Coordinating care across multiple countries means your medical records need to travel with you — securely and in a format every provider can use.
Start by consolidating your history into a single, chronological file: diagnoses, medications, allergies, imaging, lab results, and prior treatment notes. Many hospitals can provide a discharge summary that covers most of this in one document.
When sharing records internationally, use secure, encrypted channels rather than personal email where possible, and confirm with each provider how they prefer to receive documentation. Keep both digital and printed copies, since not every facility has the same digital intake process.
SIZAT maintains a secure case file for every patient we support, so your medical history follows you consistently between specialists, hospitals, and countries without you having to re-explain your situation each time.