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CTG Healthcare Group, located in Izmir, Turkey, is the place to go for a variety of health care needs including but not limited to cosmetic surgery, orthopedics and obesity treatments.

The Jordan Hospital & Medical Center, located in Amman, Jordan, offers multiple medical departments and outpatient clinics as well as specialized therapeutic units, intensive care, physiotherapy, nuclear medicine and internal medicine departments, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology as well as the most recent procedures and techniques in general surgical fields.

Due to rising dental costs around the world, medical tourists, international travelers and citizens from Western Europe, the United States and even South America are traveling to central European countries such as Hungary, Croatia, Turkey and the Ukraine for affordable yet superlative dental care and treatment.

Rina Cross is a South African woman who traveled from her town to Mumbai, India for the dental care she so desperately needed. Her confidence and bravery in traveling outside her country to a new destination paid off for her in so many different ways.

One of the leading embryonic stem cell research clinics in the world, EmCell Therapy, based in Kiev Ukraine, has dedicated themselves to utilizing stem cell therapies to treat a multitude of diseases and conditions, among which is diabetes mellitus.

Ageless Wonders Panama, a health tourism company from Panama, has joined with PlacidWay, a medical tourism portal based in Denver, Colorado, to offer complete health & wellness services in Panama.

R..H. was a 73-year old man with extremely bad teeth, missing nearly all of his upper teeth, and his bottom jaw teeth separated by large gaps. All his teeth were yellowed and damaged by age, wear and decay. He had difficult eating and speaking, but didn't suffer from any other medical conditions that affected his overall general health.

South Korea has long held the reputation of being one of the leading countries in the world in the advancement of medical discoveries, treatments, technologies and procedures, and continues to do so well into the 21st century. Medical tourism in South Korea is booming and continues to grow, thanks to their innovative, qualified and experienced approach to medicine in fields such as spinal care, obesity and bariatric surgical procedures, and its world-class physicians, surgeons and facilities.

A few years ago, it was the common perception that joint problems were a problem of old age and that the young were spared. This is far from the truth, both today and in years to come. Orthopedic surgeons are seeing increasing numbers of young patients with end-stage arthritis, a condition that usually precedes joint replacement.

The common question asked about medical tourism is whether or not it's safe. What is patient safety? How does one gauge whether or not policies, procedures and techniques offered in a variety of medical fields are safe?