Our roleIndependent navigation only. We do not diagnose, prescribe, or treat. Hospitals and licensed clinical teams retain every medical decision.
A controlled pathway

A staged process designed to stop unsafe or unsuitable travel.

The process moves from a minimal public enquiry to secure review, hospital confirmation, supported treatment, and documented continuity. Progress is never automatic.

A navigation decision is not treatment approval

Only the treating hospital can determine eligibility, consent, treatment, discharge, and fitness to travel.

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Stage 01

Minimal initial enquiry

We ask only for country or region, age group, a short diagnosis overview, urgency, and whether records exist.

  • No file upload
  • No pathology or imaging on the public form
  • Urgent concerns redirected locally
02
Stage 02

Secure dossier and route review

With explicit consent and secure handling, the clinical file can be organised for an appropriately scoped specialty review.

  • Confirmed condition, diagnosis, relevant imaging or tests, medicines, procedures, devices, and treatment history
  • Current fitness, organ function, infection, anaesthetic and neurological risk
  • Home-clinician, insurer, travel, rehabilitation, and caregiver context
03
Stage 03

Hospital and cost confirmation

The exact hospital site and team review the case. The patient receives a written route classification and itemised estimate.

  • Named team and exact site
  • Approved, off-label, trial, or investigational status
  • Deposits, refunds, complications, extra nights, and change-of-plan terms
04
Stage 04

Travel readiness and China support

Travel proceeds only after written acceptance, funding, practical support, emergency arrangements, and home follow-up are aligned.

  • Named primary and backup coordinator
  • Qualified interpreter for consent and clinical discussions
  • Hospital clinical contact for symptoms and emergencies
05
Stage 05

Discharge and return

The hospital leads discharge and fitness-to-fly decisions. The company coordinates the complete handover packet and receiving clinician.

A case is not considered complete simply because the patient has left China.
YOUR NEXT STEP

Begin with the minimum information.

The public form does not accept full records. It helps determine the safest next step.

Start a minimal enquiry