Asia Health for Arabs

AsiaHealth India's premier health tourism service provider is a partner ofIndia4Health. AsiaHealth links the space between patients in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Iran, Quwait, Oman, Jordan, Egypt and other Arab Nations and the health service providers in India. At AsiaHealth we have pull together wide-ranging list of Indian medical providers, together with meticulous information about every provider and the medical specialties and services they provide.

لقد تنامت أفضل الأطباء والمستشفيات والمرافق. علي حسن العلاج بتكلفة منخفضه. زيارة تاج محال ، وقطب منار وحصن الشريف. نرتب للاطباء والعلاج والاقامة في الفنادق والسفر الى الهند. أعادتنا لكم سؤال طبي. وسنعود مع الطبيب في الاجابه. سنرسل تقدير التكاليف. الاتصال در.ازيمودين.

We have excellent after care facilities & offer outstanding “heal & holiday”. packages to rebuild your strength in Exotic Goa, Kerala, Agra, Jaipur, etc. For any guidance or assistance, feel free to contact Dr.Azimuddin Email: contact@india4health.com. Phone: +91-9911040131 (India) or 001-954-601-7921 (USA)

Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals New Delhi is part of the Apollo Hospitals Group and is a multi-specialty tertiary care Institute with over 50 medical and surgical disciplines. With over 7000 beds in 38 hospitals, a string of nursing and hospital management colleges, and dual lifelines of pharmacies and diagnostic clinics providing a safety net across Asia, Apollo Hospitals is a healthcare powerhouse you can trust with your life.

It offers state-of-the-art clinical services in the fields of Cardiology, Oncology, Neurology, Nephrology, Orthopedics, Urology, Transplants, Gynaecology, Pediatrics, Cosmetic Surgery and Emergency Care to name a few.

Mystic Kerala Where Nature's overwhelming presence represents itself in hues unknown to man. Where there is an inexhaustible wealth of the choicest natural bounties. For instance, Ayurveda. The ancient, time-tested system of Indian medicine that is practiced with the utmost devotion in Kerala. Around 600 BC, in India a new system of medicine evolved. A system that in addition to treating an ailment , stressed on its prevention. A wholistic system that came to be called Ayurveda.

This tradition of health-care was followed by the Dravidians and Aryans alike, and has been practiced ever since. Today, it's a unique, indispensable branch of medicine. In Ayurveda health is attained by maintaining a right balance of the three humors of the body - Vata, Pitta and Kapha.

A leader in medical tourism, almostAfter living with pain for nearly 15 years, Russell Cole, 62, travelled from California to Mumbai last November to have three joints operated — knees and right hip — at the L H Hiranandani Hospital. Cole, who suffered from severe arthritis, paid Rs 6 lakh for the surgeries that would have cost him over Rs 25 lakh in the States. Three weeks later, he was back on his feet and on the way home. “I would definitely recommend India to my friends who have been putting off orthopaedic surgeries for years because they can’t afford it,” Cole said.

George Marshal, a retired policeman, underwent an angiography in the UK. But when he was put on an eight-month waiting list for surgery, Marshal decided to get his operation done at Wockhardt Hospital, Bangalore. The operation was conducted last year and he is doing well.

India is turning out to be a top destination for patients and travellers worldwide. With its state of the art hospitals and highly quailified UK-US trained doctors, it will soon transform into the worldwide medical hub

Medical tourism is a term coined which covers patients travelling across the globe for tourism purposes clubbing their requirements for treatment of acute illness, elective surgeries such as cardiology, hip replacement, knee replacement,etc. The Government is taking serious initiatives in this regards and plans to start overseas marketing of India as a medical tourism destination. The government of India is of the opinion that by marketing India as a global medical tourism destination, it could capitalise on the low-cost, high-quality medical care available in the country.

India, touted as one of the favourite destinations for information technology majors, is currently emerging as the chosen destination for medical or health tourism. The Government of India, State tourism boards, travel agents, tour operators, hotel companies and private sector hospitals are exploring the medical tourism industry for tremendous opportunities. They are seeking to capitalise on the opportunities by combining the country’s popular leisure tourism with medical tourism.

Industry projections? Statistics estimate that the medical tourism industry in India is currently worth $333 million (Rs 1,500 crore) while a study by CII-McKinsey estimates that the country could well earn Rs 5,000-10,000 crore by the year 2012. The Indian medical tourism industry, growing at an annualised rate of 30 percent, caters to patients chiefly from the US, Europe and Africa. Although in its nascent stage, the industry is outpacing similar industries of other countries such as Greece, South Africa, Jordan, Malaysia, Philippines and Singapore. In the year 2004, Approx 1,50,000 medical tourists have visited India.

What makes it so attractive? Primary is the cost factor. The medical costs in India are a fraction of the costs in the US/Europe. For instance, a heart surgery costs $6,000 in India as against $30,000 in the US. Similarly, a bone marrow transplant costs $26,000 in India as compared to $2,50,000 in the US. Foreign patients throng Indian hospitals to pass up the long waiting lists and queues in their native countries. The NHS patients in UK have to wait for months for Hip/Knee replacements surgery. Indian hospitals provide immediate attention to patients rather than asking them to wait for several months like in most western countries.

India’s top notch private hospitals like Apollo, Fortis, Max HealthCare have gained international recognition for their state-of-the-art facilities and diagnostic centres besides unsurpassed technical skills. Their technology and procedures are state of the art and on par with hospitals in developed nations. Foreign patients can get attractive package deals including flights, transfers, hotels, treatment and post-operative vacation for their medical visits to India. India has some world class SPAs and Ayurvedic facilities which help recuperation and healing.

Some Top India Hospitals Include Apollo, Fortis, Max Healthcare, Escorts, AIIMs, Wockhardt, etc.

Some top Medical tourism providers are TaMedical.com, India4health.com, Mediscapes.com and Indiaheals.com.

With time more and more visitors will flock to this part of the globe for their treatment and relaxtion needs.