Result summary Thirty Five (35) countries in total were identified as being medical tourism destinations, which were (in alphabetical order): Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Caribbean, China, Costa Rica, Cuba, France, Germany, Hungary, India, Israel, Japan, …
Result Summary The four most popular reasons given for why patients travel abroad to receive medical treatment were ‘Affordability (costly in home country)’ at 88%, ‘Accessibility (waiting period is high)’ at 66%, ‘Better quality (care …
Result Summary The survey takers were asked why they thought ‘medical tourism’ was a new buzzword (or more accurately a ‘buzz phrase’). Fifty-six per cent (56%) agreed that it was ‘Because increasing numbers are traveling …
Result Summary The preferred term from 85% respondents for this particular sector of the healthcare industry is ‘Medical Tourism,’ with 35% selecting this option. ‘Global Healthcare’ was the next most popular term at 22%, with …
One definition of medical tourism could be; “the set of activities in which a person travels often long distance or across the border to avail medical services with direct or indirect engagement in leisure, business …
Traveling abroad to receive medical care is becoming an increasingly popular trend and is a phenomenon that is rapidly developing into a thriving healthcare industry. Patients are more than ever availing themselves of high quality, …
Dr. Prem’s – Medical Tourism Guide Book is an initiative to provide a comprehensive source of information for anyone considering medical travel. The book is aimed for consumers, but it also works as a reference …
