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Navimed Global LLC organises medical travel to partner hospitals in Turkey, Azerbaijan, Germany, Austria, Vietnam, Israel, South Korea, and China — from the first consultation to the flight home.

  • 80 Clinics
  • 8 Countries
  • LLC Coordinating office

We are a coordinating office, not a clinic. Patients come to us when they want official hospital prices, a direct line to the international department, and a physician who stays with them instead of a chain of intermediaries. The network spans Azerbaijan, Turkey, Germany, Austria, Vietnam, Israel, South Korea, and China.

Turkey

Ankara, Istanbul, Izmir, and Bursa cover university surgery, high-volume private campuses, and calmer Aegean recovery. You pay the clinic's official tariff, not a markup added along the way.

Azerbaijan

Baku is close for patients from the region who want a modern private hospital without a long-haul flight. Liv, Melhem, and other partners receive international patients with English-speaking teams and hotel-level wards.

Germany

Berlin is our European hub: university and private hospitals under EU rules, English- and Russian-speaking desks, and a short flight for patients who want care inside the Schengen area.

Austria

Vienna's private and university clinics offer EU-regulated care, short transfers from the region, and international desks that handle admission and follow-up.

Vietnam

Hanoi partners such as Vinmec run modern international hospitals with English-speaking teams and transparent official tariffs.

Israel

Tel Aviv and Jerusalem partners are known for oncology, fertility, and complex diagnostics. English-speaking teams and short flights from the region make it a practical option for second opinions and specialised care.

South Korea

Seoul campuses combine high-tech surgery, oncology, and check-up programmes. International desks handle admission in English, and recovery is organised around the clinic's official tariff.

China

Large university hospitals and specialised centres in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou take international patients for planned surgery and complex care, with a dedicated office coordinating the stay.

Frequently asked questions

How medical travel with Navimed Global LLC works — clinics, prices, and what happens after you return.

What does Navimed Global LLC actually do?

We are a medical-travel coordinator, not a hospital. Navimed Global LLC matches you with a partner clinic in Turkey, Azerbaijan, Germany, Austria, Vietnam, Israel, South Korea, or China, agrees the programme with the international department, and remains in contact while you travel, receive treatment, and recover.

Why these six cities?

Turkey has deep university and private-hospital networks in Ankara, Istanbul, Izmir, and Bursa. Baku is a shorter journey for many patients in the region. Berlin adds EU-regulated care for those who want treatment inside Europe.

Do I pay extra for your help?

Coordination is free for the patient. You pay the hospital at its official price. We do not add a hidden commission to the invoice, and we put you in touch with the clinic's international department so the figures remain transparent.

How does the first step work?

Send a short request: what you need, which country you prefer, and any dates. A coordinating physician reviews the case, replies within one business day, and proposes a clinic and doctor. From there we plan diagnostics, admission, and travel.

Will someone be with me at the clinic?

Your coordinating physician is available online around the clock at every stage. On the ground, the hospital's international office meets you, helps with admission, language, and the daily programme until discharge.

What happens after I go home?

Navimed Global stays in touch. If the clinic asks for follow-up tests, if you have questions about medication, or if you simply want a second reading of a report, you write to the same coordinator — even after you are back home.

Next step

Describe your case. We will plan the journey.

A coordinating physician replies within one business day.

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