Near home
Appropriate hospital or specialist within the patient’s own region.
Partner with FitB Cancer
One partnership gives you two ways to connect a patient with coordinated cancer care. Refer someone to an appropriate FitB-network hospital or specialist near home, or help them reach a partner hospital in another country.
You do not have to choose one path. Refer the people you know, wherever the right care may be.
Appropriate hospital or specialist within the patient’s own region.
Partner hospital in another country, with coordinated logistics support.
One partnership. Two ways to help.
The same tools, tracking and agreement-based payout process support both referral types.
Two referral routes
A patient’s location, diagnosis, preferences and available care will guide the route. Your partnership supports both.
Domestic referral
Introduce a patient to an appropriate FitB-network hospital or specialist in their own city, state or country. There is no cross-border travel to manage.
Best when: appropriate care is accessible within the patient’s home region.
International / outbound referral
Introduce a patient who may need or prefer treatment at a FitB partner hospital in another country. FitB helps coordinate the medical and travel journey.
Best when: the patient is considering suitable care options in another country.
Refer a neighbour to a nearby specialist today and an international patient to an overseas partner hospital tomorrow. Both journeys stay within the same FitB partnership.
One shared system
Domestic and international cases use the same partner relationship, coordination channel and status-tracking approach.
Partner compensation is subject to the signed agreement, completed eligibility conditions, applicable law and relevant professional rules.
Who can partner with FitB
Individuals and organisations can both partner with FitB. You do not need to manage cross-border travel—if people trust you to help them navigate care, there may be a role for you.
What partners receive
A clear working relationship designed to help you guide patients responsibly.
A FitB contact helps manage case questions and the next agreed action.
Explore suitable network options close to the patient or in another country.
Use one referral and status process across domestic and international cases.
See eligible, agreement-based referral payouts and their documented status.
Receive practical guidance and materials for responsible patient introductions.
FitB coordinates care options while qualified clinicians make clinical decisions.
How it works
You remain the trusted bridge. FitB helps organise the route to appropriate care and keeps the agreed referral process clear.
Start a partner conversationA patient or family asks for help finding an appropriate cancer-care option.
Share only the information needed for an initial review, with the patient’s permission.
The care team explores suitable network options near home or abroad.
Receive agreed updates and help the patient understand practical next steps.
Become a FitB partner
Tell us about yourself, your organisation, community or referral network. We will help you understand how domestic and international referrals can work within one partnership.