From first enquiry to follow-up at home.
A simple, coordinated process that helps you make informed healthcare decisions. We stay with you and your family at every milestone.
How your
journey works
From your first message to follow-up at home, one coordinator guides you through report review, an online consultation with the doctor and a clear proposal, with no obligation to travel.
All nine steps
Three phases, one clear path.
You can stop at any point. Travel only happens if you decide to go ahead.
Phase 101–03
Tell us & get matched
- 01Initial EnquiryTell us about your medical concerns, symptoms, and treatment requirements via our online form, WhatsApp, or email.
- 02Share Your Medical ReportsSubmit your medical history, recent diagnostic scans (CT/MRI/X-ray), lab tests, and doctor prescriptions securely.
- 03Specialist IdentificationWe identify suitable, experienced specialists in India based on your exact medical requirements and specialist availability.
Phase 204–06
Expert review & proposal
- 04Medical Report ReviewYour case and records are coordinated with the selected specialist for an initial clinical assessment and opinion.
- 05Online Doctor ConsultationWhen required, connect directly with the doctor through a video consultation to discuss findings (subject to availability & consultation fees).
- 06Treatment Proposal & Cost EstimateReceive the doctor's recommended treatment approach, hospital details, estimated costs, and expected admission duration.
Phase 307–09
Decide & travel
- 07Your DecisionReview the proposal and decide whether you wish to proceed with treatment in India. Your decision. Your choice. No obligation to travel.
- 08Travel & Hospital CoordinationOnce you confirm, we assist with hospital appointment scheduling, admission coordination, airport transfers, and local stay arrangements.
- 09Discharge & Follow-up SupportWe coordinate discharge-related arrangements, medical summary documentation, and follow-up communication after you return home.
Preparation checklist
What to prepare for a precise review.
Having these ready helps the doctor give you the most accurate opinion.
- 01
Valid passport
At least 6 months validity from the planned travel date, for the patient and anyone travelling with them.
- 02
Recent medical reports
Consultation summaries, recent blood tests, biopsy or pathology reports and any discharge summaries.
- 03
Scans & imaging
MRI, CT, X-ray or angiogram files (DICOM or CD) with the radiologist’s report.
- 04
Current medications
An updated list of medicines and doses, known allergies and relevant history such as diabetes or hypertension.
Begin step 01: your first enquiry.
Share your reports for an initial specialist opinion. There is no obligation to travel.
Have a question?Dilna Najeeb VP · Founder & CEO+91 62820 65943