How to start treatmentthrough CAHT.
Describe the medical case and attach the records if you have them. The coordinator hands the case to the clinic, requests a plan and an estimate, and then helps organize the trip to Tashkent.
Initial reply within one business day. Plan and estimate in 2–3 business days.
First request
What to send to the coordinator.
You don’t need to prepare a complete medical archive for the first request. Send what you have. The coordinator will say what else the clinic needs.
Description of the situation
Diagnosis, symptoms, when the problem started, what treatment has already been received.
Medical records
Reports, doctor’s opinions, lab results, examination findings.
Scans and tests
CT, MRI, ultrasound, X-ray, ECG, echocardiogram, ophthalmology diagnostics — if available.
List of medications
Name of medications, dosage and how long they have been taken.
City and trip dates
Where you plan to travel from and which dates work for being in Tashkent.
Contacts
Phone, WhatsApp or another messenger, email.
You can send a photo of a report or a lab result. The coordinator will say if a different format is needed.
Common worries
What patients usually worry about.
I don’t know which clinic to choose
The coordinator reviews the medical case and hands the records to the matching clinic. The patient receives a preliminary plan before the trip.
I don’t understand how much it will cost
The clinic calculates the estimate after reviewing the records. The final cost may change after the in-person examination or additional tests.
I’m worried about the language
The coordinator speaks Russian and Uzbek. Most partner clinics work with Russian-speaking patients. An English translator is arranged on request.
I don’t want to handle logistics myself
CAHT helps with visit dates, transfer, hotel, translation and the appointment schedule.
What happens after returning home
The patient receives medical reports and recommendations. If questions come up, the coordinator helps reach the clinic.
The journey
How a medical trip unfolds.
- 01
You send a request
Fill the form or message us on WhatsApp. Describe the diagnosis, symptoms, city of residence and preferred trip dates.
- 02
The coordinator prepares the case
CAHT structures the records for the clinic. If something is missing, the coordinator will ask for more tests, scans or reports.
- 03
The clinic reviews the records
The partner clinic reviews the case and confirms whether it can accept the patient. The plan and estimate usually take 2–3 business days.
- 04
You agree on the plan
The patient receives a preliminary plan, timeline, cost and visit conditions. Then decides about the trip.
- 05
CAHT arranges the arrival
The coordinator arranges the visit date, transfer, hotel, translation and the appointment schedule.
- 06
You arrive in Tashkent
CAHT arranges pickup at the airport or the border and helps with check-in.
- 07
You go through treatment or diagnostics
The coordinator helps at key stages: consultations, paperwork and contact with the clinic.
- 08
You return home
The patient receives reports and recommendations. If questions come up after the return, the coordinator helps relay them to the clinic.
Included
What the support includes.
Case coordination
A single manager guides the patient from the first request back home.
Clinic booking
CAHT agrees on the date of the consultation, examination or procedure.
Transfer
Pickup at the airport or border and rides between the hotel, clinic and airport.
Hotel
Hotel selected by budget, location and treatment timeline.
Translation
Help at consultations and with medical paperwork.
Contact with the clinic
The coordinator helps relay questions to the doctor and receive answers.
Local SIM card
A corporate plan during the visit if the patient needs local connectivity.
Tourism by request
Tashkent, Chimgan, Samarkand or Bukhara, if the medical schedule and the doctor’s recommendations allow it.
Packing
What to bring on the trip.
The coordinator sends an individual list before the trip. It depends on the treatment direction, visit duration and clinic requirements.
Passport
Check the document’s expiration date before buying tickets.
Medical records
Reports, opinions, lab results, scans and examination findings.
List of medications
Name, dosage and intake schedule.
Personal items
Comfortable clothing, footwear, toiletries, chargers.
Companion’s documents
If you travel with a companion, prepare their documents in advance.
Insurance policy
If you have a medical insurance policy, bring it with you.
Before departure
What to clarify before departure.
The final cost may change
The preliminary estimate is built from records. After the in-person examination the clinic may order additional tests or change the plan.
Duration depends on the specialty
A check-up may take 2–3 days. Dentistry, cardiology and ophthalmology depend on the procedure and the doctor’s decision.
Tourism is not always possible
Excursions are added only if they do not interfere with treatment and recovery.
The coordinator does not replace the doctor
CAHT helps with logistics. Diagnosis, treatment and recommendations come from the clinic.
Medical data is shared only with consent
Records are not sent to clinics without the patient’s permission.
Practical info
Practical information.
Currency
Uzbekistan uses the Uzbek som. Tashkent has currency exchanges, ATMs and card payments.
Connectivity
A local SIM card is available. CAHT helps with a corporate plan during the visit.
Electricity
Voltage is 220 V. Type C and F sockets are common.
Weather
Spring and autumn are usually more comfortable. Summers in Tashkent are hot, winters can be cool.
Transport
Trips between the airport, hotel and clinic can be included in CAHT support.
Not included
What CAHT does not take on.
CAHT does not provide medical services.
CAHT does not diagnose and does not prescribe treatment.
CAHT does not guarantee the treatment outcome.
CAHT does not pursue legal disputes between the patient and the clinic.
CAHT does not purchase medication after the return home.
CAHT does not pay for treatment, tickets, hotel or transfer on behalf of the patient.
CAHT does not publish fixed prices without reviewing the medical case.
Send records for the first review.
Describe the diagnosis, symptoms and preferred trip dates. Attach reports, lab results or scans if you have them. The coordinator reviews the data, hands the case to the clinic and returns with a preliminary plan.
Medical data is not shared with clinics without the patient’s consent.