Per your experience is the answer someone else is waiting for.

There’s someone somewhere thinking about traveling to India for treatment.

Per he has a medical report not knowing how to start, is waiting for a medical opinion, is trying to understand the cost of treatment, or is worried about traveling to a new country.

Per someone else had the same experience months or years ago, and possessed information he would have wanted to find it before his trip.

Here comes the value of this society.

We don’t collect stories just to describe them, but because genuine human experiences can help others make more thoughtful and prepared decisions.

First, if you have traveled to India for treatment

We want to hear your experience as you lived it, not as others would like it to be.

You can share some details:

Before the trip

- What medical specialization did you travel for? - How did you start looking for treatment? - What was the most question you had before traveling?

Hospital and Medical Care

- How was the experience of communicating with the hospital? - How was the arrangement of the sessions? - What information would you like to know beforehand?

Housing and Daily Life

- How was the housing experience? - Was it easy to get to the hospital? - How did you deal with food, communications and language?

Experience of Equipment

What are the main challenges faced by the facilities? - What has helped you perform the course better? - What advice do you give to those who will accompany the patient?

5 What did you learn?

- What mistake do you advise others to avoid? - What should you be prepared for early? - What is the most important advice you give to someone who is preparing to travel?

You don’t have to have your experience perfect, or talk about every detail.

We want honesty and subjectivity and fully respect your right not to share any private information.

Second, if you are sick or accompanied and are looking for an answer

Do not hesitate to ask.

You can ask about:

- Hospitals and medical disciplines. - How to equip reports. - Previous procedures for travel. - Experience of staying in India. - Housing near the hospital. - Communications and daily life. - Role of facilities and their needs. - Follow-up after treatment.

Try to text your question clearly so that you get more useful answers.

Your medical reports or personal data are not disclosed publicly.You can share general information, and the medical assessment must be done through the physician.

Third, to the accompanyers

We want to hear your voices too.

Travellers live a large part of the journey, carrying responsibilities that others may not notice.

How was your experience of accompanying a patient outside of your country?

What is the hardest situation you have encountered?

How do you deal with language and environmental differences?

What do you want to be available to you?

Your participation can help another escort get better prepared.

Requirements for Experimental Sharing

So that experiments remain useful and reliable:

Share your personal experience only, and don’t count someone else’s experience to yourself.2.Realize that what you recall is your experience and not an annual judgment on all patients.3.Do not give a diagnosis or a prescription to others.4.Do not publish pictures or documents revealing the patient’s data without his consent.5.Avoid disclosure or unfounded accusations.6.If you are talking about a hospital or service provider with whom you are in a business relationship, I would advise you to do so.7.Do not give others treatment results based on your individual experience.

Fifth: The Silas Community Initiative is the voice of the experiment

We want to give special space to useful human stories.

Members can share their written or photographic experiences, and after the approval of the expert and review of the content, some distinctive contributions can be displayed within the community.

The industry’s goal is not to create perfect stories, but to document real-life experiences including successes, challenges and useful books.

No experience may be disclosed outside the community or used in any marketing material without the independent and explicit consent of its owner.

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Let’s start with you.

Complete two sentences in the comments:

If you have traveled to India for treatment:

“The most I’ve learned from my therapy trip is...”

If you are planning to travel:

“The most thing I want to know before traveling for treatment is...”

You don’t need to write a long story; start with just one line.

Your talk may be an important start to a discussion, and your response may be a reason to help someone else.

In a Silla society, every experience is valuable, every question is a place, and every person has the right to find the information he needs.

Hello to every patient, every facility, everyone who wants to learn from the experiences of others.

Silas Med Care Company of India