One Patient. One Coordinator. One Connected Journey.
CrossCare Student Health™
Study Abroad. Stay Healthy. Stay Connected.
One trusted healthcare coordination platform for international students — before, during and throughout their education abroad.
Insurance checks, vaccinations, medication planning and records organised in one place.
Find primary care, specialists, dental, vision, pharmacy and wellbeing support near campus.
Parents can see only what you choose to share, whenever you choose to share it.
Who we serve
CrossCare is not a university health service, healthcare provider or insurance company. We coordinate access through trusted partners and help students understand their options.
Services
Coordination and navigation across the full student healthcare journey.
Understand an unfamiliar healthcare system and reach the right provider without guesswork.
The routine care students most often need while living away from home.
Referral coordination to counselling, psychology and university wellbeing services.
The practical coordination that makes healthcare abroad workable.
Student dashboard
Everything you may need in an unfamiliar country, ready before you need it.
Health insurance confirmed
Policy documents saved and assistance number stored.
Registered with local primary care
Know where routine care is provided near campus.
Nearest hospital identified
Emergency department address and route saved.
Nearest pharmacy identified
Opening hours and prescription rules checked.
Medication supply planned
Prescriptions, quantities and documentation prepared.
Vaccination requirements met
University and country requirements confirmed.
Medical records organised
Key history translated and stored securely.
Emergency contacts saved
Family, coordinator, embassy and local emergency number.
Wellbeing support identified
University service and local counselling options noted.
Embassy details saved
Consulate contact and out-of-hours line recorded.
AI Student Health Assistant
Educational and coordination support only — never a diagnosis, never an insurance decision.
Educational and coordination support, available any time
The AI Student Health Assistant provides educational and coordination support only. It does not diagnose, treat or decide insurance cover. In an emergency, contact local emergency services immediately.
If you are in immediate danger or thinking about harming yourself, contact your local emergency number or a local crisis line right now. CrossCare coordinates referrals — it is not a crisis service and cannot provide emergency mental health care.
Mental health support
Studying abroad is hard. CrossCare helps students find appropriate local support — it does not provide counselling or crisis care.
If you are in immediate danger or thinking about harming yourself, contact your local emergency number or a local crisis line right now. CrossCare coordinates referrals — it is not a crisis service and cannot provide emergency mental health care.
Parent & family portal
Consent is per topic, student-controlled, and can be withdrawn at any moment.
University portal
Institutions see aggregate, anonymised wellbeing insight — never an individual student's medical record.
Cohort-level demand by service type, country and term, response times, referral routes used and emergency escalations — reported without identifying individual students.
Talk to us about a university programmeStudent insurance marketplace
Compare partner categories and request an introduction. Policies are issued and priced by the licensed provider.
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Emergency assistance
In a medical emergency, contact local emergency services first. CrossCare then coordinates everything around it.
Get in touch
Tell us who you are and what you need. A student health coordinator will respond.
CrossCare Student Health coordinates healthcare navigation and support through licensed providers and trusted partners. CrossCare is not a university health service, healthcare provider or insurance company, and does not provide medical treatment, university counselling services or insurance products. Healthcare decisions remain the responsibility of licensed healthcare professionals. Insurance decisions remain the responsibility of licensed insurance providers.