Private Health Passport

Your health information should be there when you need it.

Whether you are travelling, moving countries, or looking for care abroad, we help you get your history in order before you go — so you are not repeating it from memory in a waiting room.

Find healthcare abroad Create your Private Health Passport

Prepare. Organize. Navigate — across borders.

A couple walking through an international airport terminal with hand luggage

Why this exists

Healthcare changes when you cross a border.

A doctor in one country may not know what another doctor already knows.
Your records may be spread across hospitals, emails, and old documents.
A medication may have another name.
A test result may need explanation.
A new doctor may need the full story.

Healthcare abroad is not only about finding a clinic. It is about making sure people understand your health.

Two things fix that: your information, private in the app — and a real person here, before you go or after something happens.

Cost comparison

Understand your options before you decide.

Compare typical costs around the world for the same procedure. Ranges are indicative, gathered from published clinic pricing and international patient departments.

ProcedureWhere you live now

Implant, abutment and crown. Bone grafting is usually quoted separately.

Dental implant (single tooth)

US dollars

United States — at home$3,500 – $6,500
Turkey$650 – $1,200
Mexico$900 – $1,800
Thailand$1,100 – $2,200
Costa Rica$900 – $1,600
India$400 – $900
Hungary$750 – $1,400
Poland$800 – $1,500

Know the real number before you decide.

Need help deciding? We can help you understand your next step.

What your quote doesn’t say

Ask exactly what’s in your quote before you book: pre-op testing, anesthesia type, medication, and what happens if your case needs more than the package assumes. Some clinics include all of this. Some don’t say either way until you’re there. Complications coverage for the procedure itself is separate from regular travel insurance — most standard policies don’t cover it.

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How we help

Three things we do for you.

Find care abroad

We help you discover healthcare providers and understand your options.

Prepare your health information

Create a clear summary of your medical history, medications, and important documents.

Share what matters

Give healthcare providers the information they need without handing over your entire history.

We do the work

We help with the parts that are difficult.

Step 1
Organize
We understand your situation and put your health information in order.
Step 2
Compare
We lay out realistic options, costs, and what each one involves.
Step 3
Connect
We reach the right department and make the introduction for you.
Step 4
Travel
We prepare the documents and details you need before you leave.
Step 5
Care
We make sure the people treating you have the full picture.
Step 6
Follow-up
We help your care continue when you are home again.

Destinations

What’s done best, and where.

Real providers, listed by what they are actually strong at. Nothing here is invented, and nothing is marked verified until we have checked it ourselves.

Reception area of a modern private clinic with stone floors and timber panelling

These are providers we’ve started reviewing — not a directory to call directly. What you get by going through us: someone who knows the clinic, and the same contact if something needs sorting out after you are already there. If you live near one of these and know it well, see becoming a local guide.

Biomarker testing

Superpower
Listed
United States
Diagnostic depth not yet widely available outside the US.
Function Health
Listed
United States
Longitudinal biomarker tracking with physician notes.

Cardiology

Beijing United Family Hospital
Listed
Beijing, China
English-language care handled directly by the attending physician, not through an interpreter.

Cosmetic surgery

Acibadem Healthcare Group
Listed
Istanbul, Turkey
Large hospital-based care with full medical backup, not a standalone cosmetic clinic.

Dental

Acibadem Healthcare Group
Listed
Istanbul, Turkey
Large hospital-based care with full medical backup, not a standalone cosmetic clinic.
Memorial Healthcare Group
Listed
Turkey
Longest track record of any JCI hospital in Turkey.

General surgery

Memorial Healthcare Group
Listed
Turkey
Longest track record of any JCI hospital in Turkey.

Hair transplant

Acibadem Healthcare Group
Listed
Istanbul, Turkey
Large hospital-based care with full medical backup, not a standalone cosmetic clinic.

Longevity diagnostics

Superpower
Listed
United States
Diagnostic depth not yet widely available outside the US.

Multi-specialty

Medical Park
Listed
Istanbul, Turkey
Scale and capacity for complex or multi-specialty cases.
Beijing United Family Hospital
Listed
Beijing, China
English-language care handled directly by the attending physician, not through an interpreter.

Oncology

Beijing United Family Hospital
Listed
Beijing, China
English-language care handled directly by the attending physician, not through an interpreter.

Orthopedics

Memorial Healthcare Group
Listed
Turkey
Longest track record of any JCI hospital in Turkey.
Beijing United Family Hospital
Listed
Beijing, China
English-language care handled directly by the attending physician, not through an interpreter.

Peptide therapy

Cost depends on the compound and the protocol, and legality depends on where you are. We do not put a number on it here — see peptidetravel.com for country-by-country legality, and zkomi.com/research for the published papers behind it.

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Insurance

Healthcare is more than insurance.

Insurance helps cover costs. We help you navigate the journey — including the parts insurance does not touch.

Most home insurance will not follow you abroad

Standard health insurance and elective-procedure coverage usually stop at the border. Check your policy before you assume anything is covered where you are going.

Travel medical insurance is a different product

A separate travel medical or evacuation policy is worth having for the trip itself, on top of whatever the procedure costs. We can point you to what to look for.

Insurers want documentation, not a summary

If you plan to claim anything back, insurers usually want itemized invoices, clinical notes, and proof of treatment. We help make sure you leave with what you would need.

We are working with international insurance partners so care abroad can be covered, not only organized.

Insurance partners — coming soon

Concierge

Sometimes you just want someone to help.

Tell us where you are and what you are considering. A person reads every message and writes back with a clear next step.

Not only for booking ahead. Already abroad and unsure what to do next — a confusing bill, a decision you do not want to make alone? Same form, same person reading it.

A traveller reviewing printed medical documents beside his passport at a hotel desk

Pricing

Two ways to work with us.

Both prices below map to the same six steps in how we do the work. The difference is how far we go with you.

Health Passport setup

Free

We organize your history, medications, and documents into one clear record you control. What you do with it from there is up to you. Free while we get our first members set up right — with a real person to help if you want one.

Organize
Compare
Connect
Travel
Care
Follow-up

A structured summary of your health story
Documents and results collected in one place
Ready to share with a new doctor in minutes

Healthcare concierge

From $499

Everything in Health Passport setup, plus a person who stays with you through every stage that follows, from comparing options to your first follow-up appointment back home.

Organize
Compare
Connect
Travel
Care
Follow-up

Options compared with real costs
Introductions to the right department
Preparation before travel and support afterwards

No packages to decode. If your situation needs more, we tell you before we start.

Why Zkomi

Your health information stays yours.

We can’t see your data. We built it so we can’t.

Private Health Passport is powered by Zkomi.

Zkomi was built around one simple idea: your health information is personal.

You decide who sees it.

Who treats you

We check who is actually treating you.

A brochure tells you about the building. It does not tell you about the doctor’s track record, or what happens if something needs follow-up once you are home. We check the doctor and the practice behind them — often the same person — before we would ever recommend either.

Not a directory. A person you can actually reach.

Years treating international patients

Not just years in practice — years specifically working with patients who arrive from another country, another language, another system.

How clearly they communicate

Before you ever get on a plane, you should understand what will happen, in plain language, from someone willing to answer questions.

What happens after you go home

Good outcomes abroad depend on follow-up. We ask what happens if something needs attention after you have already left.

We are building this network doctor by doctor, checked against the criteria above before anyone goes on the list. It is early — if you treat international patients, we would like to hear from you.

Introduce yourself

For clinics

Help international patients arrive prepared.

Better patient information

Patients arrive with history, medications, and prior results already organized.

Easier communication

Fewer gaps before consultation, fewer surprises on the day of treatment.

International patient support

We stay involved before arrival and after the patient returns home.

Become a partner

About

We started somewhere smaller than this.

Private Health Passport started by helping people navigate peptide treatments across borders. The more people we helped, the clearer the bigger problem became.

The problem was not peptides. The problem was continuity. People travel. People move. People change doctors. Their health story should not get lost along the way.

There is already a Digital Health Passport in the NHS — built for young people managing a single condition inside one health system. Private Health Passport is for something different: carrying your story with you, across borders, across systems, whoever you see next.