Transport is the part of medical travel that patients notice most, because it happens on the days they feel least like organising anything. It can be coordinated in advance.
The routes that matter
Airport to accommodation, accommodation to the clinic, the clinic back to accommodation, and accommodation to the airport on departure.
These are the four journeys that structure an international treatment visit.
How it is coordinated
Share your flight details and your appointment schedule with the coordination team. Transfers can then be arranged around your dates when requested or included in the selected service.
Tell the team about luggage, mobility needs or travelling companions so the vehicle is suitable.
Private transport
Private transportation options using premium vehicles can be arranged when requested or included in the selected service.
This is a supporting hospitality service for international patients, not part of the medical treatment.
If plans change
Flights are delayed and appointments move. Tell the coordination team as early as you can so arrangements can be adjusted.
Practical points for patients
- Send your flight number and arrival time as soon as you have them.
- Confirm the meeting point before departure.
- Mention mobility needs, luggage or companions in advance.
- Keep the coordination contact saved in your phone.
Frequently asked questions
Is the transfer included?
It can be included in the selected service or arranged on request. Confirm what your plan includes in writing.
What if my flight is delayed?
Contact the coordination team as soon as you know so the arrangement can be adjusted.
Can I book a private vehicle?
Private transportation options can be arranged when requested or included in the selected service.
Do you provide transport between clinic and hospital?
Those transfers can be coordinated when required.
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This article is educational information only. It does not diagnose, does not recommend a treatment for you, and does not promise any outcome. The suitability of any treatment is determined by our medical team after an individual assessment.