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Matching

Find the right specialist

Tell us your condition or the specialty you need and (optionally) where you'd like to go. We shortlist 3 surgeons: volume + rating + language + program depth considered. Free.

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01 · What you needThe condition or specialty you're seeking care for
02 · Where & how (optional)Destination and language preferences
03 · How we reach youName and a number we can WhatsApp

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How specialist matching works

  1. Tell us your case

    Submit the form: specialty, condition, language preference, country, contact details. The more clinical detail you share (recent imaging, prior treatments tried, current medications), the better we can match.

  2. Case review

    A senior coordinator reviews your case within 24 hours, identifies 3-5 potential specialists across our network, and validates surgeon volume and outcome data on your specific procedure.

  3. Specialist outreach

    We approach the top candidates. Some take new international cases; some are at capacity. We confirm availability before presenting options to you.

  4. Presentation

    You receive 2-4 specialist options with: surgeon background, annual case volume on your procedure, expected timeline, indicative cost range, and our specific recommendation.

  5. Direct consultation

    You schedule a video consultation with the surgeon(s) you want to evaluate. No commitment yet; this is for you to decide if the surgeon and program fit.

  6. Decision support

    If you want a second opinion, we help arrange one. If you have questions about logistics, visa, or recovery, we work through them. No pressure to commit.

No upfront fees. Specialist matching is free; we're paid by hospitals only after you choose to proceed with treatment.

What good specialist matching looks like

Multiple options, not one

A reputable matching service presents 2-4 candidates with rationale, not a single 'we recommend Dr. X' without alternatives.

Surgeon-specific data

Annual case volume on your specific procedure — not just institutional volume — is the metric that matters most.

Direct surgeon access

Pre-treatment video consultation directly with the surgeon, not just sales/coordinators. You should hear their voice and ask hard questions.

Honest about gaps

If your case is rare and most programs don't see enough volume, the matching service should say so — and propose specialists who do.

No pressure tactics

Reputable services give you time to compare, second-opinion, and decide. Pressure to commit quickly is a quality signal.