Independent medical reviews
Reviewing applications for medical validity, risks, benefits and alternatives.
Our approach · Partnership network
Long-term relationships with those who deliver and advance care.
Partnerships are built on medical quality, transparency, accessibility and patient safety.
Institutional partnerships
Hospitals and centers that deliver specialized care
Who
- Public hospitals
- Private hospitals
- University hospitals
- Specialized surgical centers
- Medical research institutions
- Advanced diagnostic facilities
- Regenerative medicine centers
How
- Referral agreements
- Reduced treatment costs
- Sponsored treatment programs
- Access to specialized consultations
- Medical capacity-sharing arrangements
- Collaborative patient support programs
Medical professional network
Qualified clinicians contributing independently
Participation must follow professional licensing requirements, applicable regulations and conflict-of-interest policies.
Second opinions
Giving patients and families an independent view before committing to a pathway.
Treatment pathway assessments
Evaluating whether the proposed pathway is feasible, safe and appropriate.
Advisory committees
Serving on the Independent Medical Advisory Committee and related bodies.
Clinical expertise
Advising on complex cases and emerging evidence.
Education & awareness
Contributing to medical education and awareness initiatives on specialized care.
Research & innovation partnerships
Closing the gap between innovation and access
AAM may collaborate with universities, laboratories, research centers and medical technology institutions.
- Understand emerging medical developments
- Identify promising, validated treatments
- Monitor clinical research
- Identify gaps between medical innovation and patient access
- Facilitate appropriate referrals to clinical trials
- Support responsible pathways to innovative medical care
A firm rule
Research partnerships must not compromise patient independence or turn patients into sources of commercial benefit.
What a partner can expect
Standards on both sides
Every partner is verified before AAM refers a patient or names it publicly.
Medical quality
Licensing, accreditation and a verifiable clinical and regulatory track record.
Transparency
Clear costs, waiting times and information about alternatives.
Accessibility
Reduced costs, sponsored places or shared capacity where possible.
Patient safety
Suitable facilities, qualified staff and continuity of care.
Join the network
Hospitals, specialists, researchers and referral organizations are welcome.