Delhi – new Delhi India as a Medical Tourism Destination

Posted on 25 December 2011 in Uncategorized by admin


Delhi, the capital of India and the second largest metropolis of India, is the commercial, cultural, and political hotspot of India. Right from the Pandavas, the Delhi Sultanates, and the Mughals to the British Raj, all the ruling dynasties in Delhi have all left behind their legacy in the form of umpteen monuments and archeological sites across Delhi.

Delhi along with Gurgaon, Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Noida and Greater Noida, makes the National Capital Territory of Delhi.
Medical Tourism in Delhi

Being home to a number of prestigious institutes such as the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), and Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi has produced some big names in the field of healthcare. Medical tourism in Delhi is on the rise primarily due to low cost of medical treatments. The high quality of healthcare has also driven up medical tourism in Delhi.
Why Get a Medical Treatment in Delhi

Even after factoring in travel and lodging expenses, patients will be able to save substantially by undergoing medical treatment in Delhi.
The low cost of living in India, together with the inroads it has made in Information Technology and Communication, the benefits of which have been extended to the healthcare sector in India, has made it possible to dispense affordable healthcare in India at a fraction of the costs in the US, the UK, Canada and Australia.
There are numerous JCI and ISO accredited hospitals in the National Capital Region which observe high quality and safety standards. These hospitals feature state-of-the-art equipment and engage the latest technology for treating their patients.
Unlike the hospitals in the US or the UK, where undergoing a surgery means waiting for months before being able to get under the surgeon’s knife, hospitals in Delhi offer their services without keeping their patients in the wait.
International patients can often be squeamish about traveling to a foreign land on account of facing a language barrier. Patients contemplating Delhi can dispel their fears as doctors and staff in Delhi are English-speaking. Reputed hospitals in Delhi also engage language interpreters for a hassle-free healthcare experience for their non-English speaking clientele.
Being the culture capital of India too, Delhi is home to a number of art galleries and museums. It is the starting point of the “Golden Triangle” route, a favorite among those bitten by wanderlust but pressed on time.

Hospitals under the Network of Quality Surgery India in the National Capital Territory

One of the hospitals under the network of Quality Surgery India is a part of a leading hospital chain in India.

It was the first hospital in India to be accredited by the Joint Commission International and an ISO 9002 certification in India.
It holds the distinction of being rated as the “Best hospital in India” by the Week Magazine in 2008.
It also boasts of the largest sleep lab in Asia. It is a one-stop healthcare organization with nearly 52 specialties.
With nearly 652 beds, it is the fourth largest hospital in the world.
This hospital provides a wide array of medical services ranging from interventional cardiology, neurology, ophthalmology, orthopedics, cosmetic surgery to biochemistry and many more.

Another hospital under our network in Gurgaon is spread over sprawling 43 acres and engages the services of nearly a thousand doctors.

Another highlight of this hospital is that it takes only a 15-minute drive from the international airport to reach this hospital.
It is a multi specialty hospital and engages state-of-the-art technology such as Da Vinci Robotic Systems, 3 dimensional and 4 dimensional ultra sound, Integrated Brachytherapy Unit and more.

A leading hospital in Gurgaon which was nominated with the coveted Asia Pacific hand Hygiene Excellence Award by the WHO is also under network. This state-of-the-art hospital is a 550 bed multi specialty medical facility running specialized programs on knee surgery, asthma, epilepsy, shoulder pain, etc.
Language

Official Languages of Delhi: English, Hindi, Urdu and Punjabi

English is widely spoken in Delhi. Most of the doctors and their staff in Delhi hospitals are English-speaking. As a part of the value addition plan for the recently held Commonwealth Games, the traffic policemen and Delhi Transportation Corporation drivers and conductors were given lessons in English for facilitating a good travel experience for the foreign visitors in Delhi.

Most of the reputable hospitals in the city engage the services of language interpreters to facilitate communication with non-English speaking patients.
Language Tips

Language: Hindi and Urdu

Hello – Namaste in Hindi and Salaam in Urdu

Thanks – Dhanyavaad in Hindi and Shukriya in Urdu

Good – Acha (Both Hindi and Urdu)

Bad – Bura (Both Hindi and Urdu)

Help – Mudud (Both Hindi and Urdu)

Price – Daam in Hindi and Keemat in Urdu

I – Mey (Both Hindi and Urdu)

Tomorrow – Kal (Both Hindi and Urdu)

Today – Aaj (Both Hindi and Urdu)

Yesterday – Kal (Both Hindi and Urdu)

Yes – Haa (Both Hindi and Urdu)

No – Nahi (Both Hindi and Urdu)

Where is ….? – ……. kaha hai? (Both Hindi and Urdu)

Food – Bhojan in Hindi and Khaana in Urdu

Water – Paani (Both Hindi and Urdu)
Climate of Delhi

Delhi experiences a hot and humid climate for most part of the year. It gets quite pleasant in October, November, February and March and are also ideal for visiting Delhi.

Summers (March to July): It can get extremely hot in May and June with the entire region reeling under heat waves. The maximum temperatures in Delhi when the summers are at their peak can touch 45oC (114oF). Average temperatures during summers are around 32 o C (90oF).

Monsoons (rainy season from July to September): Delhi does not receive very heavy rainfall. The average rainfall from July to September is 178 mm.

Monsoons retreat in October and November and these months are marked by a dip in the night temperatures.

Winters (November to February): During late December and early January, minimum temperatures can be as low as 3 to 4º C. The extreme chilly winds from the Himalayas can make the mercury dip to as low as -1 º C. The month of January is marked by dense fog engulfing the whole city thereby reducing visibility. It is advisable to avoid venturing out early in the morning and at night to avoid chances of getting involved in a mishap. Many domestic and international flights often get cancelled, much to the chagrin of the travelers.
Clothing

Carry light fabric clothes when visiting Delhi in summers. Since it can get quite muggy in monsoons, carry suitable clothes from July to mid September. Winters in Delhi can be quite chilly. So, it is advisable to carrying heavy woolen clothes in winters.
Time Zone

India is five hours and thirty minutes ahead of the Greenwich Meantime (GMT+5.5 hrs). The entire country operates under a single time zone.
Visa Requirements

Getting a visa to India can take a lot of time. It is recommended that intended visitors plan the entire trip at least 7-8 weeks in advance, keeping margin for the time taken for getting a visa issued. The Indian government has also started issuing special medical visas, though their issuance can take longer time than regular visas.

Please feel free to contact Quality Surgery India for any queries.
Internet Access

There are numerous cyber cafes all over Delhi providing broadband services, though the Internet speed can be lower than the speeds in the US and Canada.
Dialing Code for Delhi

Country code for India is +91. City area code for Delhi is 011. You will have to dial Country Exit Code+91-11-Telephone number. There are a number of telephone facilities called Public Call Offices or PCOs in all the marketplaces in Delhi. These offices facilitate domestic and international phone calls.

Important Telephone Numbers

Emergency/ Police – 100
Ambulance -102
Fire – 101
National number for Police/Fire and Ambulance – 108
Directory assistance – 197
Delhi Police Help-lines
Children – 1098
Women – 1091 and +91-11-24121234
Inform bout crime – 1090
Anti Stalking Cell – 1096, +91-11-27894455
Delhi Tourism and Transport Development Corporation – Ph: +91-11-24647005, 24698431, 24618026
Tourist Central Reservation Office – Ph: +91-11-23365358, 23363607
Tourist City Information Service- Ph: +91-11-1280
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd.

24 Hours DMRC Helpline No.: +91-11-155370

Delhi Transport Corporation -
Inter State Bus Terminus (ISBT) Kashmiri Gate – Phone No. +91-11-23868836, 23865181
Inter State Bus Terminus (ISBT) Sarai Kale Khan, Phone No. +91-11-24358092
Inter State Bus Terminus (ISBT) Anand Vihar, Phone No. +91-11-2215243

New Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport: +91-124-3376000

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Indian Hospital Fire: Dark Side Of Medical Tourism

Posted on 24 December 2011 in Uncategorized by admin


For foreign “medical tourists” and a tiny fraction of the Indian elite, shining urban hospitals treat patients with the latest in diagnostic and surgical procedures. Multi-room suites and platinum waiting lounges rival five star hotels, or at least European airports, for opulence. But a recent hospital fire that killed 96 patients at Kolkata’s AMRI Hospital shows just how hollow those institutions can be behind the facade, writes the Globe and Mails Stephanie Nolen

The “shocking truth about first world care” is as follows:

The hospital had no working sprinkler system, and no functioning smoke alarms. Staff had no fire training and many members fled when the blaze began in the early hours of the morning.

http://www.globalpost.com/

http://www.kosansh.com/news/indian-hospital-fire-dark-side-medical-tourism-part-two

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Female Hair Transplants – Cosmetic Medical Tourism – in India

Posted on 23 December 2011 in Uncategorized by admin


Female hair transplant in India could be of help to females, who are facing the problem of alopecia but cannot afford hair restoration surgery in their own country. The most common reasons for opting for hair transplant in India are: lower cost of the surgery and no waiting period for the treatment.

The cost of hair replacement surgery for women in India is only a fraction of the price charged for the same procedure in the US or Britain. Experienced doctors, decent medical facilities and low costs of medical treatments have made India the favored medical destination for many foreign patients.

Instruments Used for Hair Transplant Surgery
Causes of Receding Female Hairline

• The reasons for hair loss in women differ vastly from hair loss in men.

• Hormonal imbalances caused by pregnancy, menopause or any other problem can result in hair loss in females.

• Prolonged stress or severe tension may also lead to hair loss in women.

• Certain medical conditions and medications may contribute to the problem of female hair loss.

• Several other factors, such as use of harsh shampoos or hair colors can also initiate this problem.
Female Hair Transplant – An Overview

• Female hair transplantation procedure involves taking tiny groups of hair follicles from an area of the head where there is full permanent hair growth and transferring them to the region of the hair loss.

• Hair loss in women tends to be more diffuse than men. This means that hair in women become thin over most or all of the head. Females do not bald completely; they may have a balding patch in the area of hair partition. In men, the hair loss usually occurs on top of the head, and the back and sides are usually spared.

• Donor hair is usually taken from sides and back in the cases of both men and women.

• In almost all the cases of hair loss, the follicular units taken from the donor area are placed in-between the existing hair over the recipient area. This procedure if not performed carefully may shock the hair close by.

• One can find numerous before and after female hair transplant photos to know about the results.

Gwalior Fort in India
Female Hair Transplant in India – Advantages

Here are a few advantages of opting for hair transplant in India:

• The cost of female hair transplant in India could be as much as 75 percent less than what a patient has to pay in western countries.

• Medical Tourism Co. works with very proficient cosmetic surgeons in India, some of who have trained in foreign universities. The doctors in our network can easily converse in English, and for patients who prefer some other language,a language interpreter is arranged.

• Certified doctors for women hair transplant in India are highly-skilled and experienced when it comes to executing this delicate procedure.

• Doctors in India are well-versed with the modern technologies and latest procedures pertaining to female hair restoration surgeries.

• India is a vast country and has plenty of places for tourists to explore. Patients can take a relaxing break while on a trip for undergoing the procedure for female hair restoration in India.

Figures on hair loss are startling. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, nearly 80 million Americans suffer from hair loss every year. However, the high cost of hair transplant treatment should not keep you from getting back a healthy mop. Medical Tourism Co. can help you find the right hair transplant surgeon, who will restore your hair without upsetting your half-yearly budget.

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Wish kid’s treatment free: Boy undergoes dialysis during vacation

Posted on 23 December 2011 in Uncategorized by admin


Even though he’s on vacation in the Philippines this holiday season, it doesn’t mean Rolfo “Julius” Dogillo doesn’t have to undergo regular dialysis treatments.

The 15-year-old suffers from end-stage renal disease and malignant hypertension.

Dogillo is in the Philippines this week because of Make-A-Wish Foundation of Guam and TakeCare Insurance Company. Last week TakeCare donated $7,500 to fund a trip for Dogillo and his family to the Philippines so he could visit his father, grandparents, cousins and other family members. He is accompanied on the trip by his mother and four younger siblings.

After officials with The Medical City, which is a tertiary care hospital in the Philippines, found out about Dogillo and his trip, they decided to fund his dialysis treatments this week, according to Margaret Bengzon, head of the strategic services group for The Medical City.

Bengzon, who is also Guam Healthcare Development’s chief executive officer and president, said Dogillo is to undergo four treatments while he’s in the Philippines this week.

The Medical City also hosted a small party for Dogillo and his family yesterday.

“We will be looking for other opportunities to connect with and engage with the community,” Bengzon said of Guam.
Thankful

Dogillo said he has been having a lot of fun since arriving in the Philippines on Monday. He’s thankful his wish was granted.

“I’m very happy because they granted my wish, and they gave me a very happy Christmas,” he said while taking a break from yesterday’s party. “I’m very, very happy today because I got the party and my grandma and my relatives are here at the party.”

Dogillo’s mother, Shirly Doctor, yesterday said she was very happy because her son was happy. She said she had met and spoke with Bengzon about the treatment.

“I thanked her for shouldering the cost of Julius’ dialysis,” she said in Tagalog, which was translated by Anne Ruth P. Dela Cruz, corporate communications manager with The Medical City.

The Medical City also has other ties to Guam as its playing a key role in the creation of Guam Regional Medical City, which is to be a privately owned and managed hospital. Guam Regional Medical City is owned by Guam Healthcare Development Inc. and its primary investor is the parent company that owns a Philippine tertiary care hospital, The Medical City, which is accredited by the U.S. Joint Commission.

“Even before we open our doors, we’re really looking to become part of the Guam community,” Bengzon said.

http://www.guampdn.com/article/20111221/NEWS01/112210338

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Medical Tourism in Mexico

Posted on 23 December 2011 in Uncategorized by admin


Medical tourism in Mexico is particularly trendy with men and women from the US and Canada due to the close proximity of the nation.

When visiting one more nation for medical therapy it is essential for the patient to conduct cautious analysis on the top quality and achievement rates of the hospitals and teams they are taking into consideration. Techniques and accepted practices can differ tremendously from place to location.

As properly as the growing costs and decreasing availability of medical services in their property nations, medical tourists are driven by quick access to international travel, the rise of advanced remedies even in creating countries, and the careful attention they receive by governments eager for foreign revenues. These all apply to medical tourism in Mexico as the country’s largest hospital network, Angeles Health International, is located in Tijuana which is just across the US border. The hospital boasts Stanford trained physicians and personal rooms and nurses are supplied.

Several medical tourists come across medical doctors in foreign countries have been trained in the west to standards matching those of their home nations. Individual rooms and a focus on their comfort and private requirements are a different attraction. Some treatments not yet approved in the west can be located in other countries that are now promoting medical tourism. A number of extremely contemporary facilities are getting built in Mexico and other countries to cater to this new demand.

The latest research demonstrate that today’s medical travelers come from Europe, Canada, the United States, the Middle East and Japan. Incomes are rising immediately in oil-rich nations, enabling residents to select exactly where to go for their healthcare. Currently the country of India is the leader in providing medical services for this type of traveler. Exotic locations like are already preferred holiday destinations and so typically patient’s close friends and households will join them on their trip.

Complicated medical treatments like hip-replacements and heart surgeries are performed in escalating numbers. These, as properly as “elective” procedures such as plastic surgery, cosmetic dentistry and liposuction are proving significantly more and alot more preferred.

Some nations have the medical abilities to rival the west, or even surpass it, especially in areas such as stem cell procedures, option cancer treatments and ground breaking several sclerosis therapies. These services can typically be performed at a fraction of the price of property-nation treatments, and they increasingly employ very-skilled and experienced surgeons.

Preferred destinations for medical tourism now include Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Thailand, Malaysia and South Africa. Western nations are now also keen on providing some of these services, which includes: Germany, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Spain. Turkey is also becoming identified for its escalating expertise in cosmetic surgeries.

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UK Studies Healthcare Alzheimers Down’s Syndrome

Posted on 12 July 2011 in Uncategorized by admin


he University of Kentucky Sanders-Brown Center on Aging is looking for two groups of patients to help learn more about Alzheimer’s disease.

One study will examine how a new drug can supplement existing treatment; the other focuses on Down syndrome and Alzheimer’s.

The first study is looking at how the drug Dimebon can help Alzheimer’s patients already taking Aricept.

Because Alzheimer’s is a complex disease, patients sometimes need multiple drugs to address their symptoms, said Dr. Gregory Jicha, assistant professor of neurology at the UK College of Medicine. Aricept is one of the most widely prescribed Alzheimer’s drugs in the country.

Dimebon is thought to improve the mitochondrial function in brain cells, preventing damage. Cell parts called mitochondria are critical to brain function because they are the primary source of cells’ energy.

Aricept appears to enhance the brain’s concentration of acetylcholine, an enzyme crucial to memory and learning, he said.

Jicha said a good candidate for this study would have relatively mild symptoms. “In the early stage of the disease people can understand what the trial means and participate in the decision to help find better medicine and potential cures for Alzheimer’s,” he said.

The UK effort is part of an international project that will evaluate more than 1,000 patients, including at least a dozen at UK.

Another new research project looks at the connection between Down syndrome and Alzheimer’s. The $2.4 million, five-year study will look at how Down syndrome and Alzheimer’s disease may affect a person’s memory and thinking as they get older, said Dr. Elizabeth Head, who will lead the study.

The study will recruit and follow 40 people older than 35 with Down syndrome. In addition, 10 to 12 people with Down syndrome and Alzheimer’s disease will be recruited for a single research session.

The Down syndrome patients without Alzheimer’s will be tested every six months.

Head said the life expectancy of Down syndrome patients has increased dramatically over the years but the services they need as they age have not kept up. “There is really not a whole lot out there for them,” she said. “They are a little underserved.”

At the same time, she said, Down syndrome patients offer a unique opportunity to study Alzheimer’s. The chromosomal abnormality that creates Down syndrome also results in the overproduction of the protein that causes Alzheimer’s.

“They make a protein that causes Alzheimer’s disease. They are making too much of it from birth,” she said.

Most middle-age Down syndrome patients have full-blown Alzheimer’s disease in their brain but not all of them develop dementia, she said. Understanding how they continue to function could be key to helping others with Alzheimer’s, she said.

More than 400,000 people in the United States have Down syndrome. Overall, 50 percent of people with Down syndrome age 55 and older may have Alzheimer’s disease.

Overall, some 5.3 million in the United States have Alzheimer’s. According to the Alzheimer’s Association that number is expected to increase dramatically as the baby boomer generation continues to age.

Jicha said it’s possible if a patient isn’t right for one of these studies, several more are currently underway that might be a better fit.

“We always have a variety of opportunities,” he said. “Every study has a different number demands.”

“We are trying to build an army to fight Alzheimer’s,” he said. “That army doesn’t just include doctors and researchers but battalions of patients willing to pick up these new weapons to join the fight.”

Read more: http://www.kentucky.com/2010/05/17/1267784/uk-studies-to-look-at-alzheimers.html#ixzz1PoNKQIXZ

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A nice tailwind

Posted on 20 June 2011 in Uncategorized by admin


That lack of diversity has hurt DragonWire’s stock, and Allos investors should look at Medivation to see the potential destruction that awaits them if Folotyn fails. Medivation’s Alzheimer’s treatment Dimebon failed to live up to expectations in late-stage trials last month, and shares plummeted from $40 a stub down to around $10 each. That was a failure for Pfizer (NYSE: PFE ) , too, which was licensing the drug from the biotech. Fortunately it still has top treatment Aricept to fall back on, which it markets with Japanese pharmaceutical Eisai.

Medivation isn’t a one-trick pony, but Dimebon was its biggest, best hope. Still it will continue working on developing it along with treatments for prostate cancer, and more than 78% of CAPS members think it has a chance of outperforming the broad market averages. You can tell us on the Medivation CAPS page if you agree with their prognosis.

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New medicine to aid those with diabetes

Posted on 19 January 2011 in Uncategorized by admin


Diabetes, that burdensome and unwanted guest, imposes itself on a host and never leaves. Scientists of various disciplines have paid a lot of attention to this disorder, including those in genetics. Until we find a cure for diabetes we must find a way to treat it.

There are several ways to treat the disorder and the methods depend on if a person has type one or type two diabetes. Type one diabetics must use an insulin hormone that is manufactured in laboratories because their beta cells, located in the pancreas, are unable to produce insulin naturally.

Type two diabetes, which has grown at an alarming rate, is caused by several factors both internal and external. In some cases, beta cells cannot produce enough insulin, especially after meals, and in other case the insulin produced cannot enter a person’s cells. In both cases the result is high blood sugar.

A person’s lifestyle significantly increases the risk of type two diabetes. Physical inactivity, obesity, family history and old age are likely to increase a person’s chances of getting the disorder.

The International Diabetes Federation (IDF) stated that Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries have about 3 million people above the age of 20 with diabetes. They note that there is a similar number of people that are pre-diabetic and that patients do not know they have the disorder until they start showing signs of symptoms.

Diabetics have always complained about the need to use needles and shots to treat their disorder. Meanwhile, researchers are hard at work to find easier, better and more effective ways to deliver medication to those with diabetes. Novo Nordisk a pharmaceutical company established 87 years ago dedicated to treating diabetes introduced a new revolutionary once-a-day drug called Victoza to help improve the lives of those with diabetes.

The drug helps effectively control blood sugar while at the same time helps reduce and control a person’s weight and improves the function of beta cells that produce insulin. The drug can be taken once a day to lower blood sugar levels regardless of when a person eats because the medicine helps boost the body’s ability to release insulin only when it is needed.

Beyond providing patients with an important new way to control diabetes, Victoza also helps them lose weight significantly. This is important because weight gain is a common side effect of some medicines used to treat type two diabetes.

Dr Mohamed El-Shamma, a diabetologist at the American Hospital in Dubai, told Kuwait Times that “we tell patients to lose weight while giving them a medicine that increases their weight. This makes treating diabetes very difficult, but with Victoza it is different.” When asked if children with type two diabetes can use the medication he said that it is only used for those 18 years of age and above.

When asked about the possibility of using Victoza as a weight loss supplement, the Senior Vice President for Marketing at Novo, Jakob Riis said it is too early to talk about using the medicine in such a way because the medicine’s benefits are still being researched.

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Marketing to International Patients Requiring Complex Medical Procedures

Posted on 23 December 2010 in Uncategorized by admin


Being the President of Stackpole & Associates, Irving Stackpole will give a presentation entitled “Motivating the High End Market:Attracting the Most Profitable International Patients” on the 5th of May 2010 at the European Medical Travel Conference in Venice, Italy.

Medical strategies are different from marketing campaigns. Medical Strategies are use to catch the attention of numerous medical tourist that needs complicated medication while marketing campaigns are intended for casual international health and wellness traveler.

The psychological profiles of international patients seeking medical procedures that are complex require marketing plans featuring competent, confidence building messages rather than the “fun in the sun” campaigns designed for medical travelers seeking low acuity treatments. Understanding the different between these two market segments is vital to achieving success in the medical tourism industry.

There are differences in motivational factors among individuals having an orthopedic or cardiac procedure compare to someone having a minor cosmetic on dental medication. Understanding their differences is essential for marketing campaign creations that will catch the attention of numerous health travelers.

More and more countries are now placing vast priority on medical tourism as their identify the importance to the industry. Competition on attracting international patients that needs serious medical treatment is

As more and more countries identify medical tourism as a national priority, competition for international patients who require complex care are a ripe target in that they purchase high cost, high margin medical care as well as staying in country for an extended period of time. These types of international visitors are a substantial value added to the local economy and are going to be the focus of more and better targeted marketing efforts, Marketing tips and other helpful hints will be provided as part of Mr. Stackpole’s presentation to help organizations secure the types of clients they seek.

Established in 1991, Stackpole & Associates provides marketing, market research, and business development solutions for providers, consumers, and customers in healthcare, senior living and human services. For the medical tourism industry, Stackpole & Associates can help businesses identify prospective clients globally with a focus on the US, UK and Canada, and then ensure that the products and services offered to those customers carry the right message in the right way. The company is an active member of the Medical Tourism Association.

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U.S.-Canadian Team Near Cancun Conducting Surgery Trips for Medical Tourists

Posted on 20 December 2010 in Uncategorized by admin


Launched by an American-Canadian team living and working in Merida – near Cancun – Medical Traveler Yucatan (MTY) www.medicaltraveleryucatan.com provides all-inclusive organizing of medical procedures and medical tourism trip services for their fellow countrymen. Surgery is scheduled in a timely fashion at a world-class hospital and at substantial savings. The MTY team coordinates and oversees all hospital and medical surgery trip details in person. Unique in its approach, the U.S.-Canadian team meets patients at the airport and accompanies them throughout their medical stay.

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