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506 conditions indexed

Start from a diagnosis

Browse 506 conditions mapped to treatments, specialties, and accredited hospitals. Start from a diagnosis, land on an option list you can act on.

Conditions
506Conditions
Specialties
15Specialties
Treatment paths
794Treatment paths
Severe flagged
195Severe flagged

A

44 entries

B

27 entries

C

58 entries

D

15 entries

E

22 entries

F

12 entries

G

15 entries

H

29 entries

I

11 entries

K

11 entries

L

17 entries

M

27 entries

N

6 entries

O

14 entries

P

77 entries

R

16 entries

S

43 entries

T

28 entries

U

13 entries

V

16 entries

W

4 entries

Z

1 entries

Condition navigation

How condition pages help your decision

  1. Find your diagnosis

    79 conditions with structured workup, second-opinion triggers, and treatment-paths content. Search by name or browse by specialty.

  2. Read what good workup looks like

    Each condition page lists the tests you should already have done before flying. Bringing complete workup saves $1,500-3,000 in repeated tests at destination.

  3. Understand the second-opinion triggers

    Specific conditions warrant second opinions more than others. The condition page lists when to seek one, and where.

  4. Review treatment-paths and destinations

    Each condition has multiple treatment options across multiple destinations. The decision matrix helps narrow choices.

What good condition workup includes

Imaging within 60-90 days

Recent CT/MRI/ultrasound as relevant. Older imaging may need to be repeated at destination.

Pathology with full markers

For oncology cases, full IHC + molecular markers (HER2, EGFR, BRAF, etc.) — not just basic biopsy report.

Specialist consultation note

From the relevant specialty (cardiology, oncology, orthopedics) confirming the working diagnosis.

Comorbidity management documentation

Diabetes control (HbA1c), cardiac status, anticoagulation plan. These affect surgical risk and pre-op optimization.

Travel-medical clearance

Letter from a treating physician confirming you're medically fit for travel and the planned procedure.