How does medical tourism with Delegata work?
Short answer. Medical tourism with Delegata runs in seven steps: you enquire, book a 30-minute consultation, pay the fee from AED 300, a physician reviews your case within 1 to 3 days, you receive a shortlist of surgeons and clinics with prices, approve a written plan, and Delegata coordinates travel, visa, hospital and recovery.
Each step has a clear time frame. The physician review takes 1 to 3 days. The shortlist includes surgeons, clinics, prices and a realistic timeline. You approve one plan in writing before anything is booked. Delegata then arranges travel, visas, admission and interpretation. Accommodation covers you and anyone travelling with you. After discharge, Delegata keeps your records and relays questions to the surgeon. It also helps arrange follow-up care where you live. You have one point of contact throughout.
Which country should I choose for treatment abroad?
Short answer. Georgia offers prices often 40 to 60% lower than private care in Western Europe, depending on the procedure, with Russian-speaking doctors; Turkey is known for hair restoration, plastic, refractive and bariatric surgery; the UAE offers premium hospitals in Dubai and Abu Dhabi; Switzerland offers private residential mental health and addiction care. A Delegata physician recommends the country after review.
Georgia suits patients who want strong value and Russian-speaking doctors. Turkey suits high-volume surgery, such as hair restoration or bariatric procedures. The UAE suits patients who want premium care close to home, especially in winter. Switzerland suits confidential mental health and addiction treatment. Germany, Israel, South Korea, China and the USA are available on request. Season, budget and diagnosis all shape the choice. A Delegata physician reviews the case before proposing any destination. If travel is the wrong answer, Delegata says so.
Is it safe to be treated abroad?
Short answer. It depends on where and with whom. Delegata uses internationally accredited partner hospitals and chooses surgeons for their volume in the specific procedure. A physician reviews every case before any destination is proposed, and Delegata advises against travel when it is the wrong answer.
Risk usually comes from the cheap end of the market, not from the country. Delegata places clients only with vetted hospitals and named surgeons. In Turkey, partner hospitals are JCI-accredited. Before travel, the plan, the stay and the price are confirmed in writing. An interpreter is present during consultations and the hospital stay. After discharge, the hospital issues a summary and a follow-up plan. Delegata keeps the records and arranges local follow-up at home. Aftercare is coordinated, not handed back at the airport.