Professor Felice Eugenio Agro, Chief of Health Strategy & Business Development, The University Hospital Campus Bio – Medico of Rome   Medical Travel Today (MTT): What is your professional background and involvement in medical travel? Professor Felice Eugenio Agro (FA): The University Hospital Campus Bio – Medico of Rome

Part One of our interview with Zachary Rozga was featured in Issue 22 of Medical Travel Today and can be accessed via this link.   Medical Travel Today (MTT):  What are some of the other key issues that you are reviewing? ZR:  Right now, we doing some general investigation: 

  Part One of our interview with Tracy Hahn Simons was featured in Issue 22 and can be viewed here.   Medical Travel Today (MTT): How are you currently marketing Global Protective Solutionssm? Tracy Simons (TS): It's actually a 1-2 approach. Most facilitators require patients to buy this insurance

            Medical Travel Today (MTT):  Why you are interested in medical travel as a form of sustainable tourism? Zachary Rozga (ZR):  I am currently engaged with the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) as a Tourism Expert. The Inter-American Development Bank is like the World Bank,

Editor's Note: Based in Columbia, SC, Custom Assurance Placements (CAP) is a specialty lines insurance broker - similar to insurance brokers ontario. In addition to traditional policies, CAP has developed several policies designed to meet the unique needs of medical travelers, providers, and facilitators. CAP president

MTT:  We hear a lot about employers adopting domestic medical travel vs. international. Do you see a reason why they wouldn’t make the move to international? JKM:  I don’t see any kind of regulatory impediment, and I don’t see a structural impediment. What I do see is a liability

Medical Travel Today (MTT): How long has CBG been offering medical travel products? David Monteiro (DM): Compass Benefits Group has been in business since 2004. Since that time, we've been offering insurance solutions to international travelers. A little over a year ago we expanded our offering to

Editor's Note: While Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) aren't exactly new, not everyone in the medical travel industry is familiar with how they work. In order to assist with reader understanding of the implications of our conversation with J. Kevin McKechnie, executive director of the American Bankers Insurance Association and director

Editor's Note: We're pleased to present the conclusion of our interview with Gregory Ciottone. To view Part I, click here. Medical Travel Today (MTT): Why do you think that U.S. employers are still so reticent to adopt an international medical travel benefit? Gregory Ciottone (GC): I’m not sure they

SPOTLIGHT: Gregory Ciottone, MD, FACEP, Chief Medical Officer, American Hospital Management Company, Part One Medical Travel Today (MTT): You are a physician as well as an assistant professor at Harvard Medical School… so how did you get involved with international hospital management? Gregory Ciottone (GC): Upon graduation and after