Your care planning should not end at hospital discharge
Public-health guidance for medical travellers recommends arranging follow-up care before travelling and obtaining complete medical records before returning home. The Recovery Continuity Plan makes that a structured, checked process.
- Source:
- Tonicvia service definition and public-health guidance for medical travellers
- Published:
- July 2026
- Last reviewed:
- July 2026
- Content owner:
- Tonicvia editorial team (non-clinical)
What is included at each service level
Recovery planning appears at two levels: information included in every comparison report, and active coordination available with India Care Coordination. Clinical content always comes from the treating hospital and licensed clinicians.
Included in the comparison service ($199)
Planning information delivered inside the Independent Hospital Comparison report.
Recovery questions for the hospital
A structured list of recovery and follow-up questions included in the comparison report, ready to put to each hospital.
Expected stay assumptions
The hospital-stay and India-stay assumptions behind each estimate, shown side by side so recovery time is part of the decision.
Discharge-document checklist
A complete list of documents to collect before leaving the hospital, included in the report for the patient to use.
Follow-up questions
The follow-up and remote-consultation questions each hospital should answer before the patient commits.
Available with India Care Coordination (starting from $899)
Active coordination work Tonicvia performs — requesting, scheduling, checking and organizing.
Discharge-document coordination
Tonicvia follows up with the hospital so discharge documents are collected and checked item by item before departure.
Follow-up scheduling
Remote and in-person follow-up appointments arranged with the treating team before the patient leaves India.
Operative-note request
The full procedure description requested in English for the home-country clinician.
Implant-information request
Brand, model and serial details of any implant, documented for future care.
Rehabilitation-plan request
A written physiotherapy protocol requested from the treating team, with progression stages.
Home-country handover pack
All records organized into one pack the patient can hand to their U.S. physician.
30-day coordination check-in
A scheduled check on documents, follow-up appointments and open questions.
90-day coordination check-in
A second scheduled check as recovery progresses and follow-up care continues.
Availability depends on the selected package, hospital cooperation and the agreed case scope.
Important limitations
The Recovery Continuity Plan is a coordination service. It is not medical care, and it is not an insurance or guarantee product.
- Tonicvia does not provide postoperative medical advice
- Tonicvia does not determine whether a patient is fit to fly
- Tonicvia does not provide emergency care
- Tonicvia coordinates information and appointments
- Medical instructions come from licensed clinicians
In a medical emergency, contact local emergency services or the treating hospital immediately. Tonicvia is not an emergency service and cannot respond to medical emergencies.
Plan the return journey before the outbound one
The Recovery Continuity Plan is part of India Care Coordination. Ask about it on a free discovery call.