Hospitals across the U.S. are beginning to realize that India and other foreign markets may soon begin to drain away meaningful amounts of their business. Fortunately, medical tourism can move in the Read more…

Hospitals across the U.S. are beginning to realize that India and other foreign markets may soon begin to drain away meaningful amounts of their business. Fortunately, medical tourism can move in the Read more…

Given the lower prices and high quality care available outside of the U.S., is anybody surprised by medical tourism’s growth? Probably not. The real question is what should we do about it. OK, I Read more…

Given the lower prices and high quality care available outside of the U.S., is anybody surprised by medical tourism’s growth? Probably not. The real question is what should we do about it. OK, I Read more…

Here’s a new example of medical tourism, or at least the export of U.S. medical needs. Increasingly, patients needing nursing care are taking up residence in Mexican nursing homes, particularly Read more…

Here’s a new example of medical tourism, or at least the export of U.S. medical needs. Increasingly, patients needing nursing care are taking up residence in Mexican nursing homes, particularly Read more…

Increasingly, leaving the country for medical care is starting to look like a good option to many patients. If you want to see what the medical tourism future looks like, it’s instructive to take a Read more…

Increasingly, leaving the country for medical care is starting to look like a good option to many patients. If you want to see what the medical tourism future looks like, it’s instructive to take a Read more…

Evidence continues to mount that medical tourism isn’t just a novelty, but rather a real and increasingly-popular option for many patients. Currently, 150,000 Americans annually receive treatment in foreign countries, and that number is expanding a remarkable 15 percent to 20 percent per year–boosted by middleman companies like MedRetreat, IndUShealth and Planet Hospital which …

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Evidence continues to mount that medical tourism isn’t just a novelty, but rather a real and increasingly-popular option for many patients. Currently, 150,000 Americans annually receive treatment in foreign countries, and that number is expanding a remarkable 15 percent to 20 percent per year–boosted by middleman companies like MedRetreat, IndUShealth and Planet Hospital which …

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