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International Patient Care
Carox provides the easiest and most personalized international patient care service for you and
your families. We believe in the power of precision medicine to transform the future healthcare.
Second Opinion
Patient Transfer
Virtual Consultation
Services
What we offer
One-touch telehealth visit via our conferencing platform
Scheduling
Scheduled care with medical specialists abroad
translation
Case manager and medical translator present
Transcirpt
Consultation transcript sent to patient after care in home country language
easy access
No prior online setup required
Common Issues
Chronic Disease Management
Oncology Second Opinion
Specialty Care
Medical concerns and reconciliations
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Video Visit
Patients can connect face-to-face in real time with a specialist to have outpatient clinic visit and discuss their medical concerns
Care Coordination
Patient coordinator and care manager will guide patients through their entire journey at Carox, arranging medical translators, setting up meetings and follow up treatment plans.
Case Evaluation
An experienced medical professional will examine the patient's health conditions, medical records and existing care plans to provide a comprehensive evaluation.
Patient transfer
Carox health team will help transition patients from home countries to designated hospitals abroad and prepare medical/travel documents needed so patients can focus on treatments alone.
Teleconference
Medical professionals will provide online virtual consultations and other medical services using remote teleconferencing applications regardless of patients' locations.
Concierge Service
Patient concierge will help patients and family members arrange accommodation, provide local guide and transportation as well as errand running services.
With Carox, we see
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82% of patients traveled to the U.S. for assisted reproductive treatments achieve successful pregnancy
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69% of the second opinions obtained resulted in a change of diagnosis
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55% of patients decide to change treatment plans and treating physicians
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42% of patients whose physicians had recommended surgery turned out not to need surgery