For a difficult diagnosis or a case that needs a second perspective, we coordinate access to relevant expertise and a structured review of your documentation.
A consultation starts with your circumstances, not a fixed package. Share your diagnosis, previous care and what you hope to understand so the relevant team can review your case.
Ask your specialist about suitability, alternatives, risks, recovery and the follow-up you may need. Outcomes and timelines vary between individuals.
Your existing reports, images and medical history are organised for the relevant team.
Discuss the proposed doctor, hospital, location and available appointment dates.
Plan accommodation, transfers, interpreting and support around your appointments.
Receive an explanation of the suggested pathway and any further assessment needed.
Request written inclusions, exclusions and the payment and cancellation terms.
Confirm your likely stay, fitness to travel and who to contact after returning home.
Complete the assessment form with your contact details and treatment interest. A coordinator will explain what information is needed next.
Clinical decisions are made by the treating medical team after reviewing your individual circumstances. Long Life coordinates access and the patient journey.
Your proposed plan should set out the provider, estimated timing, included services, exclusions and costs before you decide.
Tell your coordinator if someone will accompany you so accommodation, transfers and practical arrangements can be discussed.
Aftercare arrangements are agreed with the treating provider. Ask about follow-up, recovery, possible complications and the contact route before travelling.
Tell us what you need. We will help you understand the next step, with no obligation to proceed.
