- We distinguish public information from case-specific hospital confirmation.
- Hospital acceptance, clinical advice and pricing must come from the responsible institution.
- Readers can report inaccurate or outdated information for review.
What we can publish
We may publish sourced information about cities, patient preparation, reported cases, public institutional services and practical travel considerations. Sources and publication dates are displayed where relevant.
What requires hospital confirmation
Case acceptance, clinician availability, medical suitability, treatment choices, clinical risk, exact price, deposits and admission dates are confirmed by the hospital or responsible provider for the individual case.
How we review content
Articles have publication and review dates and identify the editorial and safety-review roles. We revise material when credible new information, corrections or policy changes warrant it.
How to raise a correction
Use our contact channel to identify the page, statement, supporting source and requested correction. We assess reported issues under our published corrections policy.
Sources
See our Sources & Corrections Policy.
Unless explicitly stated, cases discussed here come from public reporting and did not involve our services. This article is general information, not medical, legal or immigration advice.