Quick answers to the questions international patients ask us most often.
Costs vary by procedure and are confirmed after a free medical review of your case, with no hidden fees. Contact our team for an estimate for your specific treatment.
This depends on your procedure, but most surgical patients stay for around 7–10 days in total, including a short hospital stay followed by a brief recovery period.
This heavily depends on your treatment and individual recovery instructions, but your surgeon will confirm when you are fit to travel. An estimate can be shared during the consultation phase.
As with any surgery, there are risks such as infection or complications. Your surgeon will discuss your individual risk profile with you during your medical review.
Yes — our patient coordination team supports your aftercare once you're home, and can liaise with your local doctor or physiotherapist where needed.
We recommend all international patients arrange appropriate travel insurance for their trip.
Suitability depends on your specific condition and medical history. A medical review of your case confirms whether you are a good candidate for your chosen treatment.
Yes — you can be treated as a private patient and then request reimbursement from your insurer, if your policy allows it. Our team can help you with the necessary documentation.
Please visit our Contact page and fill out the form. Our Patient Coordination Team will reach out to you within 2 business days to learn more about the suitability of your treatment.
Yes, transfers for you and one additional person to and from Malaga - Costa del Sol Airport or your hotel (within 100 km of the Hospital) are included in the quote you will receive.
No, accommodation before and after your hospital stay is not included in the quote. Our team can help you find suitable options if needed.
Yes, one additional person can stay in the room with you during hospitalization. All of our rooms are private, with sleeping arrangements for the patient and one additional person.
Yes — our international patient team is there to guide you through the whole process. They will be present during most interactions with your surgeon and whenever you need to communicate something important.
Whether you need a medical visa depends on your country of citizenship. Citizens outside the EU or Schengen Area generally require a medical treatment visa. We advise consulting your local Spanish embassy or consulate, and our team will gladly provide all the medical documentation needed to support your application.
