Question 1

What is Cura Medical Tourism and how does it work?

Accepted Answer

Cura Medical Tourism is a coordination platform that helps international patients explore and plan treatment with independent clinics abroad. You share your goals, medical history and any previous test results. Cura coordinators then help you understand your options, request medical opinions from partner clinics and organise the non medical parts of your trip so you can focus on your health decisions.

Question 2

Is Cura a clinic or hospital?

Accepted Answer

No. Cura is not a clinic, hospital or medical provider. Cura does not examine you, does not decide your treatment and does not replace a doctor patient relationship. We connect you with independent licensed clinics and doctors, support communication in clear language and help coordinate logistics around your medical stay. All clinical decisions remain with you and your treating medical team.

Question 3

What types of procedures can I plan through Cura?

Accepted Answer

Cura currently focuses on cosmetic surgery, dental treatments and hair procedures for international patients. Over time the platform may include other medical services where safe coordination is possible. For any procedure, you should discuss your individual health, risks and alternatives directly with a qualified clinician who can review your case, examine you where needed and confirm if treatment is appropriate.

Question 4

How does Cura choose clinics and doctors?

Accepted Answer

Cura works with independent clinics and doctors that meet defined criteria such as local licensing, professional qualifications and experience in treating international patients. We review key documents and practical factors like communication, response times and aftercare processes. This vetting supports transparency but does not replace your own research. You should always check credentials and feel comfortable with the clinic before you decide.

Question 5

How do I start planning medical travel with Cura?

Accepted Answer

You begin by sending an inquiry describing your goals, health background and preferred timing. It is helpful to include photos for cosmetic or dental cases and any recent scans, reports or treatment plans. A Cura coordinator reviews your information, explains next steps in simple language and helps you gather what the clinic needs so you can receive a more personalised medical opinion.

Question 6

What information and documents should I share in my first inquiry?

Accepted Answer

Share your main concern, previous diagnoses if known, current medicines, allergies and past surgeries. For cosmetic, dental or hair procedures, clear photos from different angles are very helpful. If you have reports from previous doctors, lab tests or imaging results, try to upload them. Do not delay urgent care while waiting for travel. In emergencies seek local medical help immediately.

Question 7

Who is responsible for my medical decisions and treatment?

Accepted Answer

All medical decisions are made between you and the treating doctor or clinic. They review your history, examine you when you arrive and confirm the final plan, including risks and alternatives. Cura does not provide medical advice, diagnoses or prescriptions. Our role is to support clear communication, coordination and logistics so you can discuss your options properly with qualified clinicians.

Question 8

How does Cura support my safety and what if I have concerns?

Accepted Answer

Cura promotes safety by working with vetted clinics, setting expectations on communication and encouraging realistic recovery plans. If you have non urgent concerns about coordination, we help you raise them with the clinic and look for solutions. If you experience severe pain, heavy bleeding, high fever, trouble breathing or sudden vision changes, seek urgent local medical care immediately.

Question 9

Can Cura help with travel, accommodation and local logistics?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Cura coordinators can help you understand typical arrival timing, suggested length of stay, local transfers and accommodation options offered by partner clinics or trusted providers. For some cases it may be safer to arrive one or two days before treatment and stay several days after your procedure for checks. Your treating clinic should confirm the timing that is safest for you.

Question 10

How does Cura handle my personal data and privacy?

Accepted Answer

Cura collects only the information needed to assess your case, request opinions and organise coordination. This can include health details, photos and contact data. We share your information only with involved partner clinics and service providers. Data is handled under privacy rules that apply to our operations, but no system is risk free. You can ask us what we store and request corrections.

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