Services
Authorisation and HealthTürkiye Check
A pre-engagement review of whether your authorisation scope and institutional details match what your digital assets say.
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Authorisation and Getting Started
Starting in medical tourism is not complete when the certificate arrives; it is complete when certificate scope and digital assets agree with each other. This topic puts the steps to close before promotion into order.
The pages under this topic answer one question from different angles: with the institution as it stands today, which patient can it answer, in which language and with what capacity?
The cost of breaking the sequence
The most common mistake is opening a visibility budget before preparation is complete. The outcome is predictable: enquiries rise, the team cannot keep up, and the spend buys a prospective patient who leaves with a poor impression.
The correct order has three steps. First, match certificate scope against the service headings published online. Then complete institutional identity, process narrative and enquiry flow in the target language. Visibility investment comes last.
Which page should you start with?
The institution’s current position decides. Where certificate scope is clear the readiness analysis comes first; where it is not, the authorisation check does. Where both are settled, the 90-day plan can run directly.
The shared output of these pages is a priority list. A thirty-item gap list changes nothing when delivered; writing which five come first does.
Pages under this topic
Services
Medical Tourism Readiness Analysis
A single-report review of web presence, language capacity, documentation, enquiry flow and compliance before accepting international patients.
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90-Day Growth Plan
Infrastructure, launch and measurement broken into weekly steps, with an owner and a written acceptance criterion for every stage of the first three months.
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What We Do in the First 30 Days
A weekly breakdown of the review, compliance check, prioritisation and infrastructure preparation in the first month of an engagement.
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Medical Tourism Guide
A starting guide covering authorisation, the patient journey, market selection and measurement for institutions entering medical tourism.
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Medical Tourism Strategy
A written decision framework linking treatment focus, target market, language capacity and enquiry hand-off for authorised institutions.
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How to Choose a Medical Tourism Agency
The questions worth asking, what a good answer sounds like, which promises are warning signs, and a checklist that measures your own readiness.
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Planning International Patient Acquisition
The prerequisites behind international patient acquisition: authorisation, market choice, language capacity, enquiry flow, coordination and measurement order.
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What institutions ask about this topic
Should we read these pages before we hold a certificate?
Yes. While the certificate process runs you can review internal readiness, document order and digital assets. Promotional work begins after certification.
How long does preparation take?
Two to four weeks depending on institution size. The determining factor is not the agency but how quickly case and capacity data can be gathered internally.
What gets published in the first 30 days?
Low-risk corrections that cannot wait are made. Anything resembling a campaign, and any new content, waits until the compliance framework is signed off.
Does the same sequence apply to a small clinic?
Yes. The list is shorter but the prioritisation problem is identical, and the decision about where a limited budget goes matters even more.
Can we do these steps with our own team?
You can. The pages are written to be usable without external support; what matters is preserving the sequence.
Which documents do we need to share?
A written summary of the service headings within your certificate scope is enough. You do not need to share the certificate itself.
Next step
Not sure where this topic starts for you?
Share your current position and we will identify which page in this topic applies to your institution first.