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Check clinics, procedures, countries, and treatment risks before booking medical care abroad.

The Treatment Registry is a neutral medical-tourism due-diligence resource. We verify facts, explain risks, and help patients ask better questions. We do not recommend clinics or provide medical advice.

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Samsung Medical Center

Seoul, South Korea·Est. 1994·Verified 2w ago

A 1,979-bed tertiary hospital operated by the Samsung Medical Center Foundation, a subsidiary of Samsung Group. JCI-accredited since 2007. The hospital's international health services centre provides translation and coordination services in multiple languages.

Procedurescabgknee replacementcabg off pump
4.4/5(5,400 reviews)
Prince Court Medical Centre

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia·Est. 2007·Verified 2w ago

A 300-bed private hospital in central Kuala Lumpur owned by Petronas (Malaysia's national oil company). JCI-accredited since 2010. The hospital has a dedicated international patient centre and has been recognised multiple times by the Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council.

Procedurescabgknee replacementivfcabg off pump
AccreditationsMSQH (Malaysian Society for Quality in Health)
4.4/5(3,200 reviews)Pricing published
Hospital San José TecSalud

Monterrey, Mexico·Est. 1969·Verified 2w ago

A JCI-accredited teaching hospital in Monterrey affiliated with Tecnológico de Monterrey. The hospital offers general surgery including laparoscopic hernia repair and bariatric procedures within a university hospital setting.

Procedureshernia repairgastric sleevehernia repair lapgastric bypass
4.4/5(3,500 reviews)

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We identify clinics serving international patients and record publicly available information: accreditations, corporate registrations, published reviews, pricing transparency.

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We cross-reference claims against primary sources — JCI directories, national medical councils, company registries — and note what we can and cannot confirm.

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