For sponsors
Pay for someone's care, and know it happened.
From any country, pay a vetted hospital directly for a named treatment. See the full cost first. Get proof once the care is given.
Care request
Example- Patient
- Sample patient
- Hospital
- Partner hospital
- Treatment
- Planned surgery, priced from the hospital's list
- Estimate ready
- Care confirmed
- Hospital paid
The problem
You want to help. You cannot see where it goes.
Families, employers and organizations send money across borders for care every day. It is hard to get it to the right place, and harder to know how it was used.
So people hesitate, send less, or stop. And a hospital that gave the care may still not be paid for it.
PỌSI pays the hospital directly, for one named treatment, and shows you the care happened.
PỌSI's own research
What sponsors told us.
- Sponsors who held back money for care
- 70%
- of 230 people we surveyed had held back or delayed money for someone's care, because they could not see where it would go.
- Interviews
- 100+
- one-on-one video interviews with sponsors and hospital leaders. What they told us shaped every step.
Source: PỌSI's own survey and interviews. This is our research, not an independent study.
Who sponsors are.
Family
Pay for a parent's, a child's or a relative's care, wherever they live. Pay the hospital directly, and see the care happen.
Employers
Cover care for your staff or their families in another country, with an itemized bill and proof of care for your records.
Organizations
Charities, foundations and faith groups can fund care for the people they serve, and show their donors exactly where it went.
The sponsor can be in any country, and so can the hospital.
The cost first. The proof after.
You approve an itemized estimate from the hospital's own price list, with PỌSI's fee shown on top. The hospital is paid only once the care team and the patient confirm the care, and you get the final bill.
Estimate
ExampleThe sponsor approves this before any money moves.
Payment
ExamplePay for someone's care, and know it happened.
Questions? Read the FAQ