Your treatment plan
The quote you agreed, what is included and which hospital and doctor you are seeing.
The Fairtreat Card is free for everyone. Register once, and every hospital and clinic we work with can see what they need to start: your treatment plan, your documents, your language and your coordinator. Keep it for your next visit.
Free, for everyone. No membership, no fee, no subscription.
The card itself holds nothing but a number and a QR code. Your file stays with Fairtreat and is only opened for the hospital you are visiting, after you agree.
The quote you agreed, what is included and which hospital and doctor you are seeing.
Reports, images and lab results you sent us, translated where needed.
The language you want to be spoken to in, and the coordinator who handles your case.
Earlier treatments arranged through Fairtreat, so a follow-up visit does not start from zero.
Name, email, the language you prefer. Nothing more. You receive your card number straight away.
Send reports, images and earlier findings whenever you like. A doctor reviews them before you travel.
Keep it in your phone wallet or print it. It works offline: the number and the QR code are all a hospital needs.
Reception scans the code. With your consent, your file opens for that hospital and your treatment can start.
The card does not expire. Your next check-up or follow-up starts where the last visit ended.
At the reception desk
A hospital only sees your file after you approve the access, and only for your visit. You can ask us at any time what we hold, have it corrected, or have the card deleted. Health data is never shared without your explicit consent.
No. The card is free for everyone, with no membership fee and no subscription. You only pay for the treatment you agree to.
No. You can register for a card first and decide about treatment later. The card is also useful if you only want your documents ready in one place.
Tell your coordinator. We block the old card number, issue a new one and nothing is lost. Your file belongs to you, not to the card.
Yes. Each person needs their own card, including a companion travelling with you. For children, a parent registers on their behalf.
Free medical review. Written fixed quote. A coordinator who speaks your language.