
LymyVoyage
Free contract check for treatment abroad, before you pay.
What is LymyVoyage?
Planning treatment abroad? Most problems patients run into, such as deposits that turn out to be non-refundable, warranties that only apply if you fly back, and prices that change on arrival, are written into the contract before anyone signs it.
LymyVoyage’s Medical Contract Review checks your contract for free. Upload it, and every clause is checked against 247 points across 15 areas, including price and scope, payment, cancellation, complications, liability, insurance, aftercare and warranties, records, and jurisdiction. Each clause gets a red, amber or green flag with the clause quoted, why it matters, and the law or patient-report pattern behind it. Missing clauses are flagged too. You get the report by email, along with a ready-to-send list of questions for the clinic.
Prefer to do it yourself? The same 247 checks are available as a free interactive checklist, or as a ready-made prompt for ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. Choose where you live and where you’re being treated, and you’ll see only the rules that apply to you, including country-specific requirements for destinations like Turkey, Mexico, South Korea, Colombia and Thailand.
Built from real clinic contracts, published templates, patient reports, and EU, UK and US consumer law. Free, and not legal advice.
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