Patient options

Compare the next realistic routes.

Tell us the basic situation. We can help you organize self-pay and international-care options without pretending a web form can decide what treatment you need.

Compare options · three short cards

Tell us the basic situation. We’ll do the comparison.

Self-pay at home versus a written quote abroad, with the questions to ask before you pay a deposit anywhere. No web form can decide what treatment you need; this one just organizes the money question.

  • Real US cash rates first, international only if it still wins.
  • Routing to up to 3 independent providers only if you explicitly consent.
  • Every number we send is a typical range with its basis, never a quote.
Urgent symptoms? Local medical care first. Appeal deadline? That stays with the insurer, regulator, or a qualified adviser.

Step 1 of 3 · Your situation

What’s not getting paid for?

Pick the closest fit. Not for emergencies or appeal deadlines — those go to local care, the insurer, or a qualified adviser.

What situation best fits?

Pick one to continue.

This one's needed.

Three short cards

Prefer to talk? One WhatsApp message works.

Educational and comparison information only. Providers are independent; if you ask for introductions, provider participation may be compensated. Treatment decisions belong to you and the treating clinician.

What this form is for

  • Comparing written self-pay or international provider options.
  • Understanding which questions to ask before paying a deposit.
  • Routing an inquiry to up to 3 relevant independent providers if you explicitly consent.

Not for emergencies or appeal deadlines

Urgent symptoms need local medical care. Insurance appeals, legal rights and coverage deadlines should be handled with the insurer, regulator or a qualified adviser. Start with the start-here hub if you are not sure which path you are on.