How it works

Your treatment journey, step by step

From your first question to follow-up at home — one case manager the whole way.

⏱️ Typical time from first contact to treatment: 2–5 weeks.

  1. 1
    Symptom search & AI pre-consultation5 min

    You Describe your condition and answer a few questions.

    Kindvoya AI drafts a pre-consultation summary (not a diagnosis) and flags emergencies.

  2. 2
    Match hospital & doctorSame day

    You Compare matched hospitals and specialists, pick one or ask for advice.

    Kindvoya Matches by specialty, city, language and international service; assigns your case manager.

  3. 3
    Upload records & remote review3–7 days

    You Upload reports, scans (PDF, images, DICOM) and medication list.

    Kindvoya Translates and sends records to the hospital team for a remote opinion.

  4. 4
    Quote & deposit1–3 days

    You Review the treatment plan and estimated cost, then pay the deposit.

    Kindvoya Gets a written plan and quote from the hospital; explains what is included.

  5. 5
    Visa & travel1–3 weeks

    You Apply for your visa, book flights.

    Kindvoya Coordinates the hospital invitation letter, companion letters, hotel near the hospital.

  6. 6
    VIP landing: doctor within 24hDay 1

    You Land in China — someone is waiting for you.

    Kindvoya Airport pickup, SIM card, payment setup, and a 1:1 escort to see your doctor within 24 hours of landing.

  7. 7
    Treatment & inpatient stayDays–weeks

    You Receive treatment; family can stay nearby.

    Kindvoya Interpreter on ward rounds, daily updates to family, handles bills and insurance paperwork.

  8. 8
    Recovery & discharge1–7 days

    You Rehab, final check, discharge.

    Kindvoya Discharge summary in English, medicines for the trip home, fit-to-fly check, airport drop-off.

  9. 9
    Remote follow-up3–12 months

    You Share new results from home.

    Kindvoya Video follow-ups with your Chinese doctor and coordination with your local doctor.

Durations are typical ranges, not guarantees. Medical decisions are made by the treating hospital.