You want to manage your medical care in Spain without burdening your family
You want to maintain your independence, receive clear care and keep your family informed without making them manage every decision.
International Medical Care
We help coordinate home-based medical care when there is family distance, language barriers or difficulty understanding the local healthcare system.
Who it is for
There are situations where the problem is not only the illness itself.
The challenge lies in coordinating specialists, interpreting medical reports, making decisions quickly or supporting families who cannot always be present.
This service is designed for international residents, second-home owners, families living away from the patient and people looking for a more personalised medical experience at home.
Situations you may recognise
You want to maintain your independence, receive clear care and keep your family informed without making them manage every decision.
Distance creates uncertainty. Humana helps coordinate the case and keep the family informed when the patient authorises it.
Understanding reports, specialists, tests and medical decisions can be difficult when you are outside your own country or do not fully master the language.
Whenever possible, we help organise medical care in Spain to avoid trips or returns to the country of origin that are not clinically necessary.
What Humana brings
In many cases, the challenge is not simply finding a doctor. It is understanding clinical information, coordinating specialists, organising decisions and keeping the family informed when the patient wishes.
Humana acts as a medical coordination point in Spain, helping the patient receive clear care while ensuring the family does not have to manage everything from a distance.
How we begin
We do not ask families to decide what the patient needs. We begin by understanding the clinical, family and care situation before recommending any action.
We listen to the patient’s situation, the family’s concerns and the difficulties you are facing in coordinating medical care.
We analyse the medical, functional and family situation to identify needs, priorities and potential risks.
If the case requires continuity, we propose a follow-up approach tailored to the real needs of both the patient and the family.
If, after the assessment, we believe clinical follow-up is not necessary, we will tell you honestly.
Initial assessment · €150
The initial home-based clinical assessment allows us to understand the patient’s medical, functional and family situation before recommending any further steps.
Discover how the assessment works →Frequently asked questions
When the patient or family needs private medical care at home, clear coordination and a trusted clinical point of reference in Spain to help organise decisions, reports and follow-up.
Not necessarily. It may begin with an initial assessment, but the goal is to understand the full situation and determine whether the patient needs one-off guidance or ongoing follow-up.
Yes. Humana can act as a local clinical point of reference for the patient, coordinating information and keeping the family clearly informed when they live in another city or country.
Not necessarily. Our goal is to help you maintain your independence. We can coordinate medical care and keep your family informed if you wish, so they can stay reassured without managing every step themselves.
Yes. We act as a local clinical reference point, helping organise reports, recommendations and medical decisions so that both the patient and the family can better understand the situation and know what steps to take.
Yes. We understand that discussing health in your own language is important. When required, Humana provides care and coordination in English or German so that no important clinical information is lost in translation.
It depends on each case. The assessment helps determine whether the patient requires medical care, nursing, physiotherapy or other specialised support.
No. The assessment helps understand the situation and provides professional guidance. Afterwards, the family is free to decide how they wish to proceed.
It includes a review of the patient's medical, functional and family situation, the identification of priorities and a personalised recommendation for the next steps.
Tell us about the situation and we will help you assess what type of medical coordination may be appropriate for you or your loved one.
Tell us about the situation