Saudi German Hospital Dubai becomes the first hospital in the Middle East to achieve international medical tourism certification from the Medical Travel Quality Alliance.
“After a satisfactory review of the hospital’s non-clinical operations and processes for care and services to international patients, we are pleased to certify Saudi German Hospital Dubai for quality in medical tourism,” announced Julie Munro, President of MTQUA. Read more…
Lemen International in Shanghai, a leader in China medical tourism, has become the first to certify its care and services in medical tourism for elite Chinese medical travelers.
Lemen International is a leading global group of companies focusing on providing health management and personalized travel for a distinguished clientele around the world. The company’s Asian headquarters, Shanghai Lemen Health Management Co. Ltd. was recently awarded medical tourism certification Read more…
Lemen Int’l is a leading global group of companies focusing on providing health management and personalized travel for distinguished clients around the world. From its early headquarters in Munich, Germany, Lemen Int’l now operates in countries including the United States, Switzerland, France, Finland, Denmark, Czech Republic, South Africa, Cuba, and South Korea.
In 2004, Lemen Int’l set up its Asia headquarters in Shanghai. Within ten years, it has branched out to cities including Beijing, Guangzhou, Changsha, Read more…
Saudi German Hospital Dubai becomes the first hospital in the Middle East to achieve international medical tourism certification from the Medical Travel Quality Alliance.
“After a satisfactory review of the hospital’s non-clinical operations and processes for care and services to international patients, we are pleased to certify Saudi German Hospital Dubai for quality in medical tourism,” announced Julie Munro, President of MTQUA. Read more…
First time in the world new arterial technique gives fresh lease of life to inoperable patient with 17 blocks.
In a revolutionary surgery conducted by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s heart surgeon Dr. Ramakant Panda, a 58-year-old patient got a new lease of life from a fatal heart condition after 12 separate bypass grafts were created for blood to flow smoothly from and into the heart.
Dr. Panda, who had earlier operated a patient with record breaking 10 grafts, has broken his own record by successfully operating this high risk case. Read more…
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