Medical assessment comes first. Travel is considered only after a suitable treatment pathway has been identified.
Travel is organised only after the medical situation has been reviewed and a suitable treatment route has been identified.
The patient provides diagnoses, history, medication and relevant medical records.
The medical question and available documentation are structured for assessment.
We identify a hospital, centre or team whose expertise matches the case.
The receiving medical team decides whether treatment is appropriate and feasible.
The programme, expected duration and required examinations are prepared.
Where applicable, Chicovery organises support with travel, accommodation, local assistance and communication.
Medical treatment is provided by the selected hospital, treatment centre or medical team.
After the treatment programme, results, findings and follow-up recommendations are documented.
Not every patient is suitable for every treatment journey.
