Clear answers before you decide what to do next
What counts as medical malpractice in Turkey, which documents matter, and how a claim works while you live abroad — written for patients, not lawyers.
Gulf patients treated overseas: claiming compensation once you are home
For patients living in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain or Oman who were treated abroad and came home with a problem: how the claim runs from the Gulf, why the power of attorney route differs by country, what your medical report must say, how family can be involved, and how costs are set out.
3 November 2026 · 6 min read
German patients and medical tourism injuries: how compensation really works
For patients living in Germany who were treated abroad and came home with a complication: how a claim is run from Germany, why your Krankenkasse may become part of the story, the consulate and notary routes for the power of attorney, what your Arztbrief must contain, and how costs are explained before you decide.
30 October 2026 · 6 min read
Romanian patients harmed abroad: your claim, step by step
For patients living in Romania who came home from treatment abroad with a problem: how the claim runs from Bucharest, Cluj or Constanța, the two routes for the power of attorney, what your scrisoare medicală has to contain, how costs are set out, and the dates that matter.
27 October 2026 · 5 min read
Spanish patients, overseas clinics: steps, costs, what your home doctor must write
For patients living in Spain who were treated abroad and came home with a problem: how a compensation claim is organised from Madrid, Valencia or Málaga, which route to use for the power of attorney, what your informe médico has to say, and how costs are explained before you decide.
23 October 2026 · 5 min read
How long do you have? Limitation periods for medical tourism claims, explained
People quote three numbers at us: two years, ten years, five years. All three exist, and none of them is "the" answer. This is how the clock works in a cross-border medical claim, what starts it, what does not stop it, and the six dates to write down today.
20 October 2026 · 6 min read
You pressed send. Here is exactly what happens next
Step by step, from the moment you submit a case review request to a written decision: what we read, what we ask for, the three answers you can get at screening, how records are collected, when you authorise us, and the things we will never do.
13 October 2026 · 6 min read
Hair transplant injuries: the five documents that decide the case
Over-harvested donor areas, necrosis, hairlines nobody agreed to, and the question that keeps coming back: who actually held the instruments? A practical guide to the five documents that decide these cases, and the two weeks in which they are created.
13 October 2026 · 6 min read
Crowns, implants, 20 teeth in 4 days: when a dental package becomes a claim
Healthy teeth ground down, implants in bone that could not hold them, bites that no longer close. What a dental negligence review actually checks, which records to ask for before they disappear, what your home dentist's report must say, and the options you really have.
13 October 2026 · 6 min read
Rhinoplasty gone wrong after medical tourism? What a lawyer checks first
Not every nose you dislike is a legal case, and some you were told to "wait a year" on are. This is the line we draw between a complication and negligence, the red flags that earn a proper review, and the two clocks that run at once.
13 October 2026 · 6 min read