Selected medical resources from public sources

MD Anderson is an institution focused on cancer care, research and education. Its International Center explains contact and preparation processes for patients traveling from outside the United States.

MSK is a cancer-focused institution with public pathways for cancer types, physicians, clinical trials and international patient services.

Fred Hutch combines cancer research and patient care and publishes information on prevention, treatment, clinical trials and research programs.

Part of Johns Hopkins Medicine, the center publishes information on cancer specialty care, innovative therapies and research.

Massachusetts General Hospital is a general academic medical institution in Boston. Its international patient entry point now connects to the Mass General Brigham international service system.

Brigham and Women's is a Harvard Medical School teaching hospital with general, specialty, research and international patient resources.

UCLA Health is UCLA's academic health system, comprising hospitals and an outpatient network across Southern California.

Cedars-Sinai is a nonprofit academic medical institution in Los Angeles with public specialty, research and patient service information.

Boston Children's Hospital focuses on pediatric care. Its online second-opinion program allows eligible families to submit records remotely and receive a written opinion.

Cincinnati Children's integrates pediatric care, research and education for patients from infancy through adolescence.

Texas Children's is a large U.S. pediatric institution with public information on pediatric and women's health, research and specialty programs.

Stanford Medicine Children's Health is a network focused on pediatric and obstetric care, centered on Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford.

UCSF's reproductive health team brings together reproductive endocrinology and infertility, obstetrics and gynecology, genetic counseling, embryology and male reproductive health expertise.

NYU Langone Fertility Center publishes information on infertility evaluation, assisted reproduction and fertility preservation.

CCRM is a fertility network with locations in the United States and Canada and public information on IVF, preservation and third-party reproduction.

Weill Cornell Medicine Center for Reproductive Medicine is part of Weill Cornell Medicine and publishes information on infertility evaluation, IVF, male fertility, third-party reproduction and fertility preservation.

Hospital for Special Surgery is a specialty institution focused on orthopedics, rheumatology and related musculoskeletal fields. Patients should use its website to confirm specialties, physicians and appointment requirements.

The institute focuses on cardiac, vascular and thoracic conditions and publishes information on diseases, treatments, tests, prevention and appointments.

Mass Eye and Ear is a Harvard teaching hospital focused on ophthalmology, otolaryngology and head and neck care and research.

Spaulding focuses on rehabilitation medicine, with inpatient, outpatient and multidisciplinary programs alongside education and research.

Mayo Clinic's Executive Health Program organizes personalized preventive exams, tests and consultations into a concentrated one-to-three-day itinerary.

The program combines medical, wellness and preventive services in a streamlined physical designed to identify health risks and connect patients with specialty evaluation when needed.

The program builds a one-day comprehensive assessment around medical-history review, physical examination, laboratory screening and preventive consultation as appropriate.

UCLA's program offers executive physicals with an extended internal-medicine assessment, comprehensive laboratory testing and additional testing based on individual needs.

The center advances cell, gene and tissue-engineering biotherapies from laboratory research toward early-phase clinical trials supported by biomanufacturing capabilities.

The center focuses on translating exploratory and preclinical cell and gene therapy research into clinical programs for currently difficult-to-treat diseases.

The UC Davis stem cell program connects basic science, disease-oriented research teams and clinical translation through the Institute for Regenerative Cures.

UCLA Broad Stem Cell Research Center focuses on stem cell biology, bioengineering, cell and gene therapy and regenerative-medicine translation, including Alpha Stem Cell Clinic clinical-research pathways.