First choice in Quality, Cost and Care.
Our vision is making travel to Spain available to receive world class health care a simple and desirable option for Americans and Canadians.
Our goal is to be recognized by Americans and Canadians as the first choice provider for medical and surgical care.
Our aim is to surpass the services offered by other medical tourism companies and produce a medical travel experience of the highest quality for people seeking non-acute surgical treatment. We are confident that Spain is perfectly placed to be at the forefront of such a service, providing first world health care with highly experienced, well trained specialists and excellent private hospitals.
SimpleCare Med Retreat believes in a complete approach to treatment, achieved by a close relationship with the patients’ doctors in their own country. This relationship results in relevant diagnostics tests being undertaken before arrival in Spain and Our guarantee is that, you will receive the highest quality health care at an internationally accredited hospital from a board certified surgeon using state-of-the-art equipment then, recuperate in a 4-5 star hotel and save up to 70% of the procedure cost in the US.
The only costs you will be responsible for before you return home will be your airfare and hotel expenses.
We’re confident, once you get to know us you won’t want to go through the process in any other way.
Wishing you a healthy and happy day from the SimpleCare Medical Retreat team.
Friday, April 9, 2010
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Saturday, October 31, 2009
New 2009 Deloitte
Medical Tourism: Update and Implications - 2009 Report
Cost-saving medical tourism projected to grow 35 percent annually
With health care costs increasing at six percent per year for the next decade, and medical tourism offering savings of up to 70 percent after travel expenses, the Deloitte Center for Health Solutions estimates that the medical tourism industry will recover from the current economic downturn and attain 35 percent annual growth in coming years. This growth holds important implications for U.S. health care providers, health plans, consumers and the government.
A new study, “Medical Tourism: Update and Implications,” updates the Center’s 2008 report on the industry and examines the many factors that have influenced the growth and regulation of patients traveling for medical care, including Washington’s search for ways to control the country’s soaring health care costs. This timely study already has generated coverage by news media, including the Associated Press and USA Today.
This new report features:
- Medical tourism guidelines
- The role of health plans to incentivize medical travel
- States’ initiatives to adopt legislation
- Growth of foreign medical sites
- Impact of the U.S. economic downturn
Medical tourism has transitioned from a cottage industry to an acceptable alternative for elective care that’s safe and cost effective if coordinated by reputable health plans and providers. The emergent technologies of distance medicine combined with insurance coverage for certain low-risk procedures provide a backdrop for health growth in this sector.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
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