Diaspora families
Relatives living abroad who need someone on the ground for a loved one travelling for care.
Sometimes the patient is travelling. Sometimes a relative is arranging everything.
We work with whoever is holding the plan: the person receiving care, the family abroad, or the relative travelling with them.
Who this is for.
International healthcare rarely involves one person only. The practical work usually sits with patients, families and accompanying relatives together.
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Patients
Travelling for care
Help before departure, while away, and after the return home around appointments, travel and local arrangements.
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Families
Coordinating from another country
Updates you can follow when you cannot be in the room yourself, and practical ownership of the logistics.
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Accompanying relatives
Travelling with the patient
Local help around stays, transport and the appointment day, so one person is not carrying everything alone.
Other people we often support
Diaspora families, parents and guardians, and organisations that need practical coordination around a healthcare journey.
Parents and guardians
Parents or guardians organising a healthcare journey for a child or dependent.
Organisations
Groups coordinating healthcare journeys for clients or members who need practical support.
Tell us who is involved.
Share who is travelling and what still needs coordinating. We will say where we can help.