What we handle
From one specialist you've been putting off to a surgery or a pregnancy. Whatever brings you in, we've almost certainly handled it before.
In Argentina, private healthcare works either through insurance (a prepaga) or by paying doctors and clinics directly. Both are completely normal ways to get care here — neither one is the "right" way.
A monthly fee, priced by your age, that covers healthcare within that insurer's network. Which plan you pick decides which doctors and hospitals you can reach — so we compare real plans against what you actually need and handle the enrolment and stay with you through the first month of the policy.
No enrolment, no waiting to be activated, no network limits — you see whichever doctor is right for you and pay for that visit or study. Often the better choice for shorter stays.
Either way, we walk you through how the system is actually structured — what's covered, what isn't, and how to exist in it without guessing.
Gastrointestinal problems. Migraines. Snoring and broken sleep. Back and joint pain. Skin, hair loss, palpitations, blood pressure you've been meaning to check. None of it is an emergency, so all of it waits — sometimes for years. Most of our work starts here: the right specialist, the studies that actually settle the question, and an answer instead of a guess.
Gynaecology and urology. Contraception, breast screening, perimenopause, recurring cystitis, prostate, fertility questions long before they become fertility plans.
These are the consultations people postpone longest — not because they matter less, but because of what it takes to explain them in a language you only half-speak.
A paediatrician who takes the time to explain. Vaccinations, and how the Argentine schedule fits the one you started at home. The medical certificate the school asks for. Dentists, orthodontists, allergies, the specialist referral you were told to arrange.
Done properly means the studies that answer the question, not the ones that are easy to book: a contrast MRI when the plain one won't settle it, the colonoscopy you've been avoiding, hormone and thyroid panels read by a specialist rather than filed away. And if something does turn up, you're not starting from zero.
The consultations are the small part. What consumes people is everything around them: prescriptions that expire, medication that isn't stocked here or goes by another name, authorisations your insurer wants renewed, studies due every three months that nobody reminds you about. We hold all of it.
Where being understood precisely is the whole point, and a rough summary won't do. Our founder and medical translator Yanina interprets those consultations herself.
ADHD as well — assessment here, or picking up treatment you started somewhere else, which works differently in Argentina than it did at home.
These are rarer. They're also where all of it matters most, and where we've spent the years that make the rest straightforward.
Any surgery you can plan for, starting from the small ones: a mole removed, a deviated septum corrected, carpal tunnel. Then hernia repair, gallbladder, kidney stones, varicose veins, ACL. Cosmetic surgery as well, if that's what brings you.
Handled from the first consultation to the last follow-up. You will not be the only English speaker in the operating room — we coordinate with the surgeon and the surgical team ahead of time, we're there on the day, we translate with the surgeon and the anaesthetist, and we're at the hospital during recovery until you're discharged.
Most people put off a surgery abroad for years. This is how you finally do it — properly, and not alone.
If you're trying to have a child, we coordinate the whole arc — the fertility specialist, the workup for both partners, IVF or insemination, and every monitoring appointment along the way. The same through a pregnancy: the studies at each stage, arrangements with the clinic for the birth, cord blood banking. Yanina is with you at the consultations, and at the birth itself if you want her there.
We know where the process usually breaks, which clinic answers the phone, and which insurance answer gets you a yes.
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