Medical travel advice

Who this is for

• Patients offered treatment overseas who want the proposal reviewed first
• Complex cases where travel itself carries clinical risk
• Patients needing a portable, translated clinical summary

What is included

• Review of the overseas treatment proposal against recognised standards of care
• Fitness-to-fly considerations flagged for discussion with your own doctor, including recent surgery, pneumothorax risk, anaemia and thromboembolic risk
• A portable clinical summary with diagnoses, allergies, current medication and key results
• Checklist of records to carry and follow-up arrangements to confirm before you travel

How the review runs

1. Step 01

   Proposal review

   A specialist reads the overseas plan, quoted procedures and any pre-treatment requirements.

2. Step 02

   Risk and continuity assessment

   We identify aftercare that will need to be delivered locally on your return, and the documentation your home team will require.

3. Step 03

   Written summary

   You receive a travel-ready clinical summary and a written commentary on the proposal.

Not included

• Booking of flights, hospitals, visas or accommodation
• Financial or insurance advice
• Endorsement of any individual overseas provider

MedReview 365 provides independent, informational second opinions based on the records you supply. We do not diagnose, prescribe, or replace the care of your treating clinician. Discuss any recommendation with your own medical team, and call your local emergency number for urgent or deteriorating symptoms.