Work moves. Study moves. Family moves.
Healthcare doesn't — it stops at the border, in a new language, behind a new form.
Viscacare is the home that follows you. We've got you, wherever life takes you.
One membership. A doctor when you need one, your health record when you need it, trusted partners on the ground, and Ask Mia for everything in between.
Personal & family
Many of us no longer have a steady family Doctor. Viscacare keeps care personal — for you, for your family and for the people you look after — whether you're at home, studying abroad or moving for work.
One record that travels with you: your Doctors, your history, your family. No starting from scratch in every country.
Plain-language guidance and the right accredited partner at the right time, so you are never lost in a system you do not know.
Students, workers, travellers, diaspora. Care that fits your life, not the other way around.
Relocating for work. Studying abroad. Living between two homes. Running teams across borders. Mobility should not be the thing that breaks access to care.
Viscacare connects you to a regulated online doctor, keeps your health story in one place, and plugs you into trusted local partners — so you get stability during transition and confidence beyond borders.
Helping reduce onboarding risk and strengthen workforce stability.
Employers hiring internationally
Recruitment partners
Global mobility teams
Relocation and visa specialists
We are not insurance.
We keep care going, not just claims paid.
We are not a standalone telehealth app.
We connect you to Health Hero, a regulated digital health partner — with your record ready.
We are not a directory of links.
We are the continuity layer that holds your care together as you move.
We are the continuity layer.
Viscacare connects members to regulated online doctors through our clinical partner Health Hero — they provide medical advice and, where clinically appropriate, prescriptions. Ask Mia is a support assistant that offers general guidance and healthcare system information, not medical advice or diagnosis. In an emergency, always contact local emergency services.