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Medical tourism draws growing numbers of Americans to seek health care abroad

Medical tourism draws growing numbers of Americans to seek health care abroad

by Dr. Manoj Jain | Apr 4, 2011 | Washington Post

When my father had a toothache, he saw a dentist in Boston who recommended a root canal and dental crown costing about $2,000. He decided to wait until he was in India, his native land, for holidays and had the procedure done there for $200. Extremely satisfied with...
Medical tourism draws growing numbers of Americans to seek health care abroad

Primary care doctors in short supply – Commercial Appeal

by Dr. Manoj Jain | Mar 6, 2011 | USA Today TN

Published: March 06, 2011 Daniel Talley was my first patient the morning after Congress passed health care reform a year ago. Talley is a soft-spoken truck driver and for most of the past 10 years has endured two kinds of pain: needle stabs from insulin injections to...
Medical tourism draws growing numbers of Americans to seek health care abroad

Hospitals taking over from private practices – Commercial Appeal

by Dr. Manoj Jain | Feb 14, 2011 | USA Today TN

Published: February 14, 2011by Dr. Manoj JainA decade and a half ago, when I moved to Memphis, I proudly hung a sign outside an office I shared with another doctor. It had my name followed by an MD. I had started my own small business as a solo practitioner in...
Medical tourism draws growing numbers of Americans to seek health care abroad

Video : Do We Ration Healthcare

by Dr. Manoj Jain | Dec 27, 2010 | Interview Videos

[youtube id=”JmOtTJzcbvE” mode=”normal” align=”center”] Click here for video -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVi5Yd6536Y
Medical tourism draws growing numbers of Americans to seek health care abroad

Hospitals’ focus on patient safety hasn’t eliminated preventable deaths – Washington Post

by Dr. Manoj Jain | Dec 20, 2010 | Washington Post

Published: December 20, 2010 Some years ago, I got a call at 3 a.m. from the hospital because a patient of mine had spiked a high fever. Suspecting an infection, I called in some antibiotics. A few hours later, a frantic nurse called to say my patient had turned red...
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