Travel
Travel guide
This guide is designed to whet your appetite for some of the world’s most popular holiday destinations, while ensuring that you receive the best quality care at your destination.
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Holiday Dialysis
Find and book your treatment anywhere
Dates refer to Check In and Check Out at the Clinic.
Diaverum Clinics are available in countries across the world
Destinations
View AllDiaverum in numbers
469
Clinics around the world
24
Globally present in 24 countries across four continents
14,000
Staff worldwide
40,000
Patients
6.3
Million treatments annually
Your adventure starts here
How to book
1.Enter destination and select dates of your journey
2.Apply filters to your search, including treatment options, specific medical requirements and desired facilities
3.Select your clinic, register and book your slot (availability will be confirmed via email within 72 working hours)
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Destinations
Diaverum offers an exciting variety of holiday options in a number of attractive destinations.
Visit Diaverum Destinations to learn more.
Planning ahead
Dialysis treatment is available across the world, and it only requires some planning to ensure you’re covered when you travel.
Early planning means you are more likely to secure a treatment spot at a dialysis clinic near your destination, at the times you prefer. Talk to your home care team who will be able to advise you on common questions around travel.
Insurance & payment
Look into your insurance situation to determine what coverage you have. All clinics on the d.HOLIDAY platform display what payment options (including European Healthcare Insurance Card, EHIC) are available at your chosen clinic.
Documentation
Patient documentation, based on local requirements, will be requested by the clinic you are travelling to. This will be managed by your home clinic. It may include general information about your health and dialysis requirements, laboratory results and a list of your medications.
Always have a copy of your medical records with you while traveling. Make sure these include important phone numbers for your regular doctor, dialysis clinic etc.
Medication
Ensure you bring enough medication to last for the duration of your trip, and include a contingency amount to cover you in the event of an emergency s (such as lost luggage or a spill). Make sure anyone who is traveling with you knows where you keep your medications and what your needs are.
Patient Testimonials
Daniel Gallego
More than anything, I value my independence and being able to realise my dreams, like travel, and discovering other cultures.
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Patient Testimonials
Filipe Almeida
At the start of dialysis, I worried that I would never travel again, and thus lose an important pleasure I shared with my family.
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Nutritional advice for your journey
Learn more about how to enjoy and share new food experiences with your travel companions.
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Patient Testimonials
Joanna Bernet
Determined to live out her passion for travel despite her diagnosis, she set up a specialist agency to enable people like her to access high-quality care at their destination.
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