Note that for remote patients, the Markov Clinic will not give you much help with all the dipslide stuff, they are expecting you to use your own knowledge and initiative on this.
The clinic do not normally treat patients remotely, so this remote treatment is not a service they are geared up to provide. But if you do all the work at your end, and you are able to to ship to them your bacteria, then the clinic may be able to work with you.
So this means you would need to make sure you understand how dipslide testing is done, and understand how to detect and isolate all the different species of bacteria in your kidneys. In other words, there's a learning curve involved for anyone interested in this.
However, the Markov Clinic say they are happy to enter into franchise agreements with local clinics in different countries, in order to make Dr Markov's treatment available to patients throughout the world.
So if you know a local clinic or doctor which might be interested in working under a franchise arrangement with the Markov Clinic, you can approach that local clinic, and tell them about the autovaccines. If that local clinic then shows interest, you could actually be treated at that local clinic, and would not have to worry about the learning curve of doing all the testing yourself.
By the way, someone I know contacted the Environmental Health Center-Dallas (EHCD) regarding Dr Markov's autovaccine treatment: EHCD said that their autovaccine/bacteriology department is out of action for the moment, but will be up running again in 3 month's time. I am not sure why. EHCD said that they are able to make autovaccines from bacteria isolated in the urine, and have done this with previous patients (I am not sure what sort of patients; perhaps those with recurrent UTIs).
