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Medical Tourism In India: Is It Worth Trying?
As a result, the foreign patients arrival is growing at 40 per cent plus rate annually and the sector is expected to touch USD two billion by 2012, as per a McKinsey survey.When US citizen Kathleen Dodds (42) was diagnosed with a fibroid tumour last year, she found herself in a bind as she was not insured and the cost of surgery was very high -- USD 30,000. Kathleen found an affordable solution thousands of miles away in India. Dodds flew out to a Hospital in Delhi, where she had a successful hysterectomy just for USD 9,000, including round-trip airfare and hospital stay. "I was treated with more care and attention than I had ever experienced in the US that was also without much strain on my pocket," she said. Besides low treatment cost, availability of world-class hospitals with latest technology and highly-skilled doctors are contributing to more foreigners visiting the country for treatment. Over 100 top private hospitals are catering to the medical needs of such patients, including complicated operations like hip replacements surgery, knee replacement, heart surgery (elective), plastic surgery, cosmetic surgery and eye surgery and even dental care.It would be a naive who would underestimate the quality of treatment at the hospitals , undertaken by the best doctors in India.It is worth the effort that the patient makes flying half way around the globe to India with or without a companion, spend a few days at the hospital for the procedure he came for and then spending some days visiting the exotic locations that India has to offer. All this and more at a fraction of the cost that he would pay in his home country and that too without any waiting. It is boom to individuals who are not insured owing to the high cost of insurance in the western world. Article Directory: http://www.articledashboard.com Medical tourism in India, is really worth a million. To know more about medical facilities in India visit www.greatmedcorp.com |
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