Treatment areasin Tashkent.
CAHT does not provide medical services. We review the medical case, pass the records to a partner clinic and help receive a treatment plan, timeline and a preliminary estimate before the trip.
Initial reply within one business day. Plan and estimate in 2–3 business days.
Availability
What is available now.
At launch CAHT accepts requests in four directions. For every case the coordinator collects the records, hands them to the clinic and requests a preliminary plan.
Directions that come online later are listed in a separate block below.
At launch
Directions at launch.
From June 2026 CAHT works with four directions: dentistry, check-up, cardiology and ophthalmology.
Dentistry
Implants, veneers, zirconia crowns, prosthetics and full-mouth restoration.
When it fits
If you need to restore teeth, replace crowns, place implants or receive a treatment plan before the trip.
What to prepare
Panoramic X-ray, jaw CT, dentist’s report, photos of the smile if available.
Check-up
Basic and extended body screening in 1–3 days: lab work, instrumental diagnostics and specialist consultations.
When it fits
If you need a health screening, want to clarify a diagnosis or run tests before treatment.
What to prepare
Symptoms, list of chronic conditions, previous lab results, list of medications taken.
Cardiology
Diagnosis and treatment of coronary artery disease, angina and myocardial infarction. Stenting and angioplasty are considered by indication.
When it fits
If you have chest pain, shortness of breath, arrhythmia, high cardiovascular risk or an intervention is already scheduled.
What to prepare
ECG, echocardiogram, coronary angiography, reports, lab results, list of medications.
Ophthalmology
Cataract, LASIK, glaucoma and retinal disease diagnostics.
When it fits
If your vision has worsened, you need cataract surgery, laser correction or a retina examination.
What to prepare
Ophthalmologist’s report, diagnostic results, glasses or contact prescription if available.
Not sure
If you don’t know which direction to choose.
Describe the symptoms and attach any records you have. The coordinator reviews the request and suggests which direction to hand the case to.
If the case requires a different specialty, CAHT will say so before the trip and suggest the next step: wait for the direction to come online, contact another clinic, or consider treatment outside Uzbekistan.
Send records for reviewProcess
How CAHT hands the case to the clinic.
- 01
You send a request
Describe the diagnosis, symptoms, city of residence and preferred trip dates.
- 02
The coordinator prepares the case
The records are structured for the clinic. If something is missing, the coordinator will ask for more information.
- 03
The clinic reviews the records
The partner clinic reviews the case and returns a preliminary plan, timeline and estimate.
- 04
You make the decision
Once the plan is agreed, CAHT arranges appointments, transfer, hotel and the visit schedule.
- 05
The coordinator joins the visit
They help at key stages: meet-and-greet, check-in, consultations, paperwork and contact with the clinic.
Roadmap
Directions added later.
The CAHT network expands in stages. These directions should not be treated as active at launch.
From June 2027
Aesthetic surgery
Rhinoplasty, mammoplasty, blepharoplasty, abdominoplasty.
Hair transplant
FUE and DHI methods.
Bariatric surgery
Gastric resection, bypass, balloon placement.
Gynecology and urology
Laparoscopic surgery, prostatectomy, infertility treatment.
From June 2028
Orthopedics and joint replacement
Hip and knee replacement.
Dermatology and cosmetology
Laser and injection procedures.
Oncology
Diagnostics, biopsies, basic surgery. Complex oncology cases are referred to international partner clinics.
If your case falls under a future direction, send the records anyway. The coordinator will say whether CAHT can help now or whether a different route is better.
Send records to a coordinator.
You do not need to choose a clinic department yourself. Describe the situation and attach medical records if available. The coordinator reviews the case and hands it to the right clinic.
Medical data is not shared with clinics without the patient’s consent.