Travelling abroad for rehabilitation is a significant decision. A little preparation — and the right questions — make it safer and clearer.
Confirm suitability first
Never commit to travel before a rehabilitation physician has reviewed the case and confirmed a programme is appropriate. Suitability depends on the individual, and a responsible provider will tell you honestly if it isn’t right.
Prepare your documents
Having a recent medical summary, relevant scans and a medication list ready allows a faster, more accurate review.
Plan the practical side
Think about travel, accommodation, who will accompany the patient, and what support you’ll need on return. A good international patient team coordinates these for you.
Make sure follow-up is included
Recovery continues at home. Check that remote follow-up is part of the programme so progress doesn’t stall after you return to the UK.
Request a free online pre-assessment to have your case reviewed.