Treatments
Treatments we coordinate
SafaraCare currently coordinates selected planned, non-emergency procedures, with more options as our international clinical partnerships grow.
SafaraCare does not arrange emergency or critical-care transfers.
Also called bariatric surgery
Weight-loss surgery
Who typically considers it: People who have been advised by a doctor to consider surgery for long-term weight and related health conditions, and who have already tried other approaches.
Ask about this treatmentDetails, costs and hospital options are confirmed with you during your consultation.
- Step 1
Before you travel
Clinical screening at home, review of your medical records, and coordination with the hospital team on the treatment plan and the preparation you will need.
- Step 2
While you are abroad
Coordination continues while the hospital team provides your treatment, including communication with the treating clinicians and support for you and your companion.
- Step 3
When you return
A structured handover back into follow-up care at home, with recovery monitoring and continued nutrition and health support where appropriate.
Planned joint replacement
Knee or hip replacement
Who typically considers it: People living with long-standing joint pain or reduced mobility whose doctor has raised planned joint replacement as an option.
Ask about this treatmentDetails, costs and hospital options are confirmed with you during your consultation.
- Step 1
Before you travel
Screening and records review at home, coordination with the orthopaedic team, and planning for mobility, travel and your companion.
- Step 2
While you are abroad
Coordination continues while the hospital team provides your treatment and early rehabilitation.
- Step 3
When you return
Handover into follow-up care at home, including rehabilitation planning and recovery monitoring.
Planned fertility care
Fertility treatment
Who typically considers it: Couples or individuals who have been assessed by a doctor and are considering planned fertility treatment abroad.
Ask about this treatmentDetails, costs and hospital options are confirmed with you during your consultation.
- Step 1
Before you travel
Confidential review of your records at home and coordination with the specialist team on the planned treatment and preparation.
- Step 2
While you are abroad
Coordination and practical support for you and your partner or companion throughout the treatment period.
- Step 3
When you return
A structured handover into follow-up care at home, with continued clinical support after you return.
Tell us what you are considering
Other planned treatment
Who typically considers it: People considering another planned, non-emergency procedure who would like to know whether SafaraCare can coordinate it.
Ask about this treatmentDetails, costs and hospital options are confirmed with you during your consultation.
- Step 1
Before you travel
A first conversation with a care coordinator, followed by doctor-led screening and a records review if the treatment is something we can coordinate.
- Step 2
While you are abroad
Where we can support the treatment, coordination continues while the hospital team provides your care.
- Step 3
When you return
A structured handover into follow-up care at home, arranged around the treatment you received.
A friendly preliminary guide
Is SafaraCare right for me?
Three quick questions to help you decide whether to start a conversation. This is not medical advice, your answers are not a diagnosis, and nothing here approves anyone for treatment. Treatment suitability is decided by a qualified doctor.
Question 1 of 3
Is the treatment you are considering planned rather than an emergency?
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