medical travel destinations where north americans travel for care
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HCCI’s Partners
Joint Venture between Narayana Health and St. Louis-based Ascension Health with the
Support of the Cayman Islands Government
Health City Cayman Islands
International Hospital Management Corp is a network of 10 hospitals in
Latin America with a total of 537 beds
Surgeries: 32,124Admissions: 39,040
Countries & Procedures Of Choice For North Americans
• Thailand• India• Costa Rica• Philippines• Korea• Turkey• Cayman Islands
• Orthopedic• Cardiac• General Surgery• Gastric Bypass• Dental• Cosmetic• Hepatitis C Treatment
Patients in Different Countries Travel for Different Reasons:Americans for Price
Canadians for AccessRussians for Quality
High Costs for Unknown Quality in the U.S. The Box of Chocolates
Increasing Demand – Silver Tsunami & Chronic Diseases
Decreasing Supply – Physicians & Nurses
Ease and Affordability of International Travel
Hospitality Differentials
Identical Technology and High Standards of Care in Other Countries
Regardless of The ACA
Companion Hospitals Offer Excellent Service
• Patients Met at The Jet Ramp
• Hospital Staff Handles Baggage
• 5-Star Hospitals
• Robust Nurse : Patient Ratios
• Physicians Take Time to Listen
• All Employees Make Eye Contact and Genuinely Smile!
• Flavorful Food, 24/7
• In-Room Massages & Other Wellness Services
SavingsProcedure Averages for Six Major Surgical Procedures
CABG, Heart Valve Replacement, Vaginal Hysterectomy, Spinal Fusion, Total Hip & Total Knee Replacements
U.S.Charges
CGH Price Average
%Variance From U.S. Charges
Averages: $109,057 $12,900 88.2%
Procedure Averages for Four Major Dental Procedures
Crowns, Implants, Porcelain Veneers & Root Canals
Average U.S.
Charges
Companion Global Dental
Price Average
%Variance From U.S. Charges
Averages: $1,619 $538 67%
Business Models
• Directly With Employers (Medical & Dental)
• Directly With Travel Agents
• Directly With Consumers
• Through Health & Dental Insurers
• Growth in # of JCI-Accredited Hospitals from 80 to over 400 since 2006
• Safe, High-Quality Medical Care is Available in Joint Commission Accredited Hospitals in 40+ Countries – Including the United States
• Quality Concerns of Cross-Border Care are Fading
• Malpractice Risk for Employers & Patients Have Been Mitigated
• The Medical Travel Market is Still Young
• The Growth Potential is Significant
Summary
Question?
David Boucher, President & COO
Companion Global Healthcare, Inc.
Columbia, SC
803.758.2626