A personal medical review for people living with cardiovascular or chronic kidney disease — so you can understand your options before you decide anything.
“Before we talk about any procedure, we want to understand you — your history, your daily life, and what matters most to you and your family.”
A careful medical review begins with listening. We explain the evidence, possible risks, alternatives, and costs so you have time to consider your next step.
Share your questions with our team and learn what information is needed to review your situation.
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Before you travel
Your records, reviewed in full
Specialists review your history to determine whether further assessment is appropriate, and explain evidence, risks, alternatives, and costs.
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In Bangkok
An individual assessment
If appropriate after the initial review, meet the team for evaluation and any additional tests before a treatment decision.
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After your visit
A plan for follow-up
Discuss monitoring and coordination with your regular doctors. Continue your prescribed care unless your treating doctor advises otherwise.
Plan your visit
A closer look at the hospital setting.
Discuss the location, hospital arrangements, and any stay requirements with your coordinator before making travel plans.
Wellness CenterHospital wardPatient room
Space to ask. Time to understand.
Your visit, considered in advance
Informed decisions
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Questions are part of the care.
What results can I expect?
Results vary from person to person. Some patients report changes in wellbeing or daily activity, but no outcome can be guaranteed. Your review explains what may be realistic for your diagnosis.
Is treatment suitable for everyone?
No. Suitability depends on your diagnosis, overall health, test results, and the doctor’s assessment. A consultation does not guarantee eligibility.
What is the regulatory status?
This treatment is not approved by the US FDA and is not part of an FDA-regulated clinical investigation. Ask the team about its current regulatory status and the rules that apply in Thailand.
What should I prepare?
Recent medical reports, test results, imaging, and a list of your current medicines. Your coordinator will tell you if anything else is needed.
Free initial consultation
Start with a medical case review
Share your diagnosis, recent results, current medicines, and questions. The team reviews the information before discussing whether further assessment in Bangkok may be appropriate.
Your initial conversation may take place by phone, video call, or in person.