Medical Appointment

From the reports, not the brochures. Send us what you have and we match the case to departments we know — cardiac and oncology cases often point to Apollo or Fortis, complex diagnostics to CMC Vellore, and patients wanting Bangkok or Singapore to Bumrungrad or Mount Elizabeth. Where it is close, we request opinions from two hospitals and let you compare.

Often, yes. Partner hospitals offer paid telemedicine consultations where a specialist reviews your reports over video. It is the single best way to learn whether travel is worth it — some patients discover the treatment exists in Dhaka, and we consider that a good outcome too.

We plan for exactly this. The appointment is dated after a realistic visa window, not an optimistic one, and if processing still overruns, we reschedule with the hospital at no charge. Hospitals handling international patients do this daily — the letter is reissued with new dates for the visa file.

We request a written estimate from the hospital’s international patient desk, issued in the hospital’s name, before you travel. It covers the expected procedure, room category and length of stay. Final bills can move if the clinical picture changes, but you will never be guessing from hearsay.

Yes — it anchors the whole file. The medical visa application is built around a named hospital, a named patient and a date. That is why we issue the letter first and then move the visa file, usually within the same week, through our medical visa desk.