CrossCare Expat Health™
Healthcare for Life Abroad
Live Anywhere. Stay Healthy. Stay Connected.
From relocation to routine care, emergency support and long-term wellbeing, CrossCare helps expatriates navigate healthcare anywhere in the world.
Middle East
UAE · Qatar · Saudi Arabia
Asia Pacific
Singapore · China · Japan · South Korea · Thailand
Europe
United Kingdom · Germany · Türkiye
Africa
Nigeria · Ghana · Kenya · South Africa
Americas
United States · Canada
Who we serve
Built for people living life abroad
Whether you moved for a role, a family, a mission or the freedom to work anywhere, healthcare should not be the hardest part.
Individual expats
Professionals living and working outside their home country.
Families
Spouses, children and dependants relocating together.
Corporate expats
Assignees on employer-sponsored international postings.
Diplomats
Mission and consular staff and their households.
Remote workers
Employees working from a country other than their employer's.
Digital nomads
Frequently relocating independent professionals.
Retirees
Long-stay and retirement residents abroad.
NGO workers
Humanitarian and development staff in the field.
International teachers
Faculty and staff at international schools.
Healthcare professionals
Clinicians on international contracts.
Engineers
Technical staff on long-term project assignments.
Oil & gas professionals
Rotational and remote-site workforces.
Construction workers
Large project and infrastructure workforces.
Maritime workers
Seafarers and offshore crews.
Coordination services
Everything you need, coordinated in one place
CrossCare coordinates access to licensed providers. Clinical decisions always remain with your healthcare professionals.
Everyday care
Register with the right providers and get seen quickly in your host country.
- Primary care navigation
- Specialist referrals
- Family medicine
- Telehealth
- Pediatrics
- Women's health
- Men's health
Prevention & diagnostics
Stay ahead of risk with screening, laboratory and imaging coordination.
- Executive health screening
- Vaccination services
- Laboratory services
- Diagnostic imaging
- Dental referrals
- Vision care
Ongoing & specialist support
Continuity for long-term conditions, medication and mental wellbeing.
- Chronic disease support
- Mental health coordination
- Prescription coordination
- Medication delivery
- Home healthcare
Recovery & mobility
Rehabilitation, recovery and safe movement between countries.
- Physiotherapy
- Rehabilitation
- Recovery coordination
- Medical escort coordination
Assurance & records
Support when things go wrong, and your health history wherever you go.
- Emergency assistance
- Embassy & consular support
- Medical records management
- Digital medical passport
Relocation Health Readiness
Arrive prepared, not hoping
A ten-step readiness plan you complete in the member portal, with a coordinator checking the gaps that matter.
Step 1
Health insurance
Confirm cover, exclusions and how to claim in your host country.
Step 2
Medical records
Collect and digitise records, letters and test results before you move.
Step 3
Vaccinations
Check host-country entry and residency vaccination requirements.
Step 4
Medication planning
Check legality, availability and supply of every prescription.
Step 5
Primary care registration
Identify and register with a local family doctor or clinic.
Step 6
Emergency contacts
Local emergency numbers, nearest hospital and your CrossCare line.
Step 7
Healthcare system orientation
Understand public vs private access, costs and referral rules.
Step 8
Digital medical passport
One secure profile with allergies, conditions and medication.
Step 9
Family healthcare plan
Cover for spouse, children and dependants, including paediatrics.
Step 10
Arrival preparation
First-30-days plan: pharmacy, clinic, dentist and screening.
Family Health Portal
One household, one coordinated plan
Add your spouse, children or parents, record consent, and coordinate care for the whole family from a single portal.
AI Expat Health Assistant
Answers in plain language, wherever you are
The assistant explains how local systems work and helps you prepare. It never diagnoses, prescribes or replaces a doctor.
AI Expat Health Assistant
Coordination and orientation support — never clinical advice.
Ask how healthcare works where you live, which kind of provider usually handles a situation, what to bring to an appointment, or how to prepare your family for a move.
- Find doctors
- Locate hospitals
- Explain local healthcare systems
- Translate medical terminology
- Medication reminders
- Appointment preparation
- Healthcare education
- Emergency guidance
- Travel health advice
Employer & HR portal
Support your people wherever you send them
Mobility and HR teams coordinate assignee healthcare with privacy-safe, aggregate reporting — never individual clinical detail.
- Support relocating employees
- Track onboarding readiness
- Coordinate executive health
- Request healthcare assistance
- Monitor aggregate wellbeing metrics
- Manage family support programs
- Access reporting
Expat community network
A trusted local network around you
CrossCare works with vetted partners in each destination so you are not choosing providers from a search engine.
Local partners
- Hospitals
- Clinics
- Pharmacies
- Insurance providers
- Home healthcare
- Recovery suites
- Healthy restaurants
- Fitness centers
- Mental health providers
- Legal referral partners
- Relocation services
- Schools
- Childcare providers
Partnership opportunities
- Corporate employers
- Relocation companies
- Insurance providers
- Embassies (where appropriate)
- International chambers of commerce
- Business councils
- International schools
- Real estate & relocation firms
- Employee assistance programs
Privacy & safety
Your health information stays yours
Consent-based coordination on every request
Role-based access and audit logging
Licensed providers make all clinical decisions
Continuity of records across borders
Get started
Tell us where you are and what you need
A CrossCare coordinator will respond with next steps. Please do not include clinical details in this form.