India’s Hospitals and International Standards of Care Sporting a reputation for health services from highly trained medical professionals at extremely low costs, it’s little wonder that over 150,000 medical tourists flocked to India in 2009, a figure that rises by 15% each year. Western medical tourists are particularly drawn to India for the high-level English in the medical profession and to avoid waiting lists in home countries. State-of-the-art medical equipment, modern hospitals, board-certified surgeons and world-class standards of nursing set India on par with other Asian medical destinations such as Thailand and Singapore. Savings are incredibly attractive, with most procedures often amounting to just 1/5 of the costs in Western nations such as the UK or the US. Sporting a reputation for health services from highly trained medical professionals at extremely low costs, it’s little wonder that over 150,000 medical tourists flocked to India in 2009, a figure that rises by 15% each year. Western medical tourists are particularly drawn to India for the high-level English in the medical profession and to avoid waiting lists in home countries. State-of-the-art medical equipment, modern hospitals, board-certified surgeons and world-class standards of nursing set India on par with other Asian medical destinations such as Thailand and Singapore. Savings are incredibly attractive, with most procedures often amounting to just 1/5 of the costs in Western nations such as the UK or the US. jordanians-luxury.net
Posted on: Thu, 27 Jun 2013 06:36:23 +0000
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