It is extremely important for every medical tourist to know of post-operative care in medical tourism. You may not find this discussion in medical tourism books and guides. If patients are availing surgical procedures or treatments then post-operative […]
Reporters have given Taiwan the title of “sleeping giant” in the Asian Medical Tourism industry.Taiwan received more than 300,000 medical tourists in 2015, and the number has increased over the years. The country has so
Poland has slowly been recognized as a top medical tourism destination in Europe. This is mainly due to Poland’s induction and acceptance to the European Union. Poland’s accession to this esteemed international coalition has resulted
You might have spun the globe and chosen the right medical tourism destination for you to engage in a specified treatment and are thoroughly satisfied with your choice. Now, it is time to face another
The concept of medical tourism in Iran is a relatively new idea and hasn’t been fully implemented yet. To take advantage of this new concept to bring in foreign patients, Iran has agreed to set
Most people who plan to go on medical tourism consider a destination that offers them high standards of healthcare at affordable costs. Czech Republic is one such destination that provides all this and much more
In recent years, medical tourism in Ukraine is growing at a rapid rate. The potential of this region to become a medical tourism destination is huge, making it a possible competitor to other Eastern European
The medical tourism industry has seen a significant increase in the number of patients traveling abroad for eye treatments over the past few years. A lot of individuals are seen making the choice to travel
Massive outflow of domestic patients opting for outbound medical tourism may not augur well for the home country’s economy which Ghana, Kenya and other African countries have realized. In Africa, poor healthcare infrastructure, lack of drugs and
Healthcare globalization has brought up several ethical issues surrounding the practice. The fact that people travel from their home country to a medical tourism destination to avail certain treatments that are illegal or unavailable at home brings
