H.O.P.E. is not a foundation, not an NGO, not a charity organization, however we have collaborations with many organizations and depending on the case we are dealing with, there may be option(s) to seek assistance through these collaborations. Please don't let limited finances/resources prevent you from seeking our assistance. We have been able to help others through various cases. We can't promise to do so in every case, however we will try our best!

Eventually H.O.P.E.'s goal is to be able to directly assist those who cannot afford service/treatment. We are not there yet but we are working towards that goal!

Determining the opportune moment to enlist the services of a care manager depends on your particular situation. There are various scenarios in which considering the hiring of a care manager can be beneficial. For instance, when dealing with multiple chronic illnesses or intricate medical conditions, a care manager can step in to efficiently coordinate care, oversee medication management, and ensure that all healthcare needs are adequately addressed. Following a hospitalization, particularly for seniors, a care manager can assist in the transition back home, ensuring that essential post-hospitalization care, medication management, and rehabilitation services are seamlessly in place to support recovery and minimize the risk of readmissions.

Furthermore, if you or a family member intends to age comfortably at home, a care manager can evaluate the home environment for safety, arrange for necessary home health services, and provide ongoing support to ensure that independent living remains a viable option. In situations where family caregivers are experiencing stress and exhaustion due to the demands of caregiving, enlisting the services of a care manager can provide respite and offer professional guidance and support. For individuals grappling with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia, a care manager with expertise in dementia care can be an invaluable resource in managing the condition, planning for future care needs, and providing assistance to both the patient and their family.

Geographic distance can also be a determining factor. If you live far away from an aging or ailing loved one and are unable to provide hands-on care, a care manager can serve as your local representative, ensuring that your loved one's needs are met, and keeping you informed about their well-being. In situations where complex legal and financial matters require attention, such as estate planning, Medicaid planning, or guardianship, a care manager can facilitate connections with the appropriate professionals and provide guidance. Additionally, during times when end-of-life decisions need to be made, a care manager can assist in creating advance directives, coordinating hospice or palliative care, and ensuring that the patient's wishes are honored.

Moreover, following surgery, injury, or a significant health event, a care manager can help plan and coordinate rehabilitation and recovery services, as well as provide essential emotional support. Finally, if navigating the complexities of the healthcare system feels overwhelming or bewildering, a care manager can advocate on your behalf, clarify your healthcare options, and ensure that you receive the appropriate care. In essence, the ideal moment to engage a care manager is when you or a loved one encounters complex care needs, transitions in care, or when the demands of caregiving become daunting. Care managers bring valuable expertise, support, and peace of mind during challenging times, promoting the well-being of both the care recipient and their family.

Patient is responsible for making payments for all tests and services directly to each provider(s) where the patient/client is being seen. We are not held responsible for collecting anything. We provide the client with an estimate or cost, which we receive from the provider, however the provider collects the funds from the client. We do not handle any funds.

If for any reason, the patient has left the provider without paying, it is the responsibility of the patient to ensure payment is made immediately. If you do not make payment, bills will be sent to you directly, depending on the hospital/doctor procedures on how long this may take. Patient makes those payments directly to the provider/facility as indicated on the relevant invoice.

If you for any reason end up in an emergency situation and check into a hospital, it is a separate charge from any provider we work with and you will deal with the hospital directly. Their charges are exuberant and if you have no insurance, they usually will stabilize a patient and still ask for your insurance or a deposit to continue any treatment or service. We have absolutely nothing to do with hospital institutions and how they charge or their costs. We can try to assist with your case regardless in advocating for you, however it is up to total discretion of hospital on what their charges are.

Form of Payment accepted at our network of provider’s office is USD currency, cash or credit card. If using a credit card, it is your responsibility to call your bank and advise them of your travel in advance and advise them of the $ quantities (even if estimates) to be paid out to providers here in the U.S. We advise that you carry if possible more than 1 credit card in order to have a back up when making payment to our network of provider(s).

Yes absolutely. We will always offer you the providers we work with simply because it's where we would go should we need a particular service; the doctors and specialists we work with are solid, well-trained and specialist in their respective field; their work speaks for itself; their technology; beautiful centers; their customer service by their wonderful staff - all were hand-picked for us to work with. They understand our patient's needs for excellent customer service, expedited service and they understand our urgency in access to care and finally their costs are competitive and have been set for our patients to be able to afford. For all these reasons, we work with our providers. However, if a patient has a specific request to go elsewhere, we will certainly still assist with concierge service but at that point, cannot guarantee all we have to offer. We can navigate the system for you as well and get you in, however the guarantee of us getting you the expedited concierge service is limited and the costs are usually set. We will negotiate as much as possible, however they are very little flexible.

No, unless it's an emergency and at that point, we advise you call 911 (or your nearest hospital/ambulance) in your own home country and get stabilized before traveling. If it is not an emergency, we advise you get your medical records together and send to us asap. You can contact us immediately and advise us of your case with the records and we can act quickly to advise you on next steps. Then you can book travel more efficiently, not wasting time and resources, by contacting us first before making travel arrangements.