Global Medicare · Patient Journey
Your journey starts with your situation — not with a treatment.
Understand what can happen from your first contact with Global Medicare through specialist evaluation, clinical discussion and the next individual step.
Every fertility journey is different. The pathway described here is a general orientation framework and does not replace individual medical assessment.
Where are you now?
Patients arrive at Global Medicare at different points in their fertility journey.
You may already have a diagnosis, previous IVF experience, a proposed treatment or simply unanswered questions. You do not need to fit your situation into a diagnosis before starting the orientation process.
Before the consultation
The goal is not to prepare everything. It is to prepare what is relevant.
The appropriate clinical team may request information depending on your individual situation. Global Medicare can help organise the initial pathway.
Think about what you most want the specialist evaluation to clarify.
A concise history can help establish the context of your current situation.
Medical reports or previous treatment information may be requested when clinically useful.
Travel should only be organised once the timing of the clinical pathway is clear.
The specialist review
This is where medical interpretation begins.
Clinical assessment belongs to authorised healthcare professionals and takes into account the individual medical and reproductive context.
Relevant fertility history is reviewed in relation to the current clinical question.
Available clinical information can be considered where appropriate.
The specialist consultation is an opportunity to discuss what matters most to you.
Any clinical recommendations depend on the individual specialist assessment.
After the specialist review
The consultation should clarify the discussion — not promise an outcome.
Depending on the individual situation, the next step may involve further information, another consultation, a clinical pathway or no immediate intervention.
Make sure you understand the clinical explanation and the questions that remain open.
Any treatment decision belongs to the clinical process and should be based on individual medical assessment.
When further appointments or international coordination are required, those practical steps can then be organised.
International journey
If your pathway requires travel, plan it around the clinical need.
Global Medicare supports international coordination, while clinical timing and medical instructions remain with the authorised medical team.
Travel planning should follow the timing of your individual appointment or treatment pathway.
Transport and accommodation can be planned once the clinical schedule is clear.
General travel information never replaces medical instructions from the clinical team.
Research when applicable
Your patient journey does not automatically become a research journey.
Clinical care and participation in ExoRegenOvo or RegenEndo remain separate pathways.
Clinical assessment and treatment decisions are based on the individual medical situation.
Research can only be considered when appropriate and after review by the authorised research team.
At a glance
The patient journey in six moments.
Questions along the way
You may not know every answer yet.
That is exactly why orientation and specialist assessment are separate stages.
Do I need a diagnosis before contacting Global Medicare?
Do I need to send all my medical records immediately?
Will Global Medicare interpret my results before the consultation?
Does a specialist consultation guarantee that another treatment option exists?
Can research be discussed during my patient journey?
Begin your journey
Start with where you are today.
You do not need to identify the right treatment or study before contacting Global Medicare. Start with your situation and the appropriate next pathway can be organised from there.
