Plain-English guides for patients and caregivers traveling for surgery or treatment: where to stay near the facility, what lodging costs, what is reimbursable, and how to plan the trip.
What these guides cover
Traveling for care is mostly logistics: finding a hotel close enough to the hospital or surgery center, understanding what lodging is reimbursable, and planning for recovery. These guides answer the questions patients and caregivers ask most.
Is hotel lodging for medical travel tax-deductible?
How many nights do you need a hotel for surgery?
Is a caregiver's hotel covered when a patient travels?
What happens to your hotel if your surgery date moves?
Can I use my HSA or FSA for a hotel?
How to get a hotel reimbursed for medical travel
Can a clinic help patients pay for lodging?
Hotel corporate codes for patients, and where they break
Do you need a BAA to book a hotel for a patient?
Does health insurance cover a hotel for treatment?
Negotiated rate, room block, or booking platform?
How to build a patient lodging list that does not go stale
What patient travel costs your families, and how to find out
When the hospitality house is full
What out-of-town patients actually need from a hotel
Hospital patient rate programs: how to ask
Travel and lodging for clinical trial participants
Distance, travel cost, and missed appointments
What 71 medical travel hotel stays actually looked like
Can you use Egencia for patient travel?
Can you use SAP Concur Travel for patient travel?
Navan or TravelPerk for patient travel?
Booking a patient's hotel on Expedia or Booking.com