Services & packages
Every package is travel, logistics, and translation support — never medical advice. Choose the level of help that fits your trip, from a remote setup to having someone beside you the whole way.
How it works
The first step: a full hour together, where I walk you through the entire journey and answer every question.
CAD $799 + HST
one-hour consultation
For those ready to go: I set everything up and coordinate the whole trip, start to finish.
CAD $2,700 + HST
$3,499 total with Discovery
For those who'd feel safest with me beside them — I travel with you, the whole way.
from CAD $8,999
all-inclusive; my travel & accommodation additional, confirmed in your quote
Every journey begins with a free 15-minute call — no cost, no pressure. From there, Discovery is the first step. Companion packages are tailored to your trip, with your exact quote confirmed before you commit. You always pay the hospital, hotels, and flights directly to those providers; my fee is only ever for my own services. Prices in CAD, plus HST.
Add to any package
An English-speaking interpreter beside you for appointments, arranged locally.
Pre-arranged, vetted drivers for appointments, errands, and day trips.
Help gathering records and coordinating follow-up steps once you're home.
Extra coordination when family or a caregiver travels with you.
In every package
We help Canadians arrange travel and logistics for healthcare in China. We do not provide medical advice, diagnosis, treatment recommendations, or referrals, and we do not guarantee any medical outcome. We facilitate the connection between you and the hospital; all medical decisions and care are between you and the hospital you choose to engage directly.
Peace of mind, your way
Medical-tourism complication insurance exists, and if it gives you peace of mind, I'm glad to point you toward the right place to arrange it. It's your choice — never a requirement.
I'll also share my own experience honestly. I had a complication during my time in China, and I was cared for quickly and kindly in the hospital's emergency department — for a tiny fraction of what the same visit would have cost in the United States. In my experience, hospitals there look after international patients genuinely well, and at costs far below North American emergency care. That's not a promise about your situation — every case is different — but it's the reality I lived, and it's part of why I trust the care there.
Whether you choose to arrange insurance or not, my job is the same: to make sure you go in informed, prepared, and never in the dark.
A fair question
It's the honest question, and here's the honest answer. Most medical-travel companies are "free" to you because the hospital pays them a commission — often 10–20% of your procedure cost — quietly built into the price you're quoted. You don't see the fee, but you're paying it.
I chose the opposite. I take no commission from the hospital. You pay the hospital directly, at their own price, with nothing added by me. My fee is for my work — the coordination, the translation, the guidance, and the experience of someone who has made this exact journey. It's visible, it's agreed up front, and it's the only money I make.
That means I have no incentive to steer you anywhere but where's right for you. When no one is paying me to send you somewhere, you can trust that what I tell you is simply the truth.
A free 15-minute call is the best way to find the right level of support for your trip — no cost, no pressure.
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