Category: Medical tourism

Rising demand for quality healthcare services and increasing disposable income of the population are expected to drive the demand for Singapore medical tourism market during the forecast period.

According to TechSci Research report, “Singapore Medical Tourism Market By Type (Inbound vs Outbound) By Services (Orthopedic Surgery, Cardiac Surgery, Cancer Treatment, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Cosmetic Surgery, Others), By Region, Forecast & Opportunity) Report, 2026 “, the Singapore medical tourism market is expected to experience steady growth during the forecast period, 2022-2026. Medical tourism is defined as a planned trip across borders to benefit from a medical treatment, which may or may not be available in the patient’s home country. Patients prefer countries that provide quality medical treatment at affordable rates. Singapore’s health system has established international service centers to patients to provide medical tourist assistance to international patients.

They work with hospitals and provide information such as hospital pricing to patients and coordinate appointments with health specialists. Singapore is expanding the healthcare system by opening new hospitals and setting up facilities to reach other countries, encouraging them to avail medical tourism facilities. Patients prefer to take advantage of Singapore healthcare facilities for complex treatment in the fields of oncology, neurology, ophthalmology, organ transplants and stem cell transplants, among others. The availability of healthcare systems along with the support and assistance from the local tourism department and leading market authorities are expected to drive the growth of the market over the next five years.

The COVID-19 epidemic across the world, declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization, has had a negative impact on several countries. Major authorities in Singapore have imposed lockdown restrictions and issued a set of precautionary measures to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus. Patients affected by the coronavirus began to suffer from shortness of breath, coughing and sneezing. Due to the temporary ban on international travel around the world, patients could not travel abroad for medical treatment and had to resort to health facilities in their own country.

Hospitals were overloaded with coronavirus patients and all resources were spent on treating coronavirus patients. Medical tourism has been hit hard during this period and is expected to accelerate after the easing on international travel is lifted. The availability of rapid means of transport to take the patient to the desired location, as well as the presence of attractive tourist destinations around health facilities, such as shopping malls, amusement parks, food centers, among others , are expected to boost the medical tourism industry during the forecast period. .

However, lengthy reimbursement processes and difficulties encountered during international travel, such as VISA approval issues, language barrier, unavailability of documents, may hamper the growth of the medical tourism market over the course of the year. the forecast period.

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Singapore medical tourism market is segmented into type, services, regional distribution, and enterprise. Depending on the type, the market can be divided into entering and exiting. The inbound segment is expected to represent a significant market share during the forecast period, 2022-2026, owing to the high-end investments for the development of healthcare facilities by the major authorities and market players. Presence of easy regulations to invite patients from other countries is expected to influence the demand of the medical tourism industry during the forecast period.

Mount Elizabeth Hospital, National University Hospital, Raffles Hospital (Raffles Medical Group), National Cancer Center, National Heart Center Singapore, National Dental Center, Singapore General Hospital, Changi General Hospital, Gleneagles Hospital, National Skin Center, Johns Hopkins Singapore International Medical Center , Tan Tock Seng Hospital and Farrer Park Hospital are the major players operating in the medical tourism market in Singapore. Manufacturers are increasingly focusing on research and development processes to fuel higher market growth. To meet changing customer demand for efficiency and sustainability, several medical tourism manufacturers are offering their offerings at the cutting edge of technology.

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“The high-end healthcare spending and the huge allocation of funds for research and development activities for the technological advancement of the existing healthcare system is expected to pave the way for the growth of the medical tourism market. The use of advanced technologies to provide quality treatment with high precision, in addition to the presence of a plethora of health facilities covered by insurance, which further facilitates cashless transactions, is expected to accelerate the growth of the market. medical tourism market during the forecast period. Supporting government policies and adoption of attractive marketing strategies by market players for the expansion of the healthcare system and fueling the growth of the medical tourism industry through 2026 ”, said Mr. Karan Chechi , Research Director at TechSci Research, a global research-based management company. consulting firm.

“Singapore Medical Tourism Market By Type (Inbound vs Outbound) By Service (Orthopedic Surgery, Cardiac Surgery, Cancer Treatment, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Cosmetic Surgery, Others), By Region, Business Forecast and Opportunity, 2026” Assessed the future growth potential of the Singapore medical tourism market and provided statistics and information on the market size, share, structure and future growth. The report aims to provide cutting edge market insights and help policymakers make sound investment decisions. In addition, the report also identifies and analyzes emerging trends as well as key drivers, challenges and opportunities in the Singapore medical tourism market.

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BANGKOK – As the Thai government plans to reopen the country to foreign tourists as part of its learning-to-live strategy with COVID, Thai companies aim to offer COVID-related services as well as boost tourism medical.

The upscale international hospital in Bumrungrad has launched its first COVID-19 recovery clinic, offering all COVID solutions to wealthy Thais and foreigners, as the government prepares to reopen the country around November.

“The COVID-19 recovery unit is a medical center for people whose lives are affected by COVID,” Artirat Charukitpipat, director general of the hospital, said last Wednesday. The Bumrungrad unit provides care for infected patients and also treats people with “long COVID” symptoms such as lung problems.

The hospital provides treatment for outpatients and inpatients, including quarantine, intensive care and telemedicine for patients in home isolation. The hospital also offers rehabilitation services to patients with symptoms of COVID long to help them regain their strength and fully recover.

Bangkok Dusit Medical Services, Thailand’s largest private healthcare group, also offers a high-end alternative quarantine center in the heart of Bangkok. From October 1, it offers quarantine packages of seven, 10 or 14 days, depending on the traveler’s vaccination status.

Other leading hospitals in Bangkok and major cities across the country have launched similar services to meet growing demand as the country opens up to tourists and foreign investors.

This is in line with the government’s goal of promoting Thai medical tourism as part of its drive to position Thailand as the medical hub of ASEAN, providing high quality medical services at competitive prices.

“We have great potential – with medical professionals and unique Thai hospitality – to be ready to be the medical hub,” a senior official from the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) told Nikkei Asia.

Currently, Thailand has 64 hospitals that meet the accreditation standards of the International Joint Commission, the highest number in ASEAN and the fourth in the world, making the country ready to take advantage of medical tourism.

The kingdom earned 59.8 billion baht ($ 1.8 billion) in 2019 before it was hit by the pandemic. This accounted for 3% of all foreign tourism revenue and was growing at around 3.5% per year, mainly serving customers from America, Europe and the Middle East.

No medical tourism income was reported in 2020-2021 as the market plunged, largely due to the lockdown. However, the Tourism Authority of Thailand remains confident in the country’s potential for medical tourism, implementing a proactive promotion plan and targeting 5% revenue growth in 2022.

This is in line with global trends – the global medical tourism industry is expected to be worth around $ 808 billion in 2021, with a growth rate of up to 7.5% per year, according to Global Wellness Economy Monitor 2017. This has left the place for Thailand to capitalize on, especially at a time when the pandemic offers new business opportunities.

With 27.7% of the total population now fully vaccinated in two injections, the government aims to reopen the country by enforcing a “living with COVID” policy. Not only are hospitals and medical companies launching services to capitalize on the strategy, but mobile operators and other businesses are also gearing up for the country to open up.

Companies in particular are offering COVID-related services to those who cannot afford expensive luxury care in high-end hospitals at a time when the need for COVID treatment could potentially increase again after borders reopen.

This would help provide medication and appropriate treatment for patients who wish to practice home isolation and help reduce bed occupancies in public hospitals if new cases of COVID rise again when the country reopens for foreign tourists.

Advance Info Service (AIS), the country’s largest mobile operator, has partnered with hospital chains and medical startups to provide free telemedicine services. The company also allows customers to use their payment points to get discounts when purchasing COVID-19 drugs and insurance.

“After living with COVID for about two years, we have found that Thais are more interested in their health and want to protect themselves from COVID,” said Bussaya Satirapipatkul, head of customer management and services at AIS.

BANGKOK – As the Thai government plans to reopen the country to foreign tourists as part of its learning-to-live strategy with COVID, Thai companies aim to offer COVID-related services as well as boost tourism medical.

The upscale international hospital in Bumrungrad has launched its first COVID-19 recovery clinic, offering all COVID solutions to wealthy Thais and foreigners, as the government prepares to reopen the country around November.

“The COVID-19 recovery unit is a medical center for people whose lives are affected by COVID,” Artirat Charukitpipat, director general of the hospital, said last Wednesday. The Bumrungrad unit provides care for infected patients and also treats people with “long COVID” symptoms such as lung problems.

The hospital provides treatment for outpatients and inpatients, including quarantine, intensive care and telemedicine for patients in home isolation. The hospital also offers rehabilitation services to patients with symptoms of COVID long to help them regain their strength and fully recover.

Bangkok Dusit Medical Services, Thailand’s largest private healthcare group, also offers a high-end alternative quarantine center in the heart of Bangkok. From October 1, it offers quarantine packages of seven, 10 or 14 days, depending on the traveler’s vaccination status.

Other leading hospitals in Bangkok and major cities across the country have launched similar services to meet growing demand as the country opens up to tourists and foreign investors.

This is in line with the government’s goal of promoting Thai medical tourism as part of its drive to position Thailand as the medical hub of ASEAN, providing high quality medical services at competitive prices.

“We have great potential – with medical professionals and unique Thai hospitality – to be ready to be the medical hub,” a senior official from the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) told Nikkei Asia.

Currently, Thailand has 64 hospitals that meet the accreditation standards of the International Joint Commission, the highest number in ASEAN and the fourth in the world, making the country ready to take advantage of medical tourism.

The kingdom earned 59.8 billion baht ($ 1.8 billion) in 2019 before it was hit by the pandemic. This accounted for 3% of all foreign tourism revenue and was growing at around 3.5% per year, mainly serving customers from America, Europe and the Middle East.

No medical tourism income was reported in 2020-2021 as the market plunged, largely due to the lockdown. However, the Tourism Authority of Thailand remains confident in the country’s potential for medical tourism, implementing a proactive promotion plan and targeting 5% revenue growth in 2022.

This is in line with global trends – the global medical tourism industry is expected to be worth around $ 808 billion in 2021, with a growth rate of up to 7.5% per year, according to Global Wellness Economy Monitor 2017. This has left the place for Thailand to capitalize on, especially at a time when the pandemic offers new business opportunities.

With 27.7% of the total population now fully vaccinated in two injections, the government aims to reopen the country by enforcing a “living with COVID” policy. Not only are hospitals and medical companies launching services to capitalize on the strategy, but mobile operators and other businesses are also gearing up for the country to open up.

Companies in particular are offering COVID-related services to those who cannot afford expensive luxury care in high-end hospitals at a time when the need for COVID treatment could potentially increase again after borders reopen.

This would help provide medication and appropriate treatment for patients who wish to practice home isolation and help reduce bed occupancies in public hospitals if new cases of COVID rise again when the country reopens for foreign tourists.

Advance Info Service (AIS), the country’s largest mobile operator, has partnered with hospital chains and medical startups to provide free telemedicine services. The company also allows customers to use their payment points to get discounts when purchasing COVID-19 drugs and insurance.

“After living with COVID for about two years, we have found that Thais are more interested in their health and want to protect themselves from COVID,” said Bussaya Satirapipatkul, head of customer management and services at AIS.

(ProNewsReport Editorial): – Delhi, India, October 5, 2021 (Issuewire.com) – Medical tourism is a thriving industry in India. India’s medical tourism sector is expected to be worth $ 5-6 billion by mid-2022. In 2017, around 495,056 people traveled to India for medical treatment. There are many companies working hard to promote medical tourism in India and Make A Health Trip is one of them. In 2019, the majority of medical tourists to India were from Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Africa and the ASACR region, according to research from the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and industry and Ernst & Young. Medical tourists also visit India in large numbers from Australia, Canada, China, Russia, Britain and the United States. The title of Indian capital of health was obtained for Chennai.

SCOPE OF MEDICAL TOURISM IN INDIA

There is a lot of optimism in health tourism. Ayurveda, Yoga, Panchakarma, Rejuvenation Therapy, and other Indian medicinal systems are among the oldest methods of medical treatment in the world. India can provide world-class medical and health services at a reasonable cost. South India, especially Kerala, has created health tourism as one of its tourism marketing products. Health tourism has also been promoted as one of the state’s unique selling points. Ayurvedic centers are becoming an important factor in the majority of hotels and resorts. The majority of international visitors now come to India only for Ayurvedic treatments.

To support this great cause, the Indian government changed its e-tourism VISA system to include medical visas in February 2019, in order to promote applications and facilitate the travel process for medical tourists. This visa allows you to stay for a maximum of 6 months. Foreigners can get any medical treatment in India without medical visa since August 30, 2019 except organ transplants.

BENEFITS OF MEDICAL TREATMENT IN INDIA

• Cost: Therapy spending in India starts at around a tenth of the cost of equivalent treatment in the US or UK, by most estimates. Alternative medicine, bone marrow transplant, heart bypass surgery, eye surgery, and hip replacement are some of the most common procedures sought after by medical tourists to India.

• Quality of Care: There are 39 JCI accredited hospitals in India. However, it is essential for a patient coming to India to select the best doctor-hospital combination. After treatment, the patient has the choice of recovering at the hospital or at a nearby paid accommodation center. Many hospitals also offer telemedicine as an alternative to continuing therapy.

Chennai has been awarded the “Health Capital of India” label. Every day, around 150 international patients are admitted to multi and super-specialized hospitals in the city. Chennai is home to about 45 percent of international health tourists and 30 to 40 percent of local health tourists.

Tourists flock to the city for a variety of reasons, including low prices, little or no waiting times, and the services provided by specialist hospitals in the city. The city has around 12,500 hospital beds, only half of which are used by city residents, with the rest shared by patients from neighboring states and foreigners. Dental establishments have attracted dental tourists to Chennai.

• Ease of travel: The government has removed visa limitations on tourist visas that required people from Gulf countries to wait two months between trips, which should encourage medical tourism. For visitors from certain countries, a visa on arrival system has been put in place, allowing foreign citizens to stay in India for 30 days for medical reasons. Bangladeshis, Afghans, Maldivians, citizens of the Republic of Korea and Nigerians received the most medical visas in 2016

• Language: Despite the diversity of Indian languages, English is the official language, spoken by the majority of the population and almost universally by health professionals.

TAKE A HEALTH TRIP BOOSTING MEDICAL TOURISM IN INDIA

Take a healthy trip works towards the achievement of its “Affordability, Accessibility and Quality” policy by providing the best clinical services supported with the help of the latest innovation and experienced physicians.

“Make a health tour” is a trusted program established by many patients around the world, including Super specialized hospital, pharmacy, health care marketing, primary care, secondary care centers and tertiary care centers. Patient services are provided worldwide with Best Doctors in Delhi. He offers services to make sure everyone is healthy. “Make a Health Trip” aims to optimize healthcare systems around the world.

Conclusion

In hospitals across India, various institutions and private organizations such as Make a Health Trip have consulted and treated up to 800 foreign patients.

The Minister of Trade and Industry said Darpan Jain, the Ministry of Commerce of Indian Secretary of State of the Government of India, “India’s strength lies in the skills of our medical staff, our support staff, of the caliber of our nurses and the state. cutting-edge infrastructure that has developed in recent years, some of which is still not available even in highly developed economies.

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By Davies Iheamnachor, PORT HARCOURT

Rivers State Governor Chief Nyesom Wike called for better investment in the country’s health sector to end medical tourism.

Wike stressed that the country is urgently strengthening public health institutions, adding that Nigerians who cannot afford medical treatment abroad do not deserve to die.

He felt that it is the primary responsibility of any government to ensure equitable access to basic health care for citizens, especially the poor and the most vulnerable in society.

Wike spoke after inspecting the ongoing construction work at the multi-billion naira Dr. Peter Odili Cancer and Cardiovascular Disease Diagnosis and Treatment Center; basic clinical sciences and clinical sciences, the departments of nephrology and pathology at Rivers State University Teaching Hospital, in Port Harcourt, yesterday.

He said the state government’s huge investment in tertiary hospital and public health infrastructure is aimed at making the state the hub of medical tourism in the country.

Wike insisted that any government that recognizes the centrality of public health and its essential role in nation building, would prioritize strengthening public health institutions so that those who cannot afford to do so to treat abroad do not die.

He said: “How many people can afford to travel abroad. We have everything we need to improve our healthcare sector, to provide the necessary facilities. We have our doctors, all we have to do is train and retrain them. Look at the Government House Hospital (Port Harcourt), see how people congregate there, because the basic facilities are there and the doctors are ready, determined to work because of the environment they have found themselves in.

“If you provide our employees with the required environment and give them the facilities, the tools to work, we don’t need to travel abroad. When people come to the Government House Clinic, they look at the facilities and say that is not what we see overseas. So we can reproduce it here in Nigeria.

He pointed out that the government should make it a priority to provide incentives and create an enabling environment that can help ensure that doctors and other medical experts do their jobs well.

“So my own motivation is that if I have the option to travel overseas, what about others who don’t have the option to travel overseas. Should they die just because they don’t have the opportunity? It is the government’s obligation to ensure that our citizens receive the best to protect their lives. It is the government’s responsibility to protect lives.

“So for me it’s our responsibility and therefore we have to do everything we can to save the lives of our people by making sure that our health care delivery system is working and that doctors are also getting the best for them. work, “he said.

Governor Wike rated the quality of work of Dr. Peter Odili Cancer, Center for Cardiovascular Disease Diagnosis and Treatment as very satisfactory, revealing that the contractor, Julius Berger, is working diligently to meet the project completion deadline.

He further stated that the state government does not owe the contractors who run the renal center, pathology department, basic clinical sciences or clinical science buildings at Rivers State University Hospital. . He instructed the institution to ensure that all contractors are working towards the completion of the project by May 2022.

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The medical tourism market is expected to experience remarkable growth at a substantial level CAGR of 12% over the forecast period, i.e. 2021-2027. In recent years, the medical tourism market has shown a significant growth rate and is expected to show a positive development in the coming years. The research report offers an in-depth and detailed analysis of major market players which have registered active participation in the Medical Tourism market.

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The medical tourism market is segmented on the basis of type, purpose and type of application / treatment. These segmentations are then categorized to study the market in detail.

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• Europe (Germany, UK, France and rest of Europe)
• Asia-Pacific (China, India, Japan and rest of Asia-Pacific)
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• Middle East and Africa (Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, South Africa and Rest of Middle East and Africa)

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TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – Surabaya Mayor Eri Cahyadi said the city government, together with Airlangga University (Unair), is developing a mobile application for medical tourism services. The app soft launch event took place last Monday.

“This joint product will provide information on hospitals, medical services and their costs, as well as tourism, hotels, restaurants and various other facilities,” Eri said in Surabaya on Tuesday, September 28.

According to him, Surabaya has great potential to provide the best health services in the city and in eastern Indonesia. “With this service, it will automatically boost the economy, tourism, hotels, restaurants and more in Surabaya city,” Eri added.

He explained that around 70 percent of Indonesians seek medical treatment abroad, and most of them are residents of Surabaya. When in fact, Indonesia’s medical treatment is also competitive.

“From there, I realized that we really have the resources. We have great health workers, big hospitals, so it’s our job now to integrate all of these services. If it can be done in Indonesia, especially Surabaya, why should we go abroad for treatment? Said Eri.

The mayor of Surabaya expressed optimism that his camp could realize the medical tourism services. He assured that the service would be available immediately after the launch event of November 10, 2021.

Read: Surabaya to organize mass vaccination against Covid-19 at tourist sites

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On the occasion of World Tourism Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Monday, September 27, addressed the nation by sharing a video message on the importance of having good health infrastructure in the country to attract the tourism. He said that with the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic, the venue’s health infrastructure is considered a top priority when planning a trip. While India has a strong medical and health base which is appreciated and respected around the world, he added.

Highlighting the vaccination campaign in India, Prime Minister Modi said: “Indian tourist destinations including Sikkim, Assam, Goa, Andaman and Nicobar have stepped up the COVID-19 vaccination campaign to gain confidence people planning to travel ”.

Hailing the work of Indian doctors who are respected around the world, Modi wrote on Twitter: “Indian doctors are admired around the world for their dexterity. India is taking many initiatives to become a hub of medical tourism. ”

Prime Minister Modi stressed that “hospitals and hospitality must go hand in hand” amid COVID-19.

“Indian doctors are admired and respected around the world”

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said: “People come to India because they trust and believe in the country’s health system. The efforts and dedication of our physicians are admired by people around the world ”. He further stated that foreigners who come to India for proper treatment return happily to their country.

Welcoming India’s initiatives for the development of the health care sector, Prime Minister Modi said: “Our vaccination program, its technology and the pharmaceutical sector have already made India deserve respect in the health field. . Moreover, when Ayushman Bharat aligns with the digital mission with the help of advanced technology, people all over the world will be able to consult our qualified doctors. “

PM Modi launches Ayushman Bharat digital mission

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the Ayushman Bharat digital mission on September 27 and said the country is entering a new phase after seven years of campaigning to strengthen the country’s healthcare facilities.

Prime Minister Modi said, “Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission will play an important role in eliminating the medical treatment problems of the poor and middle classes. Through technology, the work Ayushman Bharat is doing to connect patients to hospitals across the country is further expanded and enjoys technological platform “.

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