Research, organize, compare, then talk to people.

1. Research without surrendering your inbox

Start with the public price ranges and whole-trip estimator. The point is to answer the rough feasibility question before you have to become a lead.

See public price ranges or estimate the whole trip.

2. If you already have a quote, use it

Paste the quote text into the Quote Breakdown. The tool checks for common cost, payment, recovery and travel categories and separates what appears included, excluded, unclear or not stated.

The checker runs in your browser. It is a document-organizing tool, not a medical assessment.

3. If you have two quotes, normalize the comparison

Put both documents against the same category list. The site does not choose a winner. It gives you a cleaner set of questions to take back to the providers.

4. If you have no quote yet, build the case first

Use the case-file builder to keep the treatment sought, prior related work, available records, city preference, timing and travel constraints in one reusable summary.

5. Bring in a human when the tool stops being enough

If you want help interpreting unusual quote language, preparing questions, or figuring out what another Colombian provider would need to give you a comparable proposal, contact Andy in Medellín.

For diagnosis, treatment recommendations, candidacy decisions or medical instructions, talk directly with the licensed clinician responsible for your care.