CureMeAbroad has signed a memorandum of understanding to expand into Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom through a network of more than 40 so-called experience centres. The first opens in Brisbane on October 15, 2026.
The Gurugram company runs an AI-led medical tourism platform that connects patients with more than 400 hospital partners across Turkey, Thailand, India, Mexico and Georgia. The centres are a physical counterpart to that digital marketplace: places where prospective patients can see what a treatment journey involves before committing to travel.
Medical tourism has long suffered from an information problem, where patients pick foreign hospitals from reviews they cannot verify. Placing a physical footprint in the source market is one way to attack that.
The company told Indian business press that revenue grew 4.4 times across the first two quarters, with the Gulf, Africa and Southeast Asia as its core markets.
CureMeAbroad has not disclosed the investment behind the centre rollout or the names of its Australian hospital partners.
