The Medical Tourism
Association has been featured in the following
articles:
Khaleej Times
July 2008
"Medical Tourism to Get Fillip" -
Asma Ali Zain
The Heartland Institute
July 2008
"New Study Sparks Debate on Medical
Travel" - Aricka Flowers
HealthLeaders
July 2008
"What's the Word?" - Rick Johnson
Washington Post
July 2008
"Doing Your Homework" - Suz
Redfearn
Benefit News
June 2008
"' Medical Tourism' Emerging as Unique
Benefit"
Private Healthcare News
June 2008
"Healthcare Star Shines Brightly"
San Francisco Chronicle
May 2008
"More Who Need Major Surgery are Leaving
US. Overseas treatments sometimes
carry extra risks, but can came at
fraction of the expense." - Victoria
Colliver
AME Info - United Arab Emirates
April 2008
"Mid East can capitalise on lucrative
global medical tourism market."
Khaleej Times
April 2008
"ME to become top medical tourism
destination."
Pacific Business News
March 2008
"Medical Tourism Finds Hawaii
Connection." - Linda Chiem
Florida Health News
March 2008
"Florida-Based Magazine Aims to Make
Medical Tourism Safer" - Nancy McVicar
Businessweek
March 2008
"Outsourcing the Patients" - Bruce
Einhorn
Kaiser Network
March 2008
"Florida-Based Magazine Aims to Make
Medical Tourism Safer" - Nancy McVicar
HealthLeaders Interstudy
March 2008
"Employers Eye Medical Toursim as Cost
Relief"
Employee Benefit Adviser
March 2008
"The money and interest are there, but
will employers and patients follow?" -
Molly Bernhart
Florida Health News
March 2008
"Florida-Based Magazine Aims to Make
Medical Tourism Safer" - Nancy McVicar
The New York Times
February 2008
"More Fun than Root Canals? It's
the Dental Vacation." - Camille Sweeney
Managed Healthcare Executive Magazine
February 2008
"President of Medical Tourism
Association Featured as a Visionary in
US Healthcare." Tracey Walker
Globe and Mail - Canada
January 2008
"Sun, Sand and Surgery" - Dave McGinn
NPR
January 2008
"Employers, Insurers Consider Overseas
Healthcare" - Greg Allen
Memphis Business Journal
December 2007
"Medical Tourism: Tummy tucks and
swanky vacations go hand in hand." -
Toby Sells
Iran Daily - Panorama
November 2007
"MTA Launching Magazine"
Rough Notes
November 2007
"Medical Tourism - Employers can save
significant healthcare dollars by having
employees seek overseas options" -
Michael J. Moody, MBA, ARM
Entrepreneur.com
October 2007
"Healthy Travels - Thing Going Abroad for
Cheaper Medical Procedures is Scary? These
Businesses are Here to Help." - Geoff Williams
Employee Benefit Adviser
October 2007
"Adviser interest in medical tourism likely to
grow as industry strengthens." - Molly Bernhart
Miami Herald
September 2007
"Seeking Healthcare Abroad" - John
Dorschner
Kiplinger's
September 2007
"Adventures in Travel - Americans Head Overseas
for Five Star Care at Motel 6 Prices." - Jessica
L. Anderson
Modern Healthcare
September 2007
"International Ambitions - Group Wants to Assist
Patients Seeking Care Overseas." - Shawn Rhea
South Florida Sun Sentinel
September 2007
"Uninsured Americans traveling to Panama
for health care." - Doreen Hemlock
National Underwriter
August 2007
"Florida Broker Helps Form Medical
Tourism Group"
Healthcare Finance News
August 2007
"Medical Tourism Trade Group Forms" -
Molly Merrill
VIDEOS
Renee Marie Stephano:
Medical Tourism Association
What is "medical tourism" and
is it tied to the healthcare crisis in the
United States? The General Counsel for the
Medical Tourism Association and the
Editor-in-Chief of Medical Tourism Magazine
talks with icyou about these questions.
Renee Marie
Stephano: Medical Tourism Association
How can people evaluate quality and safety in
medical treatments abroad? The Editor-in-Chief
of Medical Tourism Magazine and General Counsel
for the Medical Tourism Association talks about
this with icyou.com
Maggi Grace:
Experience with Medical Tourism
Author Maggi Grace discusses her experiences
with medical tourism. Her book, State of the
Heart: A Medical Tourist's True Story of
Lifesaving Surgery in India, tells the story of
Maggie Grace and Howard Staab who faced a
$200,000 medical bill to fix Staab's heart
valve. Instead of choosing local care, they flew
to India for surgery.
Brad Cook:
Hospital Clinica Biblica
With "medical tourism" receiving more notice
from Americans, how are countries around the
world trying to entice new patients? The
International Office Administrator for Hospital
Clinica Biblica provides one perspective.
