BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.--October 13, 2011--Global Health Voyager, Inc. (OTCBB: GLHV), a full-service web-based medical tourism company, today announced a partnership withAssaf Harofeh Medical Center, an 800-bed facility and one of the largest hospitals in Israel offering traditional western medicine and a comprehensive range of medical-surgical services. “Israel is a highly sought-after

Editor's Note: Part One of our interview with J. Kevin A. McKechnie that ran in our last issue prompted Tim Morales, President of Costa Rican Medical Care, to pen the following response regarding the history of HSAs in medical travel. We thank Mr. Morales for taking the time to write

Patients Beyond Borders author now featured contributor on top sites Chapel Hill, NC ?With interest in global healthcare and healthcare reform continuing unabated, medical tourism has become a popular topic across the blogosphere. The AARP Personal Health Blog and Peter Greenberg are among the popular, influential sites currently featuring posts

IPMI Magazine Travel Insurance, Private Medical and Health Insurance News LONDON — While health care costs are projected to increase at a lower rate in 2012 compared to 2011, the average cost per employee will surpass the $10,000 mark for the first time next year, according to Aon Hewitt,

The Monitor — Sara Rodriguez couldn’t stop wringing her hands as she sat at a dentist office, waiting to return to the United States. Two of her family members had had close calls with organized crime members in Mexico. She didn’t want to be here, but she had no other

(Reuters) - More western Europeans are going abroad for cheaper medical treatment, with France and Germany among the top destinations, and cheaper places, such as Poland and Bulgaria, well-placed to develop medical tourism industries, a report on Friday showed.  A study by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) found that France tops

LONDON, Oct. 4, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- A recent survey conducted by Ipsos Reid to gauge American women's attitudes towards In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) has found that 74% would travel outside the US for treatment if success rates were higher and if there were more affordable IVF treatments elsewhere. The trend