NEW DELHI, INDIA / ACCESS Newswire / July 1, 2025 / Luxora Experiences, a healthcare coordination platform for international patients, has expanded operations across Turkey, South Korea, Thailand, Mexico, and India.

The company aims to simplify how elective procedures such as cosmetic surgery, fertility treatments, bariatric care, and dental work are accessed and planned across borders.

Accessing medical care internationally often involves complex logistics, differing medical standards, and language barriers. Luxora Experiences addresses these challenges by offering structured support for patients throughout their care journey, from consultation and hospital selection to travel coordination and post-operative follow-up.

"Our goal is to help patients make informed decisions with clarity and confidence," said Aditya Oza, CEO of Luxora. "We've seen demand rise across borders, but infrastructure hasn't kept pace. That's where Luxora fits in. That's also what's making us fast expand our reach to five countries in July 2025."

The company works with internationally accredited hospitals and verified specialists. Patients are paired with care advisors who speak their language and operate in their time zone. These advisors help facilitate everything from initial consults to travel logistics and virtual post-treatment check-ins, based on the patient's preferences and treatment plan.

Luxora is also listed on discovery platforms like CureMeAbroad, where patients can compare global hospitals, read verified reviews, and explore elective procedures by destination. Platforms like CureMeAbroad are becoming important touchpoints in how modern patients evaluate cross-border treatment options.

"Our north star has always been experience design," said Mikhail Bohra, Co-founder and CMO of Luxora. "Patients don't just remember their treatment. They remember how the entire process felt. We focus on building trust and consistency throughout."

While Luxora does not provide clinical care itself, it facilitates access to it by serving as a coordination layer. Patients typically use the platform for procedures not covered by insurance or requiring shorter wait times, ranging from IVF to dental implants to body contouring.

This coordinated approach is now in use across five countries, helping patients navigate unfamiliar healthcare systems with more clarity and fewer intermediaries.

As demand for elective procedures grows, coordination-first platforms are playing a growing role in how international care is accessed and trusted.

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SOURCE: Luxora Experiences