The medical tourism industry has been steadily progressing over the last few decades, and now more than 12 million people travel abroad for medical treatment each year. More and more hospitals are opening in developing countries to accommodate the ever-increasing demand for medical tourism as the cost of healthcare in the Western nations continues to rise at alarming rates. Along with the rising number of international hospitals and healthcare
“Within the next 10 to 15 years, I feel most people who die will still have a functioning heart. Of course, it is an artificial heart that you have to turn off before doing the last rites.” – Dr. Devi Prasad Shetty, Cardiac Surgeon and Founder of Narayana Health, Bengaluru.
Well, that seems to be quite a promising statement coming directly from the leading Indian Cardia
India’s Booming Medical Tourism:
As healthcare prices rise in developed countries, more and more people from all around the world are looking for alternatives to affordable healthcare. This search for cheaper healthcare is driving people to the developing countries in order to seek affordable treatment. Currently, India is one of the leaders in this medical
07 Jan 2017
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