Partner with FitB Cancer

Help patients get care —near home or abroad.

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.

  • One partner agreement
  • One tracking process
  • Two referral routes
Referral route 01

Near home

Appropriate hospital or specialist within the patient’s own region.

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Referral route 02

Abroad

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

Support the patient journey that is right for them.

A patient’s location, diagnosis, preferences and available care will guide the route. Your partnership supports both.

01

Domestic referral

Connect patients to care near home.

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.

  • Suitable hospital and specialist options
  • Appointment and case-coordination support
  • No visa, flight or overseas-stay logistics
  • Useful for local and community-based partners

Best when: appropriate care is accessible within the patient’s home region.

02

International / outbound referral

Help patients reach care abroad.

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.

  • Hospital and specialist coordination
  • Appointment and treatment-plan support
  • Visa documentation and travel guidance
  • Arrival, stay and local-support coordination

Best when: the patient is considering suitable care options in another country.

You never need to select only one model.

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

One process for every patient you refer.

Domestic and international cases use the same partner relationship, coordination channel and status-tracking approach.

  1. 01
    ReferShare only the necessary case details, with patient consent.
  2. 02
    RouteFitB reviews the request and explores suitable near-home or overseas options.
  3. 03
    TrackFollow agreed status updates through a consistent coordination process.
  4. 04
    SupportStay informed while the FitB team coordinates the patient journey.
  5. 05
    SettleEligible payouts are recorded under your signed partner agreement.

Partner compensation is subject to the signed agreement, completed eligibility conditions, applicable law and relevant professional rules.

Who can partner with FitB

Built for trusted connectors—locally and internationally.

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.

Local-care network

Community and health partners

  • Local clinics and primary-care practices
  • Diagnostic centres and imaging facilities
  • Community health workers
  • Insurance advisors and agents
  • Patient-support organisations
  • Independent health navigators
International-care network

Travel and facilitation partners

  • Medical-travel companies
  • Medical facilitators and case coordinators
  • Travel agencies with healthcare desks
  • International clinics and referral offices
  • Corporate and NGO health coordinators
  • Diaspora and community networks

What partners receive

Practical support from referral to resolution.

A clear working relationship designed to help you guide patients responsibly.

01

Dedicated coordination

A FitB contact helps manage case questions and the next agreed action.

02

Broad care access

Explore suitable network options close to the patient or in another country.

03

Consistent tracking

Use one referral and status process across domestic and international cases.

04

Clear payout records

See eligible, agreement-based referral payouts and their documented status.

05

Partner resources

Receive practical guidance and materials for responsible patient introductions.

06

Patient-first boundaries

FitB coordinates care options while qualified clinicians make clinical decisions.

How it works

From introduction to coordinated care.

You remain the trusted bridge. FitB helps organise the route to appropriate care and keeps the agreed referral process clear.

Start a partner conversation
  1. 1

    Identify a patient need

    A patient or family asks for help finding an appropriate cancer-care option.

  2. 2

    Make a consent-based introduction

    Share only the information needed for an initial review, with the patient’s permission.

  3. 3

    FitB reviews the route

    The care team explores suitable network options near home or abroad.

  4. 4

    Track the coordinated journey

    Receive agreed updates and help the patient understand practical next steps.

Become a FitB partner

One partnership. Two ways to help.

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.

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