FAQ

12 What language is spoken in Cuba?

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Cuba’s official language is Spanish but many doctors also speak English.

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13 How long will I have to stay in Cuba if I am accepted for treatment?

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Length of your stay will vary depending on your treatment program.

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14 Can I bring a family member or a friend to accompany me throughout my trip?

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Yes, we will be happy to make the necessary arrangements for your companions.

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15 How do I make my Cuban treatment payment?

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Your treatment program from Cuba is transmitted to you with all its transparency without any additions. Cuba does not accept cash payments. Therefore, information you provide is transmitted to Cuba. From there, a payment link will come to your e-mail address and you can make your payment. You can also pay directly at the hospital with the card you take with you. However, since Cuba is an embargo country, not all cards are passed, and various problems may be encountered with the cards.

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16 Should the Cuban Cancer Vaccines be administered before chemotherapy or radiotherapy?

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Cuban Cancer Vaccines are considered as complementary treatment. In order for the patient to be evaluated for the vaccine, the first treatment plan, that is, at least 3 cycles of chemotherapy or radiotherapy must be completed. PET/tomography results made after these are included in the list of required reports.

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17 What should I do if my patient is unable to travel to Cuba?

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When your patient's file is sent to Cuba, after the evaluation there, the doctors in Cuba express their opinions on whether the patient is suitable for flight. In addition, a flight permit is always required from your own doctor. If the patient's state is not fit for an air travel, we can organize a travel plan for one of the patient's relatives to get the vaccines/medicines.

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18 Can necessary drugs for Psoriasis, Vitiligo and Ringworm be shipped?

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No, it is not possible to procure any medicine from Cuba legally and safely by cargo. These drugs are prescribed and invoiced for the patient. The patient or patient's relative can travel to Cuba and obtain the medicine safely.

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19 How long do I need to use the vaccines?

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The dose is determined by Cuban doctors according to the patient's diagnosis. As for the continuation, your reports after the end of the first phases are sent back to the Cuban Ministry of Health. A decision is made based on their evaluation.

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20 Do I continue to be in contact with doctors after I return from Cuba?

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After returning from Cuba, we follow your process as the QBA Medi Tours team. We always share your every report that you want Cuban doctors to see with the Cuban Ministry of Health, free of charge. We share the feedback with you as soon as possible.

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21 Can I extend my Cuba trip after my treatment program?

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It is possible to extend your trip with the approval of the doctors and depending on your situation. Our team in Cuba will be pleased to support you in this regard.

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22 Will I stay in a single room at the hospital in Cuba?

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There are several options in this regard in Cuba. In addition to single and double room options, there are also private bungalow-style houses located in the hospital garden.

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23 Can I go to the treatment with a companion?

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We consider it appropriate to be accompanied by a companion for oncology patients. Programs for dermatological diseases are for one person, but a companion can be added upon your request.

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24 Do I have to come to your office to submit my reports?

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You don't have to come to the office to deliver your reports. We accept applications from many countries of the world. Your reports are received by e-mail. The processes continue in the digital environment. But of course, you can always stop by our office to meet, talk and have a coffee.

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25 Do you examine the patient beforehand?

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We, as the QBA Medi Tours family, are a consultant brokerage firm approved by the Cuban and Turkish Ministry of Health. We certainly do not conduct a medical evaluation or examination. We act as a bridge between the Cuban Ministry of Health and you.

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26 How do you provide assistance in translation and hospital procedures in Cuba?

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In addition to our team in Turkey, we also have a strong team in Cuba. Our team will meet you at the airport and assist you in your hospital process and all kinds of transactions in Cuba. Our translator is fluent in English, Turkish and Spanish.

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27 Are Cuban vaccines protective?

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Cuban vaccines should be considered as a complementary treatment. It is not a pre-preventive vaccine. It aims to take control of the cancerous cell to prevent metastases. In addition, it aims to make the cancer disease chronic.

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