What we coordinate

Treatments

Procedures we arrange, with how long you can expect to be in hospital and away from home.

Cardiac Care

  • The Coronary Artery Bypass (CABG) procedure

    Coronary Artery Bypass (CABG)

    Bypass grafting to restore blood flow around blocked coronary arteries. Both on-pump and off-pump techniques are available; your surgeon will advise which suits your heart function.

    In hospital
    7 days
    Total stay
    21 days
  • The Minimally Invasive Bypass Surgery procedure

    Minimally Invasive Bypass Surgery

    Bypass performed through a smaller incision between the ribs rather than opening the breastbone, which usually means less pain and a quicker return to normal movement.

    In hospital
    6 days
    Total stay
    18 days
  • The Heart Valve Replacement procedure

    Heart Valve Replacement

    Replacement of a damaged aortic or mitral valve with a mechanical or tissue valve. The choice affects whether you will need lifelong blood thinners, and is discussed before you travel.

    In hospital
    8 days
    Total stay
    24 days
  • The Angioplasty and Stenting procedure

    Angioplasty and Stenting

    A narrowed coronary artery is opened with a balloon and held open with a stent. Usually a short stay, and often done through the wrist rather than the groin.

    In hospital
    2 days
    Total stay
    8 days
  • The Pacemaker Implantation procedure

    Pacemaker Implantation

    A small device is placed under the skin to keep the heart beating at a steady rate. Checked and programmed before you fly.

    In hospital
    2 days
    Total stay
    7 days

  • Coronary Angiography

    An X-ray study of the heart's arteries using contrast dye — the test that shows exactly where and how much an artery is narrowed, and the basis of every treatment decision that follows.

    In hospital
    1 day
    Total stay
    3 days

  • Cardiac Ablation

    A catheter procedure that scars the small patch of heart tissue sending faulty electrical signals, restoring a normal rhythm — often removing the need for lifelong rhythm medication.

    In hospital
    2 days
    Total stay
    5 days

  • TAVI (Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation)

    A new aortic valve delivered through a catheter — no open-heart surgery, no stopping the heart — for aortic stenosis, especially when open surgery would be high-risk.

    In hospital
    3 days
    Total stay
    10 days

  • Aortic Valve Replacement

    Surgical replacement of a narrowed or leaking aortic valve with a mechanical or tissue valve — the definitive treatment when the valve itself is the problem.

    In hospital
    9 days
    Total stay
    21 days

  • Mitral Valve Replacement

    Replacement of the valve between the heart's left chambers when it leaks or narrows beyond repair — with repair always considered first.

    In hospital
    9 days
    Total stay
    21 days

  • AICD Implantation

    A matchbox-sized defibrillator implanted under the skin that watches every heartbeat and automatically shocks a dangerous rhythm back to normal.

    In hospital
    2 days
    Total stay
    7 days

  • CRT-D Implantation

    A device for heart failure that makes the heart's two pumping chambers beat together again — with a built-in defibrillator standing guard over dangerous rhythms.

    In hospital
    2 days
    Total stay
    7 days

  • Bentall Surgery

    One operation that replaces the aortic valve, the aortic root and the first section of the aorta together, re-attaching the heart's own arteries to the new graft.

    In hospital
    10 days
    Total stay
    28 days

Orthopedics

  • The Total Knee Replacement procedure

    Total Knee Replacement

    The worn knee joint is replaced with an implant. Most patients are walking with support within a day or two and complete physiotherapy before flying home.

    In hospital
    5 days
    Total stay
    21 days
  • The Partial Knee Replacement procedure

    Partial Knee Replacement

    Only the damaged compartment of the knee is replaced, preserving healthy bone and ligament. Suitable when arthritis is limited to one side of the joint.

    In hospital
    4 days
    Total stay
    16 days
  • The Revision Knee Replacement procedure

    Revision Knee Replacement

    Replacement of a previous implant that has loosened, worn or become infected. More complex than a first replacement, and planned around your existing implant records.

    In hospital
    7 days
    Total stay
    28 days
  • The Total Hip Replacement procedure

    Total Hip Replacement

    The hip joint is replaced with a prosthesis. We will confirm the bearing surface and fixation method your surgeon recommends before you commit to travel.

    In hospital
    5 days
    Total stay
    21 days
  • The Shoulder Replacement procedure

    Shoulder Replacement

    The worn shoulder joint is replaced with an implant. Physiotherapy begins in hospital and continues after you go home.

    In hospital
    3 days
    Total stay
    18 days
  • The ACL Reconstruction procedure

    ACL Reconstruction

    A torn knee ligament is rebuilt using a graft, usually through keyhole surgery. Rehabilitation matters more than the operation itself.

    In hospital
    2 days
    Total stay
    14 days

  • Knee Arthroscopy

    Keyhole surgery that looks inside the knee and repairs what it finds in the same sitting — usually under an hour, usually home the same day.

    In hospital
    1 day
    Total stay
    7 days

  • Meniscus Tear Surgery

    Repair or trim of the C-shaped cartilage cushion in the knee — and which of the two you get matters more than almost anything else about the operation.

    In hospital
    1 day
    Total stay
    10 days

  • Rotator Cuff Repair

    Reattaching the torn shoulder tendons that lift and rotate the arm — a short operation followed by a long, staged rehabilitation that does most of the work.

    In hospital
    2 days
    Total stay
    10 days

  • PCL Reconstruction

    Rebuilding the posterior cruciate ligament with a graft — the knee's strongest ligament, and one that only breaks under real force.

    In hospital
    2 days
    Total stay
    14 days

  • Ankle Replacement

    An artificial ankle joint that keeps the movement a fusion would take away — for arthritis severe enough that walking has become the problem.

    In hospital
    3 days
    Total stay
    21 days

Timings are typical and vary with your case. Any cost we quote is confirmed in writing after a clinician has reviewed your reports — we do not publish a price we cannot stand behind.