Choose the treatment
A named procedure at a vetted hospital, priced before you pay. Your money is committed to that and nothing else.
When someone you love falls ill back home, you send what you can and then you wait, hoping it reached the right place. PỌSI ensures your payment reaches a vetted hospital for the treatment you chose, and tells you when your family member has actually been cared for.
You transfer the money. Then the questions start. Did it get to the hospital, or did it go somewhere else first? Was the medicine actually bought? Did anyone see a doctor at all?
You are a long way away, and asking again feels like accusing someone. So you send more, and you hope.
A named procedure at a vetted hospital, priced before you pay. Your money is committed to that and nothing else.
Your relative walks in and is treated. Nothing to negotiate at the desk, nothing to pay up front, no waiting on a transfer.
The hospital and your family member each confirm separately. Only then is the hospital paid, and you are told it is done.
No hospital receives a payment through PỌSI until we have been there. We review the facility onsite, assess it, and interview the people who run it, and the checking does not stop once they are listed. If at any time a hospital cannot show us who it is, who works there, what it charges, or that its licenses are current, it does not get listed or is removed.
Every episode is also reviewed by a person before payment is released.
Payment occurs through licensed institutions. We provide clear visibility on the impact it makes.
For one named treatment at one vetted hospital, in your own currency.
Money is held safely while care is arranged and given.
Into its own verified account, in its own currency, once both confirmations are in.
PỌSI ensures your funds go where you intended
We check that the care happened and then allow the payment through.
They arrive and the treatment is already paid for. No deposit at the desk. No asking a relative to send more before anything can start.
Afterwards they confirm, on their own phone, that they were cared for. That confirmation is theirs alone, and nobody is paid without it.
We are opening to a small number of families at a time, so every case gets looked at properly. Tell us about yours, and be among the first to send care.
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