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We handle the details so you can focus on your recovery.
Save up to 70% on medical procedures compared to other European clinic prices, without compromising on quality.
Avoid long waiting lists. Many procedures are available within weeks instead of months or years.
Benefit from short flight times, visa-free travel for EU citizens.
Access state-of-the-art facilities, internationally trained doctors, and clinics adhering to strict EU standards.
Our partner clinics offer a compelling combination of affordability, efficiency, and quality, making them an excellent choice for Western European, Nordics and UK patients seeking medical treatment abroad.
Our partner clinics in Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania and Poland are equipped to provide you with world-class health tourism care at a fraction of the cost.
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At Treatment In Europe, we believe in making quality healthcare accessible. That's why our services are completely free for patients. We're compensated by our partner clinics, ensuring you get unbiased support without any hidden costs.

If you live in the UK or Ireland and you've been waiting - and waiting - for weight loss surgery, you've probably started looking abroad. And the same region keeps coming up for bariatric surgery abroad: Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Poland. There's a reason for that.
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A guide for patients in the US, Canada, the UK and other countries who want the best possible weight-loss surgery outcome - not the cheapest invoice. Here is a finding that reframes the whole conversation about obesity treatment. In a 2025 head-to-head study presented at the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery (ASMBS) annual meeting, patients who had a gastric sleeve or gastric bypass lost about five times more weight than patients on GLP-1 drugs like semaglutide or tirzepatide. Over two years, surgery patients lost an average of 58 pounds (24% of body weight) versus 12 pounds (4.7%) for those on GLP-1 medication (ASMBS, 2025).
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For many people living with arthritis, the pain is only part of the struggle. The wait is the real agony. As of early 2026, more than 800,000 people in England are waiting for orthopaedic surgery — hips, knees, and shoulders that no longer move without pain. The NHS’s target of treating 92% of patients within 18 weeks hasn’t been met since 2015. In reality, many wait 18 months or more just to reach an operating table. For some, the delay means living on morphine patches, losing jobs, or giving up independence. For others, it’s simply the fear that their mobility — and dignity — won’t return.
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