Medical Tourism Watch publishes journalism about the medical travel industry. It does not provide medical advice, and nothing on this site should be used to make a treatment decision on its own.
What we publish
Reporting, analysis, data and guides about providers, markets, prices, regulation and safety. This is written to inform your understanding of an industry and to help you ask better questions of qualified professionals.
What we do not provide
- Medical advice, diagnosis, treatment recommendations or second opinions.
- An assessment of whether any treatment, provider or destination is suitable for you.
- Any doctor–patient relationship.
Before making a decision
Speak to a qualified clinician in your own country, who can assess your medical history and circumstances. Ask about the risks of travelling for treatment, including follow-up care and complications after you return home.
Prices, outcomes and accreditation change
Prices we publish are indicative, dated and subject to change. Accreditation can lapse. Regulations change without notice. Always verify current information directly with the provider and the relevant authority. How we date and source figures is set out in our fact-checking policy and data methodology.
We do not recommend providers
We do not rank clinics for patients, introduce patients to providers, or accept payment for referrals. Where a provider appears in our reporting, that is coverage, not endorsement. See our editorial policy and sponsored content policy.
In an emergency
Contact your local emergency services or a doctor immediately. Do not use this website.
If you believe something we have published is inaccurate or unsafe, tell us through our corrections process.