WHO ARE WE?
We are expanding! Discover the new department of MTI, dedicated to the treatment of Fibromyalgia. A new protocol created with a team of doctors and Rheumatology professors entirely focused on chronic pain conditions.
This treatment plan was designed based on the latest findings of Precision Medicine, and it combines doctors, tests, and specialists that would otherwise be very difficult to reach for a patient. We work closely with the entire medical team, being able to pick among the best professionals, and creating tailor-made packages around each patient.
We are constantly working to give our clients all the services and provide the most comprehensive experience possible.
OUR PATIENT CARE COORDINATORS AND PATIENT MANAGERS
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The Patient Care Coordinator
The Patient Care Coordinator is your first point of reference. They are the ones you will see during your introductive call, the ones who will listen and understand your medical history in order to help the doctor with the evaluation of your case. They also are in charge of organizing your whole stay, from the hotel to all the medical appointments.
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The Patient Manager
The Patient Manager, on the other hand, will be the person shadowing you during your treatment week. They will have communicated with your Patient Care Coordinator and will know all the details of your stay. They will act as your moral support, your interpreter, your driver and much more, for the whole duration of your treatment.
OUR PATIENT CARE COORDINATORS AND PATIENT MANAGERS
Emilie

She is Italo-French and speaks perfect English, as she lived in the UK for many years. She is energetic, organized and very empathetic.
“Seeing the lives we have changed, the patients we have helped, and the hundreds of smiles we put on faces every day, that’s how I know I have found my calling.
We will never stop advocating for those who don’t have the strength ro advocate for themselves anymore.”
Sandra

She is Italo-Serbian and speaks perfect English. She studies psychology, which makes her attentive to all patients’ needs and emotions.
“After many years working as a Patient Care Coordinator, I can proudly say that there is very little out there that can feel as rewarding as helping someone who is in pain. Being someone’s advocate and taking part in their recovery journey is not only priceless, but also the best part of my mission.“
Ivana

She is Italo-Serbian and speaks perfect English, Croatian and Bosnian too. She is caring, and attentive to details.
“Patient advocacy is an integral part of our roles. We actively support and advocate for patients, ensuring their voices are heard and their rights are protected. We listen attentively to their needs and preferences, treating each patient with empathy, compassion, and respect.”
Lorena

She is Italian, and of course speaks English too. She is such a caring woman and will always go out of her way to make you feel at home.
“I sincerely care for people, and I do my best to make their stay in Italy during their treatment as comfortable as possible. I am happy to be part of their recovery and to be able to make a difference in their lives.”
Diego

“This job has allowed me to learn inspiring stories of people that fight incredible everyday battles, and meet others that dedicated their life to them. It is a privilege to be a part of this and I am grateful to make it as easy as possible for everyone.”
Petar

He speaks perfect Spanish and English, he is a gentle soul looking to help as many patients as possible and he is the best companion to have during your medical treatments!
“Being able to help patients from all around the world is part of what makes me love my job the most. It is important for us to be empathetic, understanding and very patient to everyone coming to us for treatment, as we know too well it might be a scary thing to do.”
Tommaso

He is Italian, a cognitive psychologist and of course, speaks English too.
“This work is extremely interesting. It puts me in touch with people and allows me to understand the way each person copes with physical pain and the stress that comes with it. It is a unique way to understand each person’s psychological coping mechanisms”.



