Quality medical treatment overseas - let us be your guide
Global Health Travel Blog
Isn't it strange how the Australian public health system seems to regard teeth as an optional extra? Medicare doesn't cover even basic dentistry except for concession card holders...and these often face waiting periods of up to two years for treatment. Anyone would think teeth were a...
The internet has made it possible for anyone to organise their own overseas travel, and medical tourism is no exception. But when it comes to arranging medical treatment overseas, is it a good idea to do everything yourself?
In a recent survey of people who've travelled overseas for...
Medical tourism is a worldwide industry: patients seeking quality medical care can find it everywhere from Hungary to Costa Rica.
But much of the growth in medical tourism in recent years has been in Asia - both the Indian subcontinent, and in South East Asian countries like Thailand, Malaysia,...
When Australians think about medical tourism, they're most often thinking about cosmetic surgery. While medical tourism isn't just about cosmetic surgery, having cosmetic surgery overseas has received quite a bit of recent media coverage in Australia.
Medical tourism is a fast-growing industry in Australia, and has been the topic of a lot of media stories lately. Media exposure is mostly a good thing for the industry - it educates people about an option they might not have been aware of, having high-quality medical treatment overseas at an...
