Travel Dialysis & Medical Travel Center

Travel Dialysis Center

Trip preparation for people on hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, after transplant or with CKD: five steps from finding a clinic to building your pack. Enter data once; it stays on your device.

Step 1

Choose treatment status & destination

Enter once: clinic search, checklist, enquiry letter, passport and the final pack all reuse it.

Treatment status

Hemodialysis (HD)Needs a dialysis unit, session dates and a backup plan at the destination.Peritoneal dialysis (PD)Focus on supply delivery, storage and local emergency support.After kidney transplantMedication list, time-zone dosing, infection prevention and follow-up.CKD (not on dialysis)General travel-health preparation and the documents that apply.

Destination country/region City Departure Return

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Step 2

Find clinics & official contacts

The map and the planner share one database; four statuses are shown separately and never inferred from each other. Fields without reliable data say "confirm with the clinic".

Clinic mapBrowse by country/region with official links and verification dates Medical travel (dental / aesthetic / check-ups)Compare facilities abroad, keep a list and draft enquiries

My clinics

Add from the clinic map or planner. The boxes below are your own record, not clinic confirmation; database statuses are shown separately.

Step 3

Plan dates, dialysis sessions, backup clinic & booking contact

The planner shows a checklist for your status; the enquiry letter is a draft you send yourself — we never send or book on your behalf.

Pre-trip planner & enquiry letterChecklist, pre-booking questions, letter draft General trip itineraryDay-by-day itinerary (can mark dialysis slots)

Step 4

Prepare documents, medicines, insurance, diet & emergency info

Everything stays on your device. Follow your own care team for medicines and discuss the trip with them before leaving.

Medical travel passportPrintable summary of condition, medicines, dialysis prescription and emergency contacts Travel medication & diet kitMedical bag list, time-zone dosing, potassium/phosphorus lookup Medical phrase cardsPoint-and-show cards for clinics, dialysis and allergies Destination alert summaryOfficial advisories, hazards and outbreak notices with source and time

Your notes (insurance policy no., accommodation address, local emergency number…)

Step 5

Build your personal travel pack

Combines trip summary, clinics, letter draft, checklist status, passport, phrase cards and emergency info into one printable, downloadable, offline-readable document. Review before exporting; it contains personal health data — keep it safe.

Review before exporting. This file contains personal health data — keep it safe and do not share publicly.

This center provides general preparation reminders and public clinic data, not medical advice. Acceptance, fees and slots must be confirmed with each clinic; discuss the trip with your own dialysis/transplant team; take medicines as prescribed. No tool can guarantee that dialysis abroad will be possible.

The original travel-dialysis article section is still at /en/travel · Travel Dialysis Search hub

Travel Dialysis Center

Choose treatment status & destination

Find clinics & official contacts

My clinics

Plan dates, dialysis sessions, backup clinic & booking contact

Prepare documents, medicines, insurance, diet & emergency info

Build your personal travel pack

Further reading

亞洲旅行透析地圖：接受海外血液透析患者的診所與醫院清單（東亞・東南亞・南亞・中東，2026 年 10 月查證）

Overseas Travel Dialysis: Facilities Accepting Foreign Patients in Japan, Korea, Taiwan, China, the US and Canada (verified Oct 2026)

洗腎也能出國：血液透析患者的海外旅遊準備清單