Ten specialty services: what they are and which part is ours
Each one states what the hospital does, what we do, and who gets paid.
Refractive surgery (SMILE / ICL)
Adults aged 18–45 who want to stop wearing glasses
- What the hospital does
- The hospital assesses corneal suitability and performs surgery
- What we do
- We coordinate examinations, translation and accompaniment
- Who you pay
- Surgery fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
Full-mouth digital implants with immediate restoration
Middle-aged and older patients with extensive tooth loss
- What the hospital does
- The hospital assesses bone conditions and performs implants and restoration
- What we do
- We coordinate plan discussions, the two-stage trip and translation
- Who you pay
- Implant fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
Deep cancer early screening (public tertiary, VIP track)
People 45+ with family history or health concerns; long-stay expatriates
- What the hospital does
- The hospital performs the examinations, issues the report and communicates findings
- What we do
- We coordinate the programme and schedule, accompany you throughout and translate the report
- Who you pay
- Examination fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
Robot-assisted hip / knee replacement
People with osteoarthritis or long local waiting lists
- What the hospital does
- The hospital decides the implant type and surgical method and performs surgery
- What we do
- We coordinate evaluation, travel and post-op accompaniment
- Who you pay
- Surgery fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
Neuro & spine rehabilitation (integrative)
Post-stroke conditions, post-spinal-surgery recovery, chronic pain
- What the hospital does
- The hospital designs the rehabilitation plan and delivers treatment
- What we do
- We coordinate the course schedule, accommodation and accompaniment
- Who you pay
- Treatment fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
Cataract phacoemulsification + premium multifocal IOL
People 55+ whose declining vision affects daily life
- What the hospital does
- The hospital selects the lens model and performs surgery
- What we do
- We coordinate examinations, lens discussions and accompaniment
- Who you pay
- Surgery fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
Endoscopic resection of early GI tumours
People with early-stage lesions who want organ preservation
- What the hospital does
- The hospital assesses whether endoscopic resection is possible and performs it
- What we do
- We coordinate pathology and consultation materials, translation and accompaniment
- Who you pay
- Treatment fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
Percutaneous interventional ablation (liver / lung)
Adults already diagnosed whose physicians have discussed an interventional pathway
- What the hospital does
- The hospital evaluates, performs the procedure and manages complications
- What we do
- We organise and translate documents, coordinate the referral, accompany in your language and follow up
- Who you pay
- Treatment fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
Pediatric surgery for complex congenital conditions
Families of child patients from Central Asia
- What the hospital does
- The hospital assesses admission and the surgical plan, performs surgery and manages complications
- What we do
- We help translate records, arrange the referral, plan the family trip and accompany you
- Who you pay
- Surgery and hospitalisation fees go to the hospital; the service fee to us
Post-trauma scar revision & minimally invasive facial rejuvenation
Trauma repair and appearance-improvement needs
- What the hospital does
- The hospital determines the course and technique and performs treatment
- What we do
- We coordinate plan discussions, staged trips and accompaniment
- Who you pay
- Treatment fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
FAQ
Are all these services actually available?
We can pass your documents to hospitals; whether something can be done is the hospital’s call. We determine and promise nothing.
Why are hospital charges “reference” only?
They are publicly comparable 2026 ranges, not live quotes. The hospital’s actual charges on the day prevail.
Why do some services require a human review?
Serious and complex cases need human judgement and dialogue; AI must not decide anything for you, so they always go to a person.
Can I take only part of a service?
Yes. Services combine as needed; the exact scope is confirmed item by item in the Scope & Fees Confirmation.
What happens next
Every step is handled by people; you can also simply ask one question first.
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- Published
- 2026-09-21
- Last reviewed
- 2026-10-08
- Sources
- Key facts come from public sources (official bodies, hospitals’ public listings); sources are references, not endorsements.
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