This webinar is addressed to those companies that are interested in exhibiting or sponsoring the upcoming WMT & GHC. The presenter of this webinar will be Jonathan Edelheit, CEO of the Medical Tourism Association.
The National Health Service in England, the publicly funded healthcare system for the country, is in the midst of a complete structural transformation. Many changes will be taking place, but perhaps the most monumental is accountability being embraced by an independent NHS board.
As more and more businesses globalize, increasing the size and scope of their international or multinational operations, demand fires up for more robust expatriate healthcare benefit options and increased demand for quality travel insurance.
This webinar is addressed to those companies that are interested in exhibiting or sponsoring the upcoming WMT & GHC. The presenter of this webinar will be Jonathan Edelheit, CEO of the Medical Tourism Association.
Hospital Angeles Tijuana, part of Grupo Angeles, a network of multifunctional hospitals in Mexico, has instituted an integrative approach to cancer treatment. They have combined holistic therapies with traditional therapies in an effort to battle cancer more effectively.
We live in a world of technology, with computers that are conceivably smarter than the average human, and capable of far more tasks. We rely heavily on machines with micro-chips and micro-processors and the future is before us now.
Although Colombia has attempted to benefit from the booming medical tourism industry by attracting medical tourists boasting low prices and high quality procedures, their plan hasn’t quite reached the potential they’d hoped.
An incredible partnership has formed between a US Clinic Network and a US-Canadien Medical Tourism Facilitator company. US medical clinic network, MediCruiser Family Practice of Salt Lake City, Utah, grew tired of watching their uninsured or under-insured patients battle.
La Rosa Carrington lost her job as an admissions representative in May. But she was able to keep her insurance because her circumstances being a single mother of two teenage girls and undergoing five chemotherapy treatments a month to treat her leukemia.
Many publications came and gone as the Medical Tourism Association approaches the 3-year anniversary of Medical Tourism Magazine. President of the MTA and Editor-in-Chief Renee-Marie Stephano reflects on where we have been, where we are and where we are headed.
Employers and Insurance Leaders gather at large to discuss opportunities and challenges in offering health insurance and employee benefits. Employer provided health insurance and employee benefits face tremendous challenges in the future as the cost of insurance.
The 3rd Annual World Medical Tourism The 3rd Annual World Medical Tourism & Global Healthcare Congress has announced its extensive agenda for this year's Conference, which will take place on September 22-24th in Los Angeles, CA.
International Medical Tourism Key Stakeholders gather to discuss opportunities and challenges of Inbound and Outbound Healthcare. Bringing future trends to the forefront of discussion during the 3rd annual MTA World Medical Tourism and Global Healthcare Congress.
What does this mean for medical tourism? Well, the answer, plain and simple, is that this is a complex matter, with no simple answer. However, at the National Healthcare Reform Conference held in LA this September, these questions and more will be tackled.
In an effort to offer the lowest-priced seats available, one airline is planning to offer a standing room only section to its passengers. Ryanair announced its plan and claims it could potentially decrease fairs while increasing the number of passengers onboard.
Romania is a country with a reputation for its scenery and landscapes, its Medieval fortified villages and castles, its painted monasteries and the Danube Delta – the third largest biodiversity in the world – to list just a few of its attractions.
It is time that Canadians are educated on the newly coined term “Medical Tourism” as an available option for medical procedures. The concept of “tourism” may be misleading for many times the typically advised tourist activities would be limited.
Orthopedic surgery has often been considered a largely inpatient specialty due to the common association of this field. Such as hip and knee replacement, since this process can require several days of hospitalization patients seeking major joint replacement surgery.
One of the world’s most popular medical tourism destinations is affected by a shocking terrorism attack. Patients who had preferred the country’s top medical centers for advanced treatment and modern technology begin switching to hospitals in other countries.
