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1–2. The specialist and the team
Ask about the doctor’s specialty, experience with comparable cases and whether multidisciplinary discussion is needed. Clarify how the hospital will assess your case rather than relying on advertising or a technology name.
3–4. The plan and alternatives
Ask why a plan is proposed, the alternatives, important risks and expected follow-up. Clarify the limits of a remote review and what may change after an in-person examination.
5. A written estimate
Compare equivalent services in the same currency using the same records. Are implants, medicines, additional tests, intensive care, companion costs and extra days included? Check validity and refund terms.
6–7. Quality information and practical needs
Verify accreditation claims through official sources; accreditation is not an outcome guarantee. Interpretation, hospital travel, lift access, rehabilitation and contact after returning home also matter.
Maya is a medical travel coordination service, not a hospital or diagnostic provider. Website information does not replace a medical consultation. For an emergency, contact local emergency services.
