What you receive

A sample Atlas Care Plan.

The product is a decision made clearly. This is what that looks like on paper — an illustrative example, not a quote and not a medical recommendation. Your real plan and its costs come from your provider after an in-person evaluation.

Illustrative example

Atlas Salus Healthcare Navigation

Your Atlas Care Plan

Prepared for [Patient] Case ATL-DEN-0001 Care Path Dental Reconstruction Monterrey, Mexico

This is an illustrative example, not a medical recommendation or a quote. Your clinical plan and its exact costs come from your provider after an in-person evaluation in Monterrey. Atlas coordinates the episode around that plan — we don’t diagnose, prescribe, or set the clinical fee.

1 · The clinical proposal

Prepared by your treating provider after evaluation — shown as an example of what the plan describes. Not authored by Atlas.

Provider
Reviewed Monterrey provider
Facility
Private surgical facility
Procedure
Full-arch reconstruction (upper)
Implant system
Provider-specified
Temporary restoration
Fixed, same-week
Final restoration
Provider-specified material
Expected trips
Two (surgery · final)
Estimated timeline
~4–6 months

2 · The episode, line by line

Every line names who you pay. You pay each party directly; Atlas’s coordination fee appears on its own line.

Line itemWho you payAmount
Treatment (provider fee)Your providerprovider-set
Facility / surgicalYour providerprovider-set
Diagnostics (imaging)Your providerprovider-set
HotelThe hotel, directlyest. ~$180/night
Ground transportationThe provider, directlyest.
Flights (IAH/DFW–MTY)The airline, directlyest.
Atlas coordination feeAtlas Salusquoted up front
Full episodeShown before you decideone clear total

Atlas’s coordination fee is shown up front, on its own line, separate from what you pay your provider.

3 · What the plan includes

Included

  • Coordination of the full episode, end to end
  • The provider’s declared clinical scope
  • A single, itemised episode total before you commit
  • One coordinator with you the whole way

Not included

  • Any treatment your provider adds after evaluation
  • Personal expenses beyond the plan
  • Changes in clinical scope your provider determines
  • Travel your provider’s timeline doesn’t require

4 · Clinical contingencies

If your provider finds that additional treatment is needed — bone grafting, a different implant count, an extra visit — the clinical decision and its cost are theirs, confirmed with you in writing before anything proceeds. Atlas re-issues the episode summary so the whole picture stays clear.

5 · Payment milestones

  1. Atlas coordination fee — quoted and paid up front to Atlas.
  2. Any provider deposit — paid to your provider directly, on their terms.
  3. Travel — booked and paid by you, directly to the hotel and carrier.
  4. Treatment — paid to your provider directly, per their schedule.

6 · Who is responsible for what

Your providerAll clinical care, the diagnosis, the treatment plan, informed consent, the clinical record, and any warranty on the work.
Atlas SalusCoordination, comparison, logistics and clarity — and staying with you. Not clinical care.
Hotel & carriersTheir own services, paid directly, on their own terms.

7 · Cancellation & follow-up

Cancellation terms are set per party — the Atlas fee, any provider deposit, and travel each have their own. If your in-person evaluation finds you aren’t a candidate, you owe nothing further to Atlas. Follow-up after you return is coordinated by Atlas administratively; clinical follow-up is with your provider.

Illustrative example — not a quote or medical recommendation. Amounts shown as “provider-set / est. / flat” demonstrate the structure, not real prices.

Want to see what your own plan would look like?

Start a conversation with an Atlas Navigator. We’ll help you understand your options and what a real plan for your case would include.

Clarity before treatment. Confidence through the journey.