How We Work: Your Treatment in 7 Steps

We coordinate your treatment in seven steps, from your first message to 2 years of aftercare. An independent, licensed doctor makes the medical decisions and the partner hospital provides facilities and nursing. We organise everything around them.

Patient travelling to Antalya for treatment

What are the 7 steps?

Here is what each step involves and what to prepare.

1. Message us

Get in touch on WhatsApp, by phone or through our contact form, and tell us which treatment you are considering and roughly when. A coordinator replies and answers practical questions.

2. Medical pre-assessment

You fill in a health questionnaire and, if relevant, send photos, X-rays or recent test results. The doctor looks at whether the treatment may be suitable or needs more information. Some people are advised not to go ahead.

3. Personalised plan and quote

If the doctor agrees to see you, we send a written plan. It names your doctor and the hospital or clinic, and lists hospital nights, hotel nights, transfers, aftercare and anything not included. Take your time and share it with your GP.

4. Travel planning

Once you decide to proceed, we confirm dates with the doctor and hospital. You book flights, and we arrange VIP airport transfers, any hotel nights in your package and a checklist of what to bring.

5. Consultation and treatment

In Antalya you meet your doctor in person before anything is done. They examine you, review your tests, go through risks and alternatives, and confirm whether treatment goes ahead. You sign consent only once your questions are answered, and a coordinator can come along to help.

6. Recovery in Antalya

You spend the nights set out in your plan in hospital and then at the hotel. Your coordinator checks on you and organises transport to follow-ups. Before you fly, your doctor confirms you are fit to travel and you get your medical report in English.

7. 2-year aftercare

Back home, your coordinator keeps in touch on WhatsApp for 2 years. Medical questions go to your doctor, who may ask for photos or updates. Register your treatment with your GP and keep copies of your reports.

Who is responsible for what?

Three parties share your care. Knowing who does what gets a concern to the right person quickly.

AreaMYK HealthroutesPartner hospitalYour doctor
Pre-assessmentCollects and forwards your information–Reviews and decides on suitability
Written planPrepares and sends itConfirms facilities and stayConfirms the procedure
Travel and hotelArranges transfers and hotel nights––
ConsentHelps with communicationProvides forms and recordsExplains risks and obtains consent
Treatment–Provides theatre, ward and nursingPerforms the procedure
RecoveryCoordinator visits and transportIn-patient careMedical follow-up and fitness to fly
AftercareWhatsApp contact for 2 yearsMedical recordsAnswers medical questions

What happens if there is a complication?

All surgery and many treatments carry risks. If a complication happens, your treating doctor and the hospital manage your medical care. We handle communication between you, your family, the doctor and the hospital, and help with extra hotel nights or travel changes.

  • During your stay. The hospital and your doctor treat you. Your coordinator keeps you and anyone you choose updated.
  • If you need to stay longer. We rearrange hotel nights and transfers. Your written plan sets out how extra costs are handled.
  • After you return. Contact your coordinator, who passes the details to your doctor. In an emergency, call your local emergency number or go to the nearest hospital.

We strongly advise travel insurance that covers medical treatment abroad and complications of planned treatment. Standard policies often exclude both, so read the wording.

How do you handle my health data?

We only collect the health information the doctor needs to assess you. With your consent, it is shared with your treating doctor and hospital, and stored securely. Our privacy notice explains how we process special category data under UK GDPR.

Ready to start?

Tell us what you are considering. There is no obligation to book.

Book your online consultation

Tell us which treatment you are considering and a coordinator will explain the pre-assessment. There is no obligation to book, and the doctor decides whether a treatment suits you.

Request a medical review or a personalised quote

A coordinator replies by your preferred method. Please don't send detailed medical records until they explain how to share them.

For information only. Treatment decisions are made at a doctor's examination.

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