twenty minute conversation is faster than waiting for us to write the article.