Flow from arrival in Japan to treatment (general cases)

来日前

	Medical Access Japan is contacted by patients or medical institutions
	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.
	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

Travel to and stay in Japan

	If necessary, doctors and/or interpreters meet patients at the airport, and/or transport is arranged from the airport
	Tests and treatment in accordance with the schedule * Attendance by interpreters, and 24-hour access to call centers.

During and after return home

	Dealing with flight tickets. If necessary, handling transport to the airport, and/or accompanying the patient to the airport.
	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.

Inquiries:

+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.