Transparency
Written opinions, the hospital’s own estimates, and any CurePath charge written down before you decide.
About us
A Cameroonian company that walks with patients
CurePath International helps patients from Cameroon and across Africa reach specialist treatment in India, with a real office, real people and support in French and English.
Who we are
Many families in Africa face the same difficulty: a serious diagnosis, limited options nearby, and no idea where to start abroad. CurePath exists to make that path clearer and safer: we collect your reports, put them in front of specialist hospitals in India, explain the answers in your language, and support you through visa, travel, treatment and the return home.
We are a patient facilitation service, not a hospital and not a doctor. Treatment is provided and decided by the hospital’s medical team.
Our trusted and biggest partner: Max Healthcare, Dwarka
Company facts
- Legal name
- CurePath International Limited (CPI Ltd)
- Legal form
- SARL (private limited liability company) under OHADA law
- RCCM
- TPPRR/RC/TIKO/2026/B/055
- Registered office
- Tiko, South West Region, Cameroon
- Help desk
- Rue Ntone Ntone, opposite Hotel Madiba, Akwa Nord, Douala
- Languages
- Français, English
Our principles
How we work
Consent & confidentiality
Medical information shared only with your permission and only with the doctors reviewing your case.
No referral fees
We do not pay commissions to doctors or anyone else for referring patients.
Respect & dignity
Every patient and family is treated with patience, whatever their budget or background.
Doctors decide
We facilitate; medical decisions belong to qualified treating doctors and to you.
Your language
Francophone and anglophone families are supported equally, from first contact to follow-up.
Quality & safety
What NABH and JCI accreditation mean
NABH (National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers) is India’s national accreditation body for hospitals. JCI (Joint Commission International) is an international accreditation organisation. Both assess hospitals against published standards covering patient safety, infection control, medication safety, patient rights and continuous quality improvement.
Accreditation is a useful sign of how a hospital is organised, but it does not guarantee the result of a particular treatment. Before you decide, we tell you which accreditations the proposed hospital holds, and you can check them yourself:
- nabh.co – official NABH website
- jointcommissioninternational.org – official JCI website
Questions worth asking any facilitator
- Is the company registered? Can I see its registration?
- Will I see the hospital’s own written estimate?
- Do I pay the hospital directly?
- What exactly do you charge, and is it in writing?
- Who can I call in my language while I am in India?
We are happy to answer every one of these.
Not sure where to start? Send us your reports.
A free, no-obligation case review by specialist hospitals in India. In English or French.