
EHIC and planned treatment: why the purpose of your trip matters
A health insurance card and approval for treatment abroad answer different questions.
Dated briefings and app profiles covering medical travel, patient rights, research and healthcare policy. Each article identifies its sources.

Europe is building better ways to share medical information. A patient travelling today still needs a workable handover.
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A health insurance card and approval for treatment abroad answer different questions.

Before comparing overseas clinics, find out which questions your home health system can answer.

The CDC’s travel-health guidance offers a useful reason to organise clinical records before flying home.

Clear information, access to records and a way to raise concerns belong in the everyday patient experience.

A UK enforcement report puts pressure-selling and treatment packages under the spotlight.

An extra treatment deserves a precise explanation of its purpose, evidence and cost.

Communication and coordination deserve a place beside treatment statistics when comparing clinics.

The identity of an implanted device can matter long after the operation and the journey home.

Start with the exact device and the official notice before drawing conclusions from a headline.

A useful online appointment makes the remaining clinical questions easier to see.

The policy needs to reflect the reason you are travelling, including the planned medical care.

Consumer guidance offers a useful lens for comparing treatment quotations across borders.

A clear records request helps separate urgent clinical needs from the wider information a provider holds.

For rare and complex conditions, a cross-border discussion may begin between clinicians.

A transfer to the terminal is only one part of getting through the airport.

Digital services can help medicines information cross borders, but availability still needs checking.

Digital tools can organise a medical journey. Clinical decisions still need a clear route to a qualified professional.

Good communication needs to cover the clinical discussion as well as the airport pickup.

Research participation has its own purpose, commitments and consent process.

An update from GoTurkey Health on its $18 million equity raise, recognition in Europe and Türkiye, and more than 100,000 patients who have completed treatment through its network.

Finding a physician, choosing a clinic and arranging a flight are all part of planning treatment abroad. GoTurkey brings those decisions into one app.
The specialist hospital’s updated explainer brings rehabilitation back into focus.

A regional training programme highlights the organisation behind safer care.

The MoveS webinar explored overlapping rules and practical barriers.

June’s EHDS dialogue brought patient organisations and providers into the discussion.
The Oral Health Foundation’s explainer is a reminder to plan maintenance.

Read the reporting period and validation notes alongside the numbers.

A June review of official guidance keeps reimbursement conditions in view.

The regulator’s April letter explains fees charged to the sector.

Patient rights and rare-disease networks shared the agenda.

Europe’s health-data rules will not become operational everywhere at once.