1. July
(Articles/2008)

... surgery in India. Medical Tourism Takes Flight Dentaprime Dashes Dental Tourism Doubts Bureau conducts record-breaking group foot massage EU Directive on cross border healthcare provides ...

2. Sightseeing in Jerusalem
(Destinations/Israel)

Overview Sightseeing in Jerusalem can be an intense experience.  This is not the kind of city that you walk around carelessly in, gawking at temples, churches, and architecture.  To treat the city ...

3. Sightseeing in Israel
(Destinations/Israel)

Overview A journey through Israel is a literal history lesson in three of the world’s largest religions.  Some of Judaism’s, Christianity’s, and Islam’s most scared religious sites are here, all incredibly ...

4. June
(Articles/2008)

...  Medical Tourism Conference in Thailand Social Movement Unionism World Medical Tourism & Global Health Congress Connects Global Healthcare Providers with Global Insurance Companies Medical ...

5. May
(Articles/2008)

... Alternative Treatment for the U.S. Healthcare System Medical Tourism Conference Announces Special Keynote Speaker Union minister opens new Paying Ward at RIMS; 50 seats to be increased for MBBS; ...

6. April
(Articles/2008)

... as the Best Medical Tourism Information Website Examples of life with universal health care More foreigners seen to benefit from new DOH policy on kidney donation No Coyote Needed: US Visas ...

7. Bone Marrow Transplant
(Procedures/Heart and Blood)

...  hospitalized for four to six weeks and follow-up care can extend to two to three months post discharge.  Full recovery of the immune system is usually expected after six to twelve months.    ...

8. Write for Us
(Medical Tourism/About Us)

... people and help create health care opportunities for those who couldn't normally afford them.    ...

9. Who Are We?
(Medical Tourism/About Us)

... the last several years researching the health care systems in some of the world's most popular medical tourism destinations.  When we realized that affordable and reliable health care was becoming increasingly ...

10. March
(Articles/2008)

... Kingdom Know before you go abroad for dental care Tribes hope new bill eases medical woes [MOVIE REVIEW] Sicko Why I Love medical Tourism Medical Tourism: Saying Goodbye to El Salvador UPDATE ...

11. February
(Articles/2008)

... Are the Benefits of Medical Tourism Cheap dental care prompts a Mexican wave of US tourists The NHS at 60 Giving birth becomes the latest job outsourced to India 'Integrate health care, managerial ...

12. January
(Articles/2008)

... to boost ME medical tourism Asian Medical Tourism Health Care, Management - Two Sides of Same Coin Face lift, luxury safari -- bargain price US firm to invest US$60 mln to promote medical ...

13. December
(Articles/2007)

... expects 15 per cent more visitors in 2008 Lower prices for plastic surgery create demand for vacation/surgical packages to Latin America The upside of globalizing health care BridgeHealth International ...

14. November
(Articles/2007)

... of a new tourism and its growing Medical Tourism Offers Hope to Control Health Care Costs Health tourism, good service divide Indonesia from neighbors Korean to invest in tourism Asian Medical ...

15. October
(Articles/2007)

... medical care abroad Andhra Pradesh Govt takes measures for tourism promotion Apollo performs 1000 hip surfacing surgeries Are Medical Tourism Doctors That Good? Are you covered by insurance? ...

16. September
(Articles/2007)

... health spas in Goa Treatment Abroad Offers Accessible Health Care Healthcare Tourism International Launches the World’s First Accreditation Program for Health Tourism Companies Patients ...

17. August
(Articles/2007)

...  round 2 Different strokes for different folks EDITORIAL - JLP manifesto: Impressive first step but ... Health care should be bigger issue in next election Medical Tourism On The Rise  ...

18. July
(Articles/2007)

Health Plans Adding Foreign Providers to Their Networks HEALTH PLANS ADDING FOREIGN PROVIDERS TO THEIR NETWORKS Michael Moore and the Beige Bomber Cheaper health care lures  ...

19. June
(Articles/2007)

... unitAdd to Clippings Putting Malaysia on the world map Healthcare Gains Importance As Emirati Women Prepare To Wed Medical Tourism in Belgrade – The top 10 ways to a beautiful, younger smile! ...

20. May
(Articles/2007)

... Nine Life-Saving Patient Safety Solutions The Medical City: Empowering patients to be partners in healthcare WHO Collaborating Centre for Patient Safety Releases Nine Life-Saving Patient Safety ...

21. April
(Articles/2007)

... Medical Eyes Shanghai, Beijing What Medical Tourism Means for You Quality Healthcare in Costa Rica Attracts Global Investors Capital on the way to become a thermal tourism heaven Erdogan: ...

22. March
(Articles/2007)

India – All Praise for its Medical Tourism Industry Outsourcing Healthcare Lowers Patient's Cost Apollo chief hails hike in healthcare allocation Nose jobs, facelifts top cosmetic ...

23. February
(Articles/2007)

The grass looks greener: Canadians look to private care, U.S.-based medical tourism as alternatives Atlas Outsourcing to market medical tourism packages of 2 RP providers Goa to focus on medical ...

24. January
(Articles/2007)

Erik Steele: Shopping for health care coming to the Internet Bangkok bombings last update by Tourism Authority of Thailand Medical Tourism Means Medical Competition Patients Beyond Borders: ...

25. December
(Articles/2006)

...  Dental tourism offers Canadians significant savings and a unique travel experience in China Canadians Embrace Dental Tourism Tap domestic healthcare tourism potential A new technique set to revolutionise ...

26. November
(Articles/2006)

Airline holiday packages a big hit Is medical tourism the right option? Cosmetic surgery warning to women Sun, sea and surgery U.S. Primary-Care Doctors Lag Behind Colleagues Abroad What ...

27. October
(Articles/2006)

Croatia tempts tourists with dental care US dentists fear tourists Traveling for medical services might cost extra in the long run Medical tourism: Need surgery, will travel Dental patients ...

28. Filipino Bridges Lead to Smiles
(Blogs/The Stanley Rubenti Medical Tourism Blog)

Medical Vacations Bridge Gap Between Affordability and Healthcare As Americans face the humbling combination of rising fuel prices, higher healthcare costs, and declining dollar values, finding was ...

29. Sometimes Medical Tourism Savings Aren’t Enough
(Blogs/The Stanley Rubenti Medical Tourism Blog)

Medical Tourism Not a Panacea Medical tourism to countries like Singapore, Thailand, Hungary, Turkey, or the Philippines offer intense savings to US patients seeking affordable health care.  These countries ...

30. India Gives Options to Over 600,000 US Women
(Blogs/The Stanley Rubenti Medical Tourism Blog)

... been wanting…on sale.  Health vacations to countries like India offer those types of discounts on health care.  For example, a $15,000 hysterectomy could cost you as little as $7,500 or less.  Such ...

31. Drillings, Fillings, and More in Thailand
(Blogs/The Stanley Rubenti Medical Tourism Blog)

... you.  There are many sources of information on the Internet, including descriptions of packages being offered by hospitals and medical tour operators.  Check each one carefully and make note of those ...

32. Get Crowned in Hungary
(Blogs/The Stanley Rubenti Medical Tourism Blog)

... aren’t—it’s likely to burn quite a large hole in your pocket.  The average healthcare consumer may not be able to easily afford such prices without medical tourism.  This isn’t just restricted to the ...

33. Is Plastic Surgery Financing the Best Alternative?
(Blogs/The Stanley Rubenti Medical Tourism Blog)

... their only option.    Medical Tourism Gains Interest The AMA has estimated that approximately 150,000 Americans seek healthcare overseas every year.  In light of this, the association has created a ...

34. The New Appeal of Plastic Surgery
(Blogs/The Stanley Rubenti Medical Tourism Blog)

Cutting Down the Cost of a Chemical Peel While plastic surgery isn’t really all that new, it has received a “shot in the arm” in recent years thanks to the rapid growth of medical tourism.  With healthcare ...

35. When the Cost of a Laminectomy Isn’t Just a Pain in the Neck
(Blogs/The Stanley Rubenti Medical Tourism Blog)

... popularity and acceptance throughout the world as a viable alternative to high cost healthcare.    What Is Medical Tourism? Medical tourism is simply the practice of crossing borders for healthcare.  ...

36. History of Chiang Mai
(Destinations/Thailand)

... Advances in medical tourism and health care helped the region secure an even strong reputation in the international community (especially among backpackers). Today, Chiang Mai is part of the Thai medical ...

37. Dining in Istanbul
(Destinations/Turkey)

... Africa, Asia, and Europe as it continues to remain on the cutting edge of fine food and dining.  With the Black Sea in close proximity, fresh sea food is plentiful – take care to choose a fish that ...

38. Medical Tourism Brings Sexy Back
(Blogs/The Stanley Rubenti Medical Tourism Blog)

... best alternatives to rising healthcare costs.  Who wouldn’t want to get a vacation in an exotic country like Thailand while getting the medical attention he or she needs? With the cost of procedures ...

39. Cosmetic Surgery Prices Raise Eyebrows
(Blogs/The Stanley Rubenti Medical Tourism Blog)

... sure to check on what kind of aftercare will be necessary since some procedures require that you stay out of the sun.   ...

40. In Search of the Perfect Spot for a Dental Medical Vacation
(Blogs/The Stanley Rubenti Medical Tourism Blog)

Get Away from the Cost of a Root Canal Dental tourism packages are becoming increasingly popular as a way to escape the rising costs of dental care.  At last, a dental solution that won’t bite back.  ...

41. Thailand’s Worst Kept Secret
(Blogs/The Stanley Rubenti Medical Tourism Blog)

... of individuals and families in need of quality dental care that falls within the limitations of their budget. And where is everyone going? Many of them are heading overseas. The New York Times reports ...

42. Is a Health Vacation Right for You?
(Blogs/The Stanley Rubenti Medical Tourism Blog)

... The increased interest from healthcare consumers has spurred various authorities to forecast the growth of the industry over the next few years.  For example, the Associated Chambers of Commerce and ...

43. Singapore’s Secret for Low Cost Herniated Disc Surgery
(Blogs/The Stanley Rubenti Medical Tourism Blog)

... care costs, even procedures as complicated and dangerous as herniated disc surgery (discectomy) or heart surgery seem even worse.  In addition to undergoing the knife, patients have to shell out big ...

44. Why Is Thailand the Land of Smiles?
(Blogs/The Stanley Rubenti Medical Tourism Blog)

... several years for conventional braces.  Receiving quality medical care at an affordable price while enjoying a family vacation with sightseeing, culture, history, fun, and sun time makes for an amazing ...

45. Nightlife in Budapest
(Destinations/Hungary)

... vacation doesn’t break the bank.  However, we cannot stress the important of proper care and prudence.  If you recently received some type of surgery or treatment, be sure to check your medical tourism ...

46. Climate in Budapest
(Destinations/Hungary)

... be careful if they visit during this season; pollen levels are high during the summer months. Humidity levels also can be quite high.  Summer tends to be peak season here, and you’ll find restaurants ...

47. History of Budapest
(Destinations/Hungary)

... the city's progressive approach to health care and medicine.   A Tale of Two Cities When the Magyar people settled in this region of Hungary, they decided to develop a settlement on both sides of ...

48. Politics of Hungary
(Destinations/Hungary)

... Hungary's medical tourism potential as people from across the continent choose Budapest for their cosmetic and dental procedures.  In many ways, European demand for health care did as much to the Iron ...

49. 5 Things to Remember Before Your Hip Replacement Surgery Abroad
(Blogs/The Stanley Rubenti Medical Tourism Blog)

... like India and Thailand, however, offers an affordable alternative for those looking for bargains.   Indian hospitals and the quality of care Americans are experiencing overseas is quickly opening ...