Global Medicare · Professional Referral

Refer a patient for specialist fertility evaluation.

A structured professional referral pathway for ovarian-factor fertility concerns, endometrial factors, second opinions and international specialist coordination.

Professional referral Specialist evaluation Clinical independence

A professional referral does not determine diagnosis, treatment or participation in research. Final medical decisions remain with the authorised clinical team.

When to refer

Start with the clinical reason for another review.

Global Medicare can coordinate specialist access when a patient requires another perspective or a reproductive pathway outside the referring professional’s current setting.

01 Ovarian-factor fertility Low ovarian reserve, poor ovarian response, previous unsuccessful IVF / ICSI or another ovarian-factor clinical question.
02 Endometrial factors Thin endometrium, implantation difficulties, Asherman syndrome, treated endometritis, adenomyosis or another endometrial concern.
03 Complex previous fertility care Previous IVF / ICSI treatment where another specialist perspective may help clarify the next discussion.
04 Major treatment decision Another specialist review before a significant fertility decision such as changing treatment strategy.

Referral process

One professional request. Five clearly separated steps.

The process is designed to organise access without transferring treatment decisions to Global Medicare.

01 · PROFESSIONAL Submit referral

Provide professional contact details and the general reason for referral.

02 · ORIENTATION Identify pathway

Global Medicare helps organise the appropriate specialist route.

03 · CONTACT Patient coordination

Patient contact proceeds only through the appropriate consented pathway.

04 · CLINICAL Specialist review

The authorised medical team assesses the individual clinical context.

05 · NEXT STEP Clinical pathway

Any diagnosis or treatment decision belongs to the medical team.

Minimum information

Enough to start. Not a complete medical record.

This first referral step is intentionally minimal. Detailed medical information should only be requested later through the appropriate authorised process.

01 Referring professional

Name, institution and professional contact information.

02 Referral pathway

Ovarian, Endometrial, Second Opinion or General Specialist Review.

03 General reason

A concise non-diagnostic explanation of the reason for specialist referral.

04 Patient contact permission

Confirmation that the patient is aware of and agrees to the referral contact.

Do not send detailed medical records, genetic information, medication lists or other sensitive clinical documents through this initial public form.

Professional referral

Start the referral with the minimum necessary information.

This form is designed to initiate professional coordination. Detailed clinical material should only be exchanged later through an appropriate secure pathway.

Please do not upload or paste medical records into this form. Detailed clinical information should only be shared later if requested through an appropriate authorised and secure process.

Professional boundaries

A referral opens a clinical pathway. It does not pre-select the clinical outcome.

Global Medicare preserves a clear distinction between referral, specialist care and possible research participation.

01 Referral ≠ diagnosis

Global Medicare does not diagnose the patient based on a professional referral.

02 Referral ≠ treatment choice

The referring professional does not enrol the patient into Standard-PRP, IAS or another treatment through this form.

03 Referral ≠ research enrolment

ExoRegenOvo and RegenEndo participation can only be assessed independently by the authorised research team.

Data minimisation

The public referral form should collect less — not more.

Sensitive medical information should only be requested when clinically necessary and through the appropriate secure process.

Initial form Professional identity, referral pathway and general reason for referral.
Patient awareness The professional confirms that the patient is aware of the referral.
Medical records Not requested through the initial public referral form.
Clinical information Requested later only when necessary within the authorised pathway.

Professional referral

Start with the clinical question.

If a patient may benefit from another specialist fertility evaluation, Global Medicare can help organise the initial referral pathway.