This Week in Medical Travel Today…

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Greetings, It's natural at the end of the year to reflect on all that's occurred in the past twelve months. Without a doubt, the medical travel industry gave us plenty to consider in 2011. Fortunately, the good news over the past year, including broader acceptance of medical travel among consumers

Nicole Serfontein, Towers Watson, Part One

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Medical Travel Today (MTT):  Tell us about yourself and your experience with medical travel. Nicole Serfontein (NS): I’m South African and after practicing law and consulting in the private health sector, I spent a few years in the U.K., where I reviewed health systems and the delivery

Indian Hospital fire: Dark Side of Medical Tourism

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If even one of India's shining new hospitals for the elite can be ravaged by fire, what can we expect from the crumbling government institutions for the poor? Globalpost.com—For foreign "medical tourists" and a tiny fraction of the Indian elite, shining urban hospitals treat patients with the latest in diagnostic

Matthew Hunt Appointed Managing Director, Health Services, Aetna International

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Appointment underscores Aetna’s commitment to improve health outcomes and reduce overall cost in the global markets in which Aetna operates  BUSINESS WIRE--Aetna (NYSE: AET), a leading global diversified healthcare benefits company, announced today that Matthew Hunt has been appointed managing director, Health Services, of Aetna International. In this role, Hunt will

This Week in Medical Travel Today…

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Volume 5, Issue 25 by Amanda Haar, Editor   Greetings, As the year winds down, it's natural to assume that business will, too. But nothing could be further from the truth in medical travel. Just last week, Pepsi Co. — the world's second largest food and beverage company

Rajesh Rao, IndUShealth, PART TWO

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Editor's Note: Based in Raleigh, N.C., IndUShealth recently released a patient experience study. Using data gathered over the past five years, the study highlights key aspects of the care experience and the motivations of the American retail and corporate patients that the company has coordinated care for at a network