Funds committed before admission
You are not extending credit and hoping. The full cost of the agreed treatment is already held before the patient is seen.
For hospitals and clinics
Treat the patient. The money is already there.
A relative abroad commits the full cost of a named treatment before your patient is admitted. You deliver the care and confirm it. Settlement reaches your own account, in your currency of choice, without anyone chasing a family for the balance.
What the desk sees on admission
Treatment funded
ConfirmedCommitted in full before the patient is seen
No deposit to collect
Nothing to negotiate at the desk, and no part payment to reconcile later.
What changes for your finance office
Paid in your own currency
Settlement lands in your own bank account, in your currency of choice. Conversion is handled before it reaches you, at a rate agreed up front.
One record per episode
The invoice, the treatment record and both confirmations sit together against one payment, which makes reconciliation and audit straightforward.
What we ask of you
Very little, and nothing that changes how you practise. Publish the prices for the treatments you want funded, confirm delivery once care is given, and let your patient confirm separately on their own phone.
That second confirmation is the whole point. It is what lets a family abroad trust the arrangement, and it is what makes your invoice unarguable.
- Publish tariffs for fundable treatments
- Confirm delivery with your usual records
- Let the patient confirm on their own device
- Nothing to install. Your staff use a browser.
We onboard one hospital at a time.
Every episode is reviewed by a person while we are small, which means we can only take on partners deliberately. If that suits you, we would like to talk.