Services
Cost comparison
Compare typical costs around the world for the same procedure. Ranges are indicative, gathered from published clinic pricing and international patient departments.
Comprehensive executive health screening: bloodwork, imaging, cardiac and cancer markers, and a same-visit consultation. Add-ons (MRI, colonoscopy, genetic panels) shift the range.
Full health check (full body screening)
US dollars
The same procedure can cost four times more one flight away.
These ranges get you close. A named clinic and a firm quote take a phone call.
Four things decide whether a quote holds: pre-op testing, the type of anesthesia, medication, and what happens if your case needs more than the package assumes. Some clinics include all four. Some tell you when you are already there. Cover for complications from the procedure is a separate policy from travel insurance.
Across borders
Bring your history, medications and recent results to the appointment instead of recalling them from memory in a language you may not share.
Travelling, relocating, or already abroad and something has happened — tell us what you need and a person will work through it with you.
Request assistanceConcierge
Asking is free, and what a case costs is settled privately between us.
Tell us where you are and what you are considering. A person reads every message and writes back with a clear next step.
Not only for booking ahead. Already abroad and unsure what to do next — a confusing bill, a decision you do not want to make alone? Same form, same person reading it.
Working together
Each of these maps to the same six steps in how we do the work. The difference is how far we go with you.
Free
Your history, medications and documents organized into one record you control. Free while we get our first members set up, with a real person to help if you want one.
Discussed privately
One procedure, one trip, one person alongside you from comparing named clinics to your first follow-up appointment back home.
Discussed privately
For people who cross borders often. The same person on call all year instead of case by case, plus your Passport kept current as results come in.
No packages to decode. What the work costs depends on where you are going and how much of it you want us to carry, so we talk it through and you get a figure before anything starts.
We do the work
We understand your situation and put your health information in order.
We lay out realistic options, costs, and what each one involves.
We reach the right department and make the introduction for you.
We prepare the documents and details you need before you leave.
We make sure the people treating you have the full picture.
We help your care continue when you are home again.
Insurance
Insurance helps cover costs. We help you navigate the journey — including the parts insurance does not touch.
Standard health insurance and elective-procedure coverage usually stop at the border. Check your policy before you assume anything is covered where you are going.
A separate travel medical or evacuation policy is worth having for the trip itself, on top of whatever the procedure costs. We can point you to what to look for.
If you plan to claim anything back, insurers usually want itemized invoices, clinical notes, and proof of treatment. We help make sure you leave with what you would need.
We are working with international insurance partners so care abroad can be covered, not only organized.
Insurance partners — coming soon
Who treats you
A brochure tells you about the building. It does not tell you about the doctor’s track record, or what happens if something needs follow-up once you are home. We check the doctor and the practice behind them — often the same person — before we would ever recommend either.
Not a directory. A person you can actually reach.
Not just years in practice — years specifically working with patients who arrive from another country, another language, another system.
Before you ever get on a plane, you should understand what will happen, in plain language, from someone willing to answer questions.
Good outcomes abroad depend on follow-up. We ask what happens if something needs attention after you have already left.
We are building this network doctor by doctor, checked against the criteria above before anyone goes on the list. It is early — if you treat international patients, we would like to hear from you.
Introduce yourselfFor clinics
Patients arrive with history, medications, and prior results already organized.
Fewer gaps before consultation, fewer surprises on the day of treatment.
We stay involved before arrival and after the patient returns home.
About
Private Health Passport started by helping people navigate peptide treatments across borders. The more people we helped, the clearer the bigger problem became.
The problem was not peptides. It was what happens at the border. People change doctors, countries and insurers, and the records rarely follow them.
There is already a Digital Health Passport in the NHS — built for young people managing a single condition inside one health system. Private Health Passport is for something different: carrying your story with you, across borders, across systems, whoever you see next.
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