Medical tourism is defined as the concept of traveling to a destination away from home for obtaining medical care.

Due to various reasons, such as better accessibility, lower cost, reduced wait time, etc.,

 Contact to medical tourism provider Patient has to provide a medical report It including the nature of ailment, local doctors opinion,

medical history, and diagnosis, and may request additional information. Certified medical doctors or consultants then advise on the medical treatment. Approximate expenditure. Choice of hospitals and tourist destinations, and duration of stay, etc.

 The high cost of health care Long wait times for certain procedures The ease and affordability of international travel Improvements in both technology and standards of care in

many countries.

 India is quickly becoming a hub for medical tourists

seeking quality healthcare at an affordable cost. Nearly 45,00,000 foreigners sought medical treatment in India last year with Singapore not too far behind and Thailand in the lead with over a million medical tourists. The medical treatment package price in India is 35% to 40% lesser than the treatment cost in USA or Thailand. The cost of medical services in India is almost 30% lower to that in Western countries and the cheapest in South-east Asia.

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 High Quality World Class Medical Care 3 Affiliate Hospitals are JCI Acredited - The U.S Gold

Standard for Tertiary care Economical and Affordable Pricing Use of World Class Implants and Consumables Zero Wait Times for Surgeries Fluent English Speaking hospital staff.

Because of the increasing rate of medical tourism, Indian government should encourage it in order to increase the revenue.