Travelling to Georgia for medical care: planning questions
Keep travel arrangements separate from the clinical decision, and prepare questions for the people responsible for your care.
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Questions to organise care abroad, with travel and clinical decisions kept separate.
Plan the trip with the sources. Discuss treatment and follow-up with a qualified clinician. These guides have not received clinical review.
Separate the care decision from the destination
Begin with a qualified clinician who knows your circumstances. The planning pages help organise questions and logistics. They do not recommend a treatment or provider.
Prepare the planning questionsQuestions to ask before choosing a medical provider
Verify the people and facility behind a proposed treatment, and keep the aftercare plan in writing.
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Aversi Pharmacies
Aversi publishes an English branch finder for its pharmacies across Georgia.
New Hospitals
New Hospitals identifies itself on its English website as a multi-profile clinic at 12 Krtsanisi Street in Tbilisi.
Caucasus Medical Centre
Caucasus Medical Centre presents itself on its English website as a multi-profile hospital in Tbilisi.
American Hospital Tbilisi
American Hospital Tbilisi identifies itself on its English website as a multidisciplinary medical centre offering outpatient and inpatient services.
Sources & checks
- CDC Yellow Book: Medical Tourism2026 edition, US travel-health guidance for clinicians. Checked 24 October 2026.
- NHS treatment abroad checklistUK guidance; funding rules are not universal. Checked 24 October 2026.
- NHS: going abroad for medical treatmentUK guidance; insurance and eligibility depend on the reader. Checked 24 October 2026.
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