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hospitravel.com - reviews & resources of medical tourism hospitravel.com medical tourism reviews and information search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home about contact privacy medical tourism: say what? featured posted on july 11, 2011 by jonathan reply if you have never heard of medical tourism, you are not alone. technically, the term means traveling across any international border for a medical procedure. this could mean a doctor’s check-up and prescription re-fill in mexico, a special fertility procedure for a hopeful couple in singapore or, the ultimate girl’s night out, “mommy makeovers” in thailand. procedures that used to be done at home are now being performed by medical professionals in foreign countries, often third world countries, for a greatly reduced price. history of medial tourism people have been traveling abroad for centuries, from pilgrimages to shrines or other holy places in hopes of miraculous healing to traveling to spas or sanitariums in order to bathe in the healing waters. in fact, at the turn of the century, it was the standard treatment for tuberculosis patients to travel to arizona in hopes that the dry heat would heal them. modern medical tourism saw an upswing in the 1980’s and 1990’s when health care costs started to spiral out of control. at that time, it was often called “tooth tourism” because many travelers went in search of discount dental procedures. the concept has spread to virtually every area of medicine. is the united states really the best? many americans are working under the assumption that the united states offers the best health care. unfortunately, that is just no longer a true statement. the most expensive, yes. the best, no. in fact, according to the world health organization, the united states is #37 on the list. countries like chile, singapore, columbia and costa rica all rank higher than the united states and slovenia (#38) and cuba (#39) are giving the states a run for their money as well. it really is a global economy. many countries specifically go after that niche tourist dollar for their economy and openly market their country’s services. in fact, many foreign facilities have english speaking doctors, trained in the united states and working at hospitals accredited by u.s. accrediting agencies. all of this is done to appeal to foreign patients and, as odd as it is to say, gain their business. so, how does it work? most people either do their own research or contact a company that specializes in medical tourism. generally, they plan a vacation in the country of their choice with a friend or relative and then have the surgery. they also enjoy a luxurious post-operative recovery, often in a resort type of setting. the entire vacation combined with the surgery and the post-operative care can be purchased for a fraction of the cost in a foreign country. medical tourism can save a patient literally tens of thousands of dollars without skimping on the quality of care, as long as you are smart about where you choose to go. with that kind of savings and service it is no wonder that over 500,000 americans are going under the knife overseas every year. posted in medical tourism | tagged alternative cancer treatment , alternative medical treatment , medical tourism , medical treatment | leave a reply medical tourism: where do i sign up? posted on july 23, 2011 by jonathan reply medical tourism is the process of traveling to another country for a medical treatment or procedure and has been popular in europe for some time. the trend is gaining momentum in north american; in fact, over 500,000 americans and 150,000 canadians travel to other countries for medical help each year. drawn to the concept of top-notch service, state-of-the-art facilities and a drastic price reduction, many more want to jump on the bandwagon. so, where do you go to sign up? you can’t just look up a qualified surgeon in the slovenian phonebook. it is imperative to research any surgeon thoroughly. in fact, you are about to trust this person with your life, literally. to say that you cannot skimp on the investigation is an understatement. run a google search on the doctor, the procedure or medicine, the hospital even the recovery center. look at every single entry that comes up. look for scam alerts and bad reviews. ask to see copies of medical licenses, college diplomas and then actually call the institutions and check to see if it is real. if this all seems like too much work for you just to save 80% off an elective surgery, consider going through a medical travel service. many companies are popping up that cater to the medical tourism trade. prepare a list of questions to ask, such as 1. how long have you been in business? you want to hear at least several years. do not expect 20 years as this is a newer field. 2. how many people work for your organization? what was their prior work experience? this will probably be a small number as well. you would want to hear that there is some type of medical professional on staff, a nurse or someone with experience in medical administration. 3. what type of licensing do you have? there may not be any licensing for this in their host country. again, you are looking for experience and professionalism in the answers. 4. what type of research have you done on this facility, doctor or dentist? this answer should be that they know everything from the docs gpa to his favorite color and everything in between. 5. what organization are they accredited with and do you have that paperwork on file? this answer should be forthcoming and they should have copies of the most up-to-date information. 6. how many doctors, hospitals or dentists do you work with? if the person on the other end of the phone says one, move on. how can they give you a non-bias response if they only represent one facility or doctor? 7. how many successful fill-in-the-blank surgeries have you done with this hospital, doctor or dentist? hopefully, a lot. 8. what percentage of your past clients were completely satisfied with their experience? have high expectations with this response, if it is not 95% or higher, move on. this is surgery not a play at the local theatre. 9. may i contact any past clients directly? this answer should hopefully be yes, as well. get phone numbers or email addresses and actually contact people. again, it can’t be emphasized enough that you are putting your life in a complete stranger’s hands when you elect to do a surgery through medical tourism. it’s worth the effort of a thoroughly researched plan before hopping that plan to the first option you find! posted in medical tourism | tagged alternative cancer treatment , alternative medical treatment , medical tourism , medical treatment | leave a reply ethical issues in medical tourism posted on july 21, 2011 by jonathan reply medicine, no matter where it is practiced, is full of ethical issues. each country, each religion, each person has their own moral code to live by, their own conscious to deal with. each country has its own law, that are often very different than the next’s. in fact, many americans travel to other countries for medical tourism to escape the rules that they are bound by in the home. some of the key areas where the u.s. differs from other countries are: sex change operations also called sex reassignment surgery or transgender surgery, this is often a misunderstood situation for a patient to be in. in fact, in the united states a patient is required to undergo extensive psychological evaluation before being allowed to continue, which is odd because they do not do that for any other surgery. foreign countries do not have this requirement and, in fact, thailand is widely recognized for doing the best work in this field. fertility procedures octomom aside, many couples deal with hurdles in the united states when it comes to fertility procedures and ethics. desperate couples battling infertility or even advanc

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