22/11/2017
IsrCare Tourism- International Patient Assistance.
IsrCare Tourism allows patients to focus on their health, by taking care of everything else.
We offer a single point of contact for international patients, covering all aspects of their visit, from flight tickets to issuing insurance documents after the operations.
Preparing for Treatment:
• Medical preparation: liaise between the patients personal physician and Hadassah experts to ensure smooth transmission of information.
• Medical appointments: detailed consultation and treatment appointments arranged beforehand.
• Travel arrangements: Itinerary options and travel documents when needed. We offer a variety of accommodation options near the hospital.
• Medical flights: when necessary, we arrange for in-flight personnel and equipment, as well as private flights and medical transportation to the hospital.
During Treatment
• Personal es**rt by a multilingual guide from the airport to the hotel check-in or medical registration.
• Personal medical es**rt: A medical es**rt or nurse, who speaks the patient’s language, accompanies the patient throughout the treatment.
• Tourism in Israel: Patients and their families can enjoy their visit to Israel. We arrange trips and tours as time and health conditions allow.
• Additional facilities: rental of car, computer, phone, etc.
After Treatment
• Constant contact to ensure the patient’s physician receives all relevant documentation about the treatment.
• Insurance documents: Liaise with medical insurance company to ensure a smooth processing of treatment and payments.
In a global village, we take you straight to the healer’s cabin
For patients seeking professional and cost- effective health care, Isrcare Tourism arranges the best treatment in the most convenient way at the world-famous Hadassah Hospitals.
Medical Tourism In Israel- Professional, affordable, quick.
• Rising health-care costs and long waiting times encourage patients to seek medical aid outside their home countries. Israel has emerged as a popular destination for medical tourists. In 2006, 15,000 people traveled to the country for medical procedures.
Medical tourists are usually motivated by:
• Voluntary procedures not covered by insurance, like dental care and cosmetic surgery.
• An expert or a clinic specializing in a specific treatment. Israel for example is well known for cutting edge fertility treatment.
• Long waiting lists for treatment of debilitating conditions, such as orthopedic procedures.
• Treatment not available in the home country, mostly for patients from small or developing countries.
The Israeli economy and culture focus on technological innovation which encourages the development of new treatments and procedures. Advanced health care and a high rate of physician-to-population ratio (3.7 physicians per 1000 population in 2002) result in higher life expectancy compared to Western Europe.
The attraction of Israel lies in the availability of quality healthcare, with Hadassah leading the way, coupled with attractive costs.
