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    Haren JoshiHaren JoshiM.S.,F.R.C.S.;F.A.C.S.(usa)

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    Why me?

    Vascular Surgery34 years (USA)

    Gujarat Government

    Medical tourism Policy

    My wife is

    Ophthalmologist

    She hadcataractsurgeryhere last

    week.

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    History of Medical Tourism

    Thousands of years old. In ancient Greece, patients came from all over the

    Mediterranean

    In Roman Britain, patients took the waters at a shrine at

    Bath, a practice that continued for 2,000 years. From the 18th century wealthy Europeans traveled to

    spas from Germany to the Nile.

    In the 21st century, relatively

    low-cost jet travel has takenthe industry beyond thewealthy and desperate.

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    Health Tourism India

    Developing concept People from world over visit India for their

    medical and relaxation needs

    Heart surgery, knee transplant, cosmeticsurgery and dental care

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    Medical Tourism

    A recent study by the New York-based consulting firm, McKinsey,

    found that medical tourism couldbring over $2 billion a year to Indiaby 2012.

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    Favourable destination

    MedicalTourism

    TechnologyTechnologyInfra structureInfra structure

    BestBestHospitalHospitalfacilitiesfacilities

    FavourableFavourableTouristTourist

    DestinationDestination

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    Why is India?

    Excel in Cardiology

    Cardiothoracic surgery Joint replacement Orthopedic surgery

    Gastroenterology Ophthalmology Transplants

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    India Shining

    India has the potential to attract 1

    million tourists per annum, whichcould contribute up to US$ 5 billion tothe economy.

    (CII :August 16, 2004)

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    Medical Out sourcing

    A new area of "medical outsourcing," Subcontractors provide services to

    the overburdened medical caresystems in western countries.

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    Cause for attraction

    United StatesAt a quarter or sometimes even a 10th of the cost at

    home

    CanadaFrustrated by long waiting times

    Great BritainCan't wait for National Health ServiceCan't afford to private practice

    For othersA chance to combine a tropical vacation with elective

    or plastic surgery.

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    Medical tourism-Other countries

    Singapore

    Hong Kong

    South Africa Malaysia

    Argentina

    Greece

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    Medical tourism60 minutes

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    20/20 USA TV

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    How to do it

    Essential to establish

    Indian healthcare brand

    SafetyTrust

    Excellence

    (CII )

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    What to do?

    India wants more medical tourism,but needs to prove credibility first

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    We offer a well-equipped facility forthe complete examination, diagnosis,and treatment of all ocular diseasesin both pediatric and adult patients.

    Eye care in India

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    What do you need to do?

    Attached with MajorCorporate Hospital

    JCAH certified facility

    Attractive package

    Smooth process

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    Hospital seeking medical tourism

    Ayurvedagram, Bangalore Apollo Hospitals Group, New Delhi

    Apollo Hospitals Group, Chennai

    E.C.P Therapy, Ludhiana

    Manipal Hospital Group, Bangalore

    Manipal Heart Foundation, Bangalore New Look Laser Clinic, New Delhi

    Tushita Meditation Centre, Dharamshala

    Shroff Eye Hospital, Mumbai

    Vipassana Research Institute, Igatpuri

    Wockhardt Hospitals, Mumba Wockhardt Hospitals, Kolkatt

    Wockhardt Hospitals, Hyderabad

    Yog Ganga Center for Yoga Studies,Dehradun

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    Hospitals

    Hospitals- AIIMS- Apollo Hospital

    - B.M.Birla Heart Research Centre- Christian Medical College- Tata Memorial Hospital

    - Apollo Cancer Hospital- Indraprastha Medical Corporation- Institute Cardiovascular Diseases

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    What is the procedure?

    STEP 1 : You need to send us yourquery along with specific details.

    STEP 2 :We identify a suitable

    doctor and hospitals based on yourquery.

    STEP 3 : Doctors get back to you

    with their suggestions and how toproceed further.

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    What is the procedure?

    STEP 4 :We finalize on which treatmentto follow and how to go about it.

    STEP 5:W

    e give you the options such aswhere to stay pre-hospitalization andpost-hospitalization.

    STEP 6 : You finalize details and makeadvance payment

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    Procedure to Follow

    STEP 7 : Arrival in India.

    STEP 8 :We arrange Airport pick-up

    and hotel check-in. We also arrangetranslator if required.

    STEP 9 :We arrange your meetings

    with the requisite doctors.

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    Apollo system

    The largest of the estimated half-dozenmedical corporations in India servingmedical tourists is Apollo HospitalEnterprises, which treated an estimated

    60,000 patients between 2001 and spring2004. It is Apollo that is aggressivelymoving into medical outsourcing. Apolloalready provides overnight computerservices for U.S. insurance companies

    and hospitals as well as working with bigpharmaceutical corporations with drugtrials

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    The downsides!

    Government and basic medical insurance,and sometimes extended medicalinsurance, often does not pay for themedical procedure, meaning the patienthas to pay cash.

    There is little follow-up care. The patientusually is in hospital for only a few days,and then goes on the vacation portion ofthe trip or returns home. Complications,

    side-effects and post-operative care arethen the responsibility of the medical caresystem in the patients' home country.

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    Downside of Medical Tourism

    Most of the countries that offermedical tourism have weakmalpractice laws, so the patient haslittle recourse to local courts ormedical boards if something goeswrong.

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