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Jonathan Edelheit
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Jonathan Edelheit: A Global Leader and Top Speaker in Medical Tourism and Healthcare Innovation

Jonathan Edelheit, Chairman and Co-founder of the Medical Tourism Association (MTA), has been at the forefront of transforming global healthcare access for over two decades. As a visionary leader, he has played a pivotal role in shaping the medical tourism industry, creating opportunities for international collaboration, and advocating for quality, transparency, and innovation in medical travel.

Eye Surgery
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Reshaping Cataract Surgery with Advanced Technology

The most advanced technique used in cataract surgery is the femtosecond laser (a femtosecond is one billionth of a second [10-15]), which allows the procedure to be personalized to each patient's eye.

Patient Experience
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Trust: A Key Index for Successful medical travel programs

Trust is the new metric for the new normal of medical travel. If a health buyer or payer does not entrust their overall health - mental, physical, and emotional - to your hands during the entire care continuum, they will not be scheduling that flight to your destination.

Medical Tourism
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Building a Sustainable Medical Tourism Destination

To tap into the ever growing medical tourism market, destinations need to leverage key elements that are crucial for building a sustainable medical tourism destination, including government support, public-private partnerships, tourism planning, human resources training, accreditation and certification, and marketing and promotion.

Self-funded Employers
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Leveraging Medical Tourism for Self-Funded Employers

In a recent webinar coordinated by Jonathan Edelheit, Chairman and co-Founder of Medical Tourism Association and Global Healthcare Resources, Tim Isenhower, Director of Benefits at HSM Solutions to talk about HSM’s medical tourism program and how it has thrived for the last decade, and how other self-funded employers can make the most of medical travel to reduce cost and improve employee healthcare outcomes.

start-up
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Avoiding Pitfalls: Top 5 Mistakes Medical Tourism Startups Should Steer Clear Of

Medical tourism has grown substantially in recent years, with destinations and facilitators emerging to cater to the increasing demand for global healthcare services. However, navigating the complex landscape of medical tourism comes with its challenges, and many startups inadvertently make common mistakes that can hinder their success.

ARSA
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Providing Multidisciplinary, Comprehensive Care- The Center for Hand and Upper Extremity Surgery

The Institute for Advanced Reconstruction (IFAR) is uniquely positioned as the ‘go to’ center for revolutionary nerve procedures, as well as world-class reconstructive treatments. Our surgeons have experience in cutting-edge procedures such as nerve transplantation that may restore a significant degree of function for those who have suffered from a stroke and other forms of paralysis.

Medical Tourism
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Top 10 Questions to Ask Before Traveling Abroad for Medical Care

The medical travel journey is a complex one and one that needs careful planning and thorough coordination. It is crucial to ask important questions about the care continuum, touching every phase of the care journey. Before booking that flight or appointment with the overseas medical program, ensure to ask these top 10 questions.

Medical Tourism
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Mitigating Risks in Medical Travel

Over the last few decades, the need for affordable and top-line healthcare continues to drive medical travel as more health buyers look beyond borders to find solutions for their healthcare needs. While medical travel offers a unique opportunity for health payers to access high-quality healthcare with enormous cost savings, it also comes with some risks – both to the patient and the healthcare provider.

Cultural Competence
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Cultural Competency and the Medical Travel Patient Experience

As the world becomes smaller and people from different cultural backgrounds connect and transact, there Is a need for medical providers and medical travel businesses to recognize the cultural lines that distinguish people and ensure they remodel their operations to accommodate these differences and boost their patient experience, thereby.

Healthcare Costs
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The Health and Economic Burden of Rising Healthcare Costs

Healthcare costs are raging in America, and the average household can not keep up any longer. Currently, healthcare cost in the U.S. is growing 1.1% faster than the GDP, it's only a matter of time before this crisis begins to efface people’s access to healthcare.

Cancer Treatment
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The Financial Burden of Cancer Treatment

For many cancer survivors, the hurdle does not stop at the last course of cancer treatment; hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt will leave survivors and even those receiving ongoing treatment living on the edge when all is said and done.

Drugs & Pharmacology
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The ‘Wonder Drug’: Ivermectin Shows Promise for COVID-19 Treatment and Prevention

While scientists continue to investigate and seek a better understanding of ivermectin and its use in COVID-19, emerging results have been promising.

COVID-19 and Medical Tourism
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Will Medical Tourism Survive the Coronavirus Pandemic?

The medical tourism industry has been the hardest-hit by the global economic slump caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Stakeholders are now uncertain of what lies ahead.

South Korea Medical Tourism
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Medical Tourism Association Partners with Korea Tourism Organization to Extend South Korean Global Medical Services after Successful COVID-19 Containment

Medical Tourism Association (MTA) partners with Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) as South Korea extends high complexity medical services to international patients at a pivotal COVID-19 transition point.

Medical tourism
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State of the Medical Tourism Industry

As the healthcare market broadens, the key players have a growing need to improve on the metrics that drive medical travel.

Transplant tourism
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Transplant Tourism: The Shadow World of Medicine

In what has been aptly described as “the shadow world of medicine,” transplant tourism poses great health and ethical burden, with attendant risks of severe infectious diseases and the dehumanizing nature of the act

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10 Essentials You Need to Pack for Your Medical Tourism Trip

Packing is a huge task and when you are traveling away from home for a medical procedure, it is recommended to pack with care. To avoid stress during immigration and security, remember to put every important thing in the baggage itself.

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GDPR Compliance and its Implications for Health Travel

GDPR is due to take effect and there have been many concerns and uncertainties as how much the EU regulation will get affected. The GDPR is a regulation that was approved by the EU after four years of strong deliberation.

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Optimizing Healthcare Infrastructure to Boost Medical Tourism

In this global medical tourism industry, to increase a country's stake in the market is the quality of healthcare infrastructure. The competition for international patients has heated on as governments, and private groups identifying essential markets.

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An Intimate Interview with Medical Tourism Association CEO Jonathan Edelheit

The Medical Tourism Association is the global trade association for medical tourism and travel.The association works with governments, hospitals, insurers and medical tourism players in over 100 countries.

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Get to Know Jai Verma and the Role of Cigna in Expanding Medical Tourism

Jonathan Edelheit sat with Cigna International's Jai Verma to discuss Cigna's B2G initiative, role in expanding medical tourism. He explained how governments and insurance companies can collaborate to improve the healthcare received by medical travelers.

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How B2G Health Services Advance Medical Travel - An Interview With Cignas Jai Verma

Jonathan Edelheit, Principal and Founder of Global healthcare Resources interviewed Cigna International's Jai Verma. They discussed Cigna's B2G initiatives, role in expanding medical tourism and how governments and insurance companies are collaborating.

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How AXA Sees The Future of Medical Tourism

Renée-Marie Stephano, CEO of Global Healthcare Resources sat down with Laurent Pochat Cottilloux, Global Head of Health for AXA. They talked about the global reinsurance market and how the market is changing, technology's role in developing future programs.

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What Does Cryptocurrency Mean for Medical Tourism?

Travelers and tourists are using cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin as a form of payment for flights, hotel reservations, transportation. Cryptocurrencies are digital currencies that operate independently of a central financial institution and encryption method.

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Nightlife Beaches and Birthing - Miami as a Birth Tourism Destination

Miami is consistently a popular destination for tourists, and with its exciting nightlife, beautiful beaches and fantastic weather. The definition of birth tourism involves travel to another country for the express purpose of giving birth there.

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The Top 5 Reasons to Join the MTA Today

MTA helps you build a professional network, improve skills and knowledge, meet new people, professional association. The Medical Tourism Association is offering both a Certified Medical Tourism Professional and membership to the MTA for only $479.

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Providing 5 Star Treatment - An Interview with Poliklinika Bagatin CEO Ognjen Bagatin

Europeans have a long history of traveling for health services both organically and through EU Cross Border Directive policies. While Americans traveling abroad for care is more recent owing to huge medical and surgery costs in the U.S.

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The Stem Cell - A Cautionary Tale on a Global Scale

Crafting an accurate narrative that makes sense of the nonsensical in the study of stem cells is one of medical's greatest goal. The understanding of the stem cell; their existence and their potential application is at the core of human desires.

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How Wearable Medical Devices are Transforming Healthcare

By connecting our senses to sensors, wearable technology has made a quantum leap, unlocking opportunities across multiple industries. Wearable healthcare technology is gaining widespread popularity, primarily owing to its ease of use and flexibility.‍

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The Current (And Future) Medical Tourism Industry Landscape Pt.2

The growth of the industry and mounting consumer demand for international healthcare solutions and medical tourism professionals. Many factors influence medical tourism at both a macro and micro level, it is difficult to work in the industry.

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The Current (And Future) Medical Tourism Industry Landscape Pt.1

Patients come from a wide range of geographic regions, ethnicities, and socio-economic conditions and travel for various medications. By looking at the drivers of growth, as well as a snapshot of the industry, we can predict future trends for the industry.

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Western Union Business Solutions - Making International Payments Easy

Western Union Business Solutions allows medical facilities to provide patients with access to a simple, reliable solution. For medical facilities, this can also provide cost savings, streamlining of processes, transparency, and the ability to provide funds.

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Craniofacial Surgery Gives Medical Tourism in Istanbul a New Face

Turkish medical professionals to go abroad, gain new clinical experience at well-known hospitals mostly in the U.S. and Western Europe. These unique surgical methods enable a better healing process and improved outcomes and results, especially in children.

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A Sand Bath in Merzouga - A New Treatment for Rheumatism and Neuromuscular Pain

A sand bath is natural therapy, mainly used as an analgesic treatment for chronic rheumatism and neuromuscular pain. The history dates back to the Pharaohs and the ancient Greeks who used it to treat the pain of osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.‍

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How to Deal With a Fear of Flying on Your First International Trip

Some people have a fear of flying and it's nothing to be ashamed of, all you need is to set your mind right before and during the flight. Know that this stress, fear and anxiety are all in your head, so you need to make your mind understand.

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Hepatitis C Treatment in India : A Fraction of the Cost

India is recognized in the medical world as a destination to obtain quality care at much lower rates and high success rate. The cure for hepatitis C can be obtained in India for a fraction of the cost elsewhere boosting India's medical travel.

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5 Apps That Are Changing The Way Healthcare Industry Works

Technological innovations and mobile advancements are bringing about a major change between healthcare professionals and patients. Patients want faster answers to their healthcare queries and greater control over wellness programmes.

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Pre-Congress Issue 35: Medical Tourism Magazine

Medical Tourism Magazine is packed with articles on industry trends and the latest news in the global healthcare industry. The magazine features the Medical Tourism Association's partner publication Corporate Wellness Magazine.

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Cross-Boarder Dispute: Discourage Litigation

MTFs engage in relationships with a variety of parties and clients seeking medical treatment outside their home countries. These contractual arrangements should be memorialized in a written agreement signed by the parties.

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Israel Makes Headway in Medical Tourism Legislation

Medical travel to Israel has seen significant growth and was recently ranked as the third most popular medical travel destination. the Tourism Minister is pleased by the vote and cites multiple reasons such as medical travel is a profitable export industry.

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Philippines as a Medical Tourism Destination

As per the MTA and the International Healthcare Research Center, the Philippines is ranked eighth among the top in the world. Philippines is seeing 80,000 to 250,000 medical tourists annually as patients come from Sri Lanka, East Asia, the Gulf States.

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How Much Will Brexit Affect Travel?

Before and after Brexit there has been much debate surrounding the impact on the economy healthcare and tourism. After the vote for Brexit the pound depreciated and continues to trade at a very weak level by historical standards according to the WTTC.

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Abu Dhabi Establishing a Sustainable Healthcare Sector

Healthcare just got a little more costly as the insurance costs to local residents may leave them searching for ways to stay afloat. The change in coverage does not affect every Emirate and Expat only the Emiratis with the Thiqa plans.

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Canadian Healthcare and Telehealth

One of the biggest misnomers about Canadian healthcare is that it is free but this is definitely not the actual case. Canadians pay a huge amount for healthcare through the tax system, an average of $11320 per year for public healthcare insurance.

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Medical Tourism: Where it Began and Where it is Now

The Mesopotamians are the people who originally established medical tourism on the planet as it all started in the third millennium. These days, the term medical tourism is taking a new revolution where people are traveling to other countries for treatment.

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Medical Tourism Index | Leading Industry Tool

The Medical Tourism Index is the standard-bearer for contemplating travel outside their country of origin for a medical procedure. Medical Tourism has increased significantly with the explosion of complex communication techniques and transportation technologies.

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Outbound Chinese Medical Tourism

Chinese citizens are leaving their homes in search of the best care available or for the care that they desperately need. A market information company found that nearly 483000 people traveled from China for medical tourism in 2015.

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Central European Countries- Attractive and Affordable for Medical Tourists

The Organization for OECD estimates that nearly 50 million patients travel abroad for medical treatment every year. According to the OECD analysis, by 2019 the global medical tourism market could achieve a turnover of more than $60 billion.

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WMTC-2016 Boao China Opens the Door to East-West Collaboration

Co-organized by the MTA in partnership with the Hainan government and Beijing Great-Idea Business Resource Company Ltd. International hospitals at the conference had the opportunity to meet with top Chinese Facilitators.

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Aging Well No Matter the Age or Country

Ageism is symptomatic of a nation that is in the throes of its own historical adolescence, a transient society. Youth, at any age, appears to be a desirable social currency juvenilization, characterized by the loss of cultural memory and losing our place.

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Traditional Chinese Medicine to Treat Cancer is Not Recommended Says Health Officials

According to the NIH, there is limited evidence to support the effectiveness of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). When it comes to patients choosing TCM over Western medicine for life-threatening conditions there is less debate and more agreement.

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Gruppo Ospedaliero San Donato - 50 Years of Healthcare Excellence

GSD is proud to be a Diamond Sponsor of this year's World Medical Tourism and Global Health Congress. GSD is the premier provider of health services at all levels of care in all specialties for the Italian National Health System for the last fifteen years.

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Childhood Cancer Awareness Month: A Time of Remembrance Honor and Support

Each year, an estimated 175,000–250,000 children worldwide are diagnosed with cancer, according to Childhood Cancer International. Cases of childhood cancer in developing countries may be substantially underreported, due to inadequate medical knowledge.

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Congress Can Agree to Disagree: Zika Bill Defeated

As Florida is struggling to contain the spread of Zika, a mosquito-borne virus that can cause deliberating is busy bickering. Democrats cited the reason for blocking the bill was because Republican members sabotaged the legislation with the agenda.

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Strategic Planning for Medical Tourism

The term strategic planning has become so popular that many healthcare entities now talk about doing strategic planning. Strategic planning is generally considered to place a greater emphasis on strategies while long-term emphasizes on the vision.

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New Research Could Have Helped Wake a Coma Patient

A team of doctors and researchers led by UCLA professor used a new device that emits ultrasounds to wake a coma patient. The technique, called low-intensity focused ultrasound pulsation, was created by a UCLA professor is small in size.

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Can Tiny Robots Known as Nanobots Cure Cancer?

While your smartphone screen keeps getting bigger, technology to fight cancer keeps getting smaller, the thing in the fight against cancer. The science, known as nanotechnology, uses organic nanoparticles with tiny robots can be deployed inside a cancer patient.

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New Zealand Woman Out Thousands of Dollars When Travel Insurance Failed to Cover Her Costs

New Zealand resident was hospitalized in Kuala Lumpur, only to realize that her travel insurance won't pay the bill.

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Listening to Your Favorite Song Can Improve Your Health

The health benefits of music have long been known to positively affect emotions, music as a medicine is closer than we think. Musical interventions can play a healthcare role in settings ranging from operating rooms to family clinics,” says Levitin.

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Recommended Zika Precautions for Medical Travel

The MTA endorses the Centre for Disease Control recommendations on Zika and urges all people to review this site regularly. We recognize this virus has an impact on medical travel in that travelers must be informed and take recommended Zika precautions.

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IBMs Watson Diagnosed Patient in Ten Minutes

After months of physician-failed diagnosis, a super computer steps in and saves a female patient suffering from leukemia. IBM Watson Health has committed to developing a partnership between humanity and technology with the goal of transforming global health.

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ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Two Years Later

Think back to 2014, and the peculiar trend of people dumping buckets of ice water over their heads to on social media. Participants had their choice of dumping a bucket of ice water over their heads or donating to the ALS Association.

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Interview with Carlos Zavala Ruiz

Carlos Zavala Ruiz has more than 16 years of experience in the healthcare and in 2004 he became the Director of Hospital Angeles Tijuana. One of Mr. Zavala's main goals is to offer the services of Angeles Hospital to the healthcare carriers in the U.S.

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Importance of Payments in Medical Tourism

Patients travel for care for various reasons like the availability of specialized treatments access to the long wait times. Making and reconciling payments in medical tourism - mostly large and crossing international borders can be challenging.

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Medical Tourism: Healthcare Solution to Age-Old Conditions

Along the cobblestone streets of Nogales, the Reed family follows in the same footsteps of early Spanish Conquistadors. Americans who live on fixed incomes and can’t afford supplemental medical insurance are looking long and hard.

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Impingement: Is Surgery Really Necessary?

Impingement is the pain associated with reaching, sleeping and other nagging activities found prominently in the age 30 and above.‍ Once the cuff is irritated, impingement is difficult to remedy without treatment, working through the pain makes matters worse.‍

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Gaps in Medical Tourism: Missing the Mark with Buyers of Healthcare

As a third-party administrator, I first introduced medical tourism to fully insured and self-funded plans almost a decade ago. Despite gaining foreign patients, few hospital administrators, employers, insurance companies failed to interpret these advantages.

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Lifestyle Medicine: Opportunities for Wellness Tourism Industry

AHA and ADA recommended that disease treatment should begin with lifestyle changes such as diet and exercise before medications. The WHO predicts that by 2020, two-thirds of disease will stem from lifestyle choices.

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Senior Stereotypes: An Age-Old Problem

When people use stereotypes, they make attributions about a person purely on the basis of the category to which they belong. stereotypes are “cognitive structures that store our beliefs and expectations”; images and ideas with specific meanings in our culture.

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Adrenal Fatigue: Adaptation and Resiliency

We have multiple systems in our body; however, adrenal function is neglected in conventional medicine and endocrinology. In functional medicine, the status of adrenal is addressed as it affects digestion, immune health, tissue healing, pain, neurotransmitters.

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Find Health in Ecuador and Much More

Ecuador has an old world charm that few Americans were familiar with – until now, what a little research can do? No wonder International Living Magazine has declared Ecuador No. 1 out of the 22 best countries on its Annual Retirement Index for five years.

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Algarve's Health and Wellness Destination Branding

Algarve’s health and wellness destination branding uses a multidisciplinary, cooperative, holistic and composite approach. Destination branding develops international knowledge about the tourist destination, like the climate, gastronomy, natural and cultural resources.

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Wellness Vacations Softer Side of Medical Tourism

We can now go on vacation and come back rejuvenated – instead of the way we come back which is exhausted, broke and fat. Wellness tourism – also referred to as lifestyle tourism — involves nutrition, stress reduction, weight-loss and anti-aging.

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Creating Successful Wellness Incentives: An Inside Job

Employers are in the business of keeping employees healthy, employers encourage employees to use the stairs instead of an elevator. Companies are developing attractive wellness programs, offering creative incentives to engage employees to participate in them.

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University of Miami Hospital Helipad Speeds Access to Specialty Care

Excellent healthcare is a matter of timeliness and expertise, patients with acute healthcare receive the specialized interventions. To optimize those outcomes for patients with an acute healthcare needs is a new helipad atop University of Miami Hospital.

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Out of Africa Cures for Ailing Health Systems Found in Foreign Lands

All else had failed and most importantly, her kidney and plans for an organ transplant operation to begin a new life. Kenya has become a less-than-willing exporter of medical tourism to markets like India, South Africa, the U.S. and UK.

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Medical Repatriation: A Foreign State of Confusion

Critics contend that hospitals and medical centers should be in the business of providing care and not deporting patients. Medical repatriation may sometime seem without boundaries, for even those with jobs and health insurance.

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Medical Tourism Facilitators The Good The Bad-- The Unknown

Medical tourism facilitators for achieving quality treatments abroad are entering the healthcare travel industry at alarming rates. If not monitored through standards and best-practices, threaten to strangle the very lifeblood the profession provides.

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Medical Tourism Investments Rally Against GCC Perceptions

Medical tourism to the Middle East increased by 13 percent when compared to the same period last year, according to the UN. Promoting the Middle East as an attractive travel destination is critical in the economic blueprint of many nations in the region.

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Role of Air Medical Transportation in Medical and Wellness Tourism

Las Vegas is becoming a global medical tourism destination featuring specialty spinal and back surgery, brain, cancer, infertility. Seeking medical care away from home, even in a tourist Mecca like Las Vegas, can be a frightening and daunting process.

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Global Smile: World-Class Dental Services alongside Environment Consciousness

In the digital age, change is instant, development and improvement are lightning fast, and access to everything is readily on-tap. With vision and determination, the finest global resources are increasingly woven into world-class facilities across many fields.

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Why Patients Leave the Bahamas to Seek Medical Care Abroad

The Commonwealth of the Bahamas is an archipelago of 700 islands, reefs and cays to the north in the Caribbean. The majority of the healthcare services are concentrated in the capital, tertiary services and medical personnel with specialized training.

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Curaçao - Using the Island's Natural Beauty to Heal

The Caribbean is known for cruises and relaxing “beachy” getaways; the island provides all the fun –in- the- sun activities. This secluded getaway already attracts a large number of tourists each year, and now the government.

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Clear Medical Tourism Facilitator Contracts Benefit All Parties

The growing international marketplace includes an element of facilitation to bring patients, experienced professionals. Medical tourism facilitators frequently play a key and necessary role in addressing the many details and arrangements that are critical.

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Japan as a Medical Tourism Destination

Japan is a hidden gem for a medical tourism destination as it doesn't boast high-tech healthcare. Japan started to accept foreign patients in the last few years and now the several thousand patients from Russia and China are estimated to visit Japan.

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Executive Physical: Stop Problems Before They Start

In today’s world with busy schedules, it can be difficult to have an opportunity to go to the gym or even exercise. Our personal lives are consumed with our families and because of technology, now our work schedules are sometimes 24 hours a day.

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Cruising to Better Health - New Medical Treatments At Sea

Cruise ships are designed to pamper their guests with luxury, relaxation and fun alongside the medical tourism industry. Most cruise ships are currently equipped to handle medical emergencies and curative treatments.

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Lithuania- Expanding Efforts in Medical Tourism

Lithuania took a major step towards becoming a world leader in the global medical tourism industry. Lithuania is keeping pace in getting benefits from this emerging market and that the agreement gives a high potential to attract a larger audience.

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How to Design a Successful FAM Tour

A FAM tour is industry slang for Familiarization Tour, it is intended to familiarize the attendees with the host destination. Medical tourism industry FAM tours are currently made up of trips of six to 12 people to a particular destination.

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Jeju Healthcare Town Asia's New Medical Tourism Hub

The 10-year-old free independent city of Jeju is preparing for the groundbreaking of its new Jeju Healthcare Town. The idea is to harness the already booming medical tourism waves that flow through Korea and channel them.

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International Travel Health Insurance

In today's changing times, the careers of individuals and lifestyles of families have become increasingly global. When it comes to international work study or travel it's important to be protected around the clock and around the world.

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Progress in Motion ~ Medical Tourism Congress Proceedings

Globalization was here to stay and the world-at-large could look forward to an increasing level of ‘integration of capital, technology. We have all seen, experienced and been impacted by intersections of globalization and life as a single community.

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Ethical Issues Threaten the Future of the Medical Tourism Sector?

Governments, and their national ministries of health and trade, have been accused of sacrificing their public health sectors. Particularly in terms of access by rural/provincial and indigent populations, in favor of attracting foreign medical tourists.

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Medical Tourism Impact It's More Than Obvious

The progress of the Medical Tourism phenomenon has had enormous impact not just for the patient alone but it has also influenced economic, social, environmental, business and medical sectors.

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Medical Tourism~ Profit from Global Healthcare

The health care industry faces huge challenges and changes, medical tourism is one of those changes happening in this field. People have traveled with the purpose of undergoing medical treatment since ancient times.

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Interview with WATG in Hospitality Design

In last six decades, WATG has become the world’s leading design consultant for the hospitality, leisure and entertainment industries. WATG has designed more great hotels and resorts than any other firm on the planet.

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HOK's Take on Sustainable Healthcare Design ~ A Global Trend

HOK, one of the world’s most influential design firms has made a commitment to keep sustainable healthcare design as its core value. They work with international organizations to find opportunities which lead to creating solutions for success.

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Domestic Medical Tourism ~ How Lowe's and the Cleveland Clinic are Changing How and Where Healthcare is Delivered

Lowe’s Companies, one of the larger companies in the US with 228,000 employees, recently implemented a domestic medical tourism benefit. Just as outbound medical tourism from the US is growing, so is domestic medical tourism.‍

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