No. The assessment is entirely remote — imaging, history, written review, plan and estimate. Travel only becomes relevant if you decide to proceed with treatment, and that decision is yours to make after you have everything in writing.

No. IMC does not arrange flights, accommodation or visas, and does not partner with anyone who does. Our scope is medical assessment, specialist appointments and treatment coordination. Anything else you arrange independently.

The treating hospital and the treating physician are responsible for clinical care and clinical decisions. IMC coordinates access and documentation; it does not practise medicine. This is stated in the medical disclaimer at the bottom of every page.

You leave with a bilingual discharge summary and a rehabilitation protocol written so your own physician or physiotherapist can work from it directly. Follow-up questions go through your coordinator, and further review appointments can be arranged if needed.

Yes, with your consent. Tell the coordinator who is authorised to speak for you and in which language, and that is recorded on the case.

You will be told so, plainly, and told why. Cases that need emergency care, cases outside the subspecialties in the network, and cases where the imaging does not support the operation being sought all fall into that category. There is no cost and no pressure to continue.