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- Medical Access Japan is contacted by patients or medical institutions
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- Confirmation of symptoms: Medical history, diagnosis, current treatment, etc.
- Ascertainment of patient’s wishes: Treatment methods, duration of stay in Japan, location of stay, procedure for travel to Japan, cost, payment method, obtaining a visa, facilities, equipment and services at the medical institution, etc.
- Medical Access Japan proposes candidate medical institutions, and explains conditions for acceptance, such as treatment methods, cost and schedule, to the patient.
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- The medical institution is decided once the conditions are confirmed and accepted.
- Medical Access Japan supports, or arranges the performance of, various procedures, including arrival in Japan and undergoing medical examinations.
- Adjustment of schedules for treatment and surgery.
- Support for procedures involved in travel to Japan, including dealing with visa applications, air tickets, hotel accommodations, etc.
- Confirmation of payment method
- Final confirmation of travel schedule
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Travel to and stay in Japan
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- If necessary, doctors and/or interpreters meet patients at the airport, and/or transport is arranged from the airport
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- Tests and treatment in accordance with the schedule
* Attendance by interpreters, and 24-hour access to call centers.
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During and after return home
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- Dealing with flight tickets.
- If necessary, handling transport to the airport, and/or accompanying the patient to the airport.
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- Sending the results of tests and treatments at Japanese medical institutions and explanatory details to the patient and/or medical institutions in the patient’s own country
- If the patient wishes: Confirmation of progress by the Japanese medical institution, and support for a return to Japan for reexamination.
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+81-3-3811-8600 (Japanese, English)
+81-3-3811-8271 (Russian)
+81-3-3811-8251 (Chinese)
* Calls from within China: 010-8586-0748
Inquiry Form
* Inquiries are free of charge, but in some cases an advance handling charge is required to determine if the patient can be accepted or not.