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How most Governments, even the Democrats and Republicans CREATE Your High Health Cost, While Pretending Concern
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Choose a Country for your medical treatment
How do schools, businesses, and Doctors misuse governments
to eliminate their competition and increase your prices?

Finding body parts for Your transplant (human and animal)

See You and Your Pet's Surgery Videos

External Link Compare/Nursing Homes

Low Cost Funeral Information

Documentaries about reproductive technology and your baby

Patient's Assistance Programs to Reduce Your Drug Costs

Free Documentaries about Foods, and Actions That Can Create, or Eliminate Your Disease!

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Cost & quality of hospitals, doctors, dentists compared in
43+ countries for medical travels--U.S.A., Europe,
Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba,
Hong Kong, India, Mexico, Philippines, Hungary, Singapore,
Thailand, Turkey, and U.K., etc. Typical medical
charges and air-fares to various countries are compared,
but any provider may individually charge you much less
or much more than the listed prices. You need to ask
your provider.

(All links on this site are external.)

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Treatment	India	Hungary	Thailand	Mexico²	Chicago
Round Trip¹	-	-	-	-	-
Chicago	$1580	$1251	$1672	$360	-
U.K. London	$820	$201	$1362	$914	$1095
Filling 1 Surface	$10- $15	$64- $75	$15- $25	$35- $70	70- $150³
Root Canal	$32- $80	$169- $270	$52- $200	$95- $450	$450- $3000
Crown	$87- $150	$182- -$418	$169- $300	$250- $450	$625- $1200
Full Dentures	$150- $600	$388- $691	$520- $1000	$500- $700	$180⁴- $3000
Replace Knee	$3500	-	$9117- 9880	$1170	$18000- $70000
Cataract Surgery	$550	-	$900- $1300	$1800- $2500	$2500- $3500
Breast Enlarge	$1450	$4920	$2345	$3000- $3150	$3375- $4700
Face Lift	$3000	$3615	$2708	$3500- $4150	$5300- $12000
Angiography	$600	-	$1141	$635 $2365	$12000- $44000
Angioplasty	$4500	-	$8512- $9120	$8061	$18300- $70000
Replace Heart Valve	$7000	-	$12138- $22288	$24191	$8600- $308600
Day in Hospital	$20 $250	-	$20 $150	$200 $300	$992- $4500
Day in ICU	$200	-	$300	$400- $650	$2850- $10000
Echocardiogram	$25- $80	-	$95	$270- $350	$800

¹Flight costs dramatically vary seasonally and with the
provider you choose.

²Flying to San Diego, or El Paso and then taking the trolley
to Tijuana, or Ciudad Juarezis is about $600 cheaper than
flying to the Mexican airports.

³Students at U.S. dental schools frequently charge 20% to
70% less than U.S. dentists, but the faculty-dentists of U. S.
dental schools usually charge the same as U.S. dentists.
Contact dental schools near you for prices. External Link:
http://www.dentalschools.com/

⁴Denture prices are less in some U.S. locations othan other
parts of the world (example: as low as $170.00 for a full
denture set). In your search engine try: (dentures, Florence,
S.C.)

The 3-row, partial Chart Citation below, made on 25 July 2007,
is from Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia (Wikimedia
Foundation Inc.), "Medical Tourism." External Link (provides
information you need to know):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_tourism#History

Procedure	USA	Europe	Argentina	Bolivia	Colombia	Costa Rica	India	Mexico
Rhinoplasty	$6,000	$5,500	$2,300	$1,200	$2,000	$1,500	$1,700	$1,500
Face Lift	$15,000	$12,500	$4,300	$2,600	$4,200	$2,900	$4,500	$3,000

The chart below was created by MedicalCountries.org, and
prices will vary by date researched.

Round Trip	NYC	London, England	Argentina Buenos Aires	Bolivia, La Paz	Brazil, Rio de Janeiro	Colombia Bogota	Costa Rica, San Jose	India, Mumbai	Mexico, Cancun
New York City	-	$729	$640	$1028	$1069	$604	$298	$1027	$502
London	€308	-	€1,134	€1654	€529	€815	€546	€292	€546
Miami	$168	$1131	$1046	$701	$1001	$511	$278	$1350	$403

Put in: your destination, flights only, round trip, Tuesday, anytime,
30 days in advance--for the above lowest flight prices. Are taxes
and fees included in your quoted price? Prices are from:
http://www.priceline.com/, or Bookingbuddy.com, but vary
with date researched.

The following link shows costs of different procedures and
how dental implant prices vary from $600 to $5000 (India
compared to U. S.): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dental_tourism

About this website:
You may want to pick the cheaper and best provider in your
country or go to another country for your medical tourism,
because, in your country, the medical services are to
expensive, unavailable, lacking in quality, or take too long
to procure. This website was created, as a public service,
to address these problems.

Some doctors and hospitals from other countries have lower
infection rates, lower medical mistake rates, higher success
rates, lower costs, and some U. S. hospitals and doctors have
lower infection, medical mistake, and success rates. Check to
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Verify any information on this site and any linked to site, and
then, and only then, from your own research, decide what is
the best course of action for you. Remember, most of us
cause our own diseases, and distress that we could
eliminate by a life style, attitude, thinking, or environment
change. We frequently produce our own rotten teeth, sick
heart, lungs, emotional torment, etc. Links to many health
systems are provided on this website.

Articles, and information about medical cost, quality,
medical tourism, medical vacations, medical travel, health
tourism, to various countries, are provided: Gurgaon News
Article: Low Costs Lure Foreigners to India for Medical Care;
Escorts, Apollo, & Fortislead Vanguard--External Links:
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The following information helps you explore your
alternatives and check medical costs, hospital accreditation,
infection rates, medical mistake rates, medical practitioner
licenses, veterinary care, insurance, and the quality of
medical, and services in various countries. If you decided to
go to another country for medical vacation treatment, here
are some of the steps you could go through:

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How most GOVERMENTS CREATE even the Democrats and Republicans
create yoru high medical cost while pretending concern?

1. Choose a possible country to go to for medical treatment, Health and Safety issues,
and find CHEAP airfares.

2. Get a telephone card for the country of your choice and/or use your Internet telephone.

3. Doctors and Hospitals--Pick a provider in that country, check them out, and get prices
and a currency converter.

4. Hospitals, Nursing Homes, and Doctors Accreditation (Quality), and Costs

5. Determine time of year to go which depends on airline fares and weather at various
times.

6. Determine where to stay in the country of your choice.

7. Get a passport and visa, to the country of your choice, it can take months.

8. Determine how to pay for anything in the country of your choice.

9. Allergy Remedies, Safe and unsafe drug, and drug-food combinations, counter-
indications, side effects, substitutions, low cost drug sources.

10. Alternative Medical Systems

11.Telemedicine for your animals

12. Other support groups who have your disease and their discoveries

13. Health Insurance Alternatives

14. Social Question?

15.Telemedecine for you

16. Robot-software-doctor

17. Buying eyeglasses

18. Buying hearing aids, precautions and lower cost

19. Infertility, Designer-children, Adoption

20. Low Cost Funeral Information

Medical databases or general information:

Email this website to your friend. Copy and paste this web
address into your email to send this site to a friend:
http://www.medicalcountries.org/

Medical information sources to help your research--all are External Links.

Medical Dictionary:
http://www.merriam-webster.com/medlineplus/

Public Health Management & Policy Dictionary:
http://www.cwru.edu/med/epidbio/mphp439/Dictionary.htm

How do schools, businesses, and Doctors misuse governments
to eliminate their competition and increase your prices?

If governments, states, Democrats, Republican,
and Independents, would let people share course costs,
and not block people from getting an accredited education,
or a wanted job, which they all do now, (encouraged by
most professions, trades, and labor unions promoting
obstructive licensing to reduce their competition,
(in their own trade or profession) by requiring irrelevant
education, delayed field entry, unnecessary high entry costs,
and thus increase their charges to you), all people
themselves could afford to get an accredited education
without government help. With K-12 and college podcasts
teacher's homework and grading would be drastically
reduced and teachers would be more rested for their
important school teaching)

Examples of deceitful rules at all occupation levels, that also
prevent employees from starting their own business, raises
unemployment, and increasing your cost of life:

a. State law requires House painters in Massachusetts to work
for a painting company for 4 years before they can take a
rigging test that allows them to use ladders and staging, this
can be learned in 1 day. (This legal ruling prevents students
from competing, earning summer money, and cheaply
painting your house.

b. Roofers in Florida must work 4 years with a contractor
(before it was no years), and prices were as low as 8 cents per
square foot) to pass a test that many roofers who worked 30
years, in other states, can't pass, and learn all types of roofing
work, instead of just the kind they want to do, (result after
legislation: prices are 3 times higher and many people learn
to do their own roof in two hours. Of course, none of the then
existing Florida roofers had to take any test at all, and all the
finished roofs continued to be inspected after completion, as
before, indicating no need at all for prior testing.)

c. Dentists are required to have 9 years of education to do
some procedures that Alaska, New Zealand, and many other
countries allow with 2 years of training (with equal skill, as
research proved), as indicated in Exterior Link http://www.
MedicalCountries.org $1000 to $3000. U. S. root canals can
cost as little $65 dollars in India. (In fact, a few Indian dentists
do root canals for $18., as one Indian dentist told me.)

d. Automobile labor unions forced wages up to $70.
dollars per hour (including benefits), while minimum
wages were around $7 dollars per hour) thus U.S. car
manufactures could no longer compete with foreign
manufactures and we lost our car inductry.

e. U. S., and Canadian Doctors and dentists are required to
pass tests that in many years, only 1/3 pass, and to have 4
years of college before medical school while in most
countries students start medical school after high school,
learn everything they need to know, and thus get 4 more
years of practice in their lifetime as doctors, and U.S.
technicians are prevented from doing simple medical
procedures that the Veterans Administration, and many
other countries encourage. (All this is how they, and the
colluding government, keep your prices high, get their treats,
and eliminate competition from low cost sources). My father,
board certified in 2 specialties, would play golf 3 days a week
while I , at 17 years of age, would put a green liquid in his
patients eyes, fold their eye lid over and remove any irritating
particles from these patient eyes, free of change. (Anyone
can do this with 2 minutes training, and not need the 24 years
of education he had. Many other daily done procedures are
just a simple)

f. Legislators are now protecting brick-and-mortar schools
from competition by now requiring that school have a
campus. (What grass are they smoking?) Total spending on
U. S. education, from all sources, and including all levels is
about 1.13 trillion yearly, mostly for buildings and
administration. Exterior link
http://www2.ed.gov/about/overview/fed/role.html

g. U.S. citizens are taxed to support a military industrial
complex that consumes 6.61 times more of its dollars than
the 2nd biggest spending nation does. (661 billion for U. S.
and 100 billion for China). Just the cost of one air craft carrier,
5 billion, cost the same as 104 years of 80 bachelor degree
podcast courses).Exterior Link
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_military_expenditures

h. Or, the U.S. Government could educate 2.8 billion English,
and Mandarin speaking people for up to 858 years with the
$41.2 billion in Pell Grants that were scheduled to educate
only 9.6 million U.S. students for 1 year. ($41.200,000,000 /
$48 million, (1 year Pell Grant Funds / the yearly cost of 80
bachelor degree podcast courses = 858+ years of college

It does not always pay to put yourself, your team, your state,
your country, your religion, always ahead of others, and the
earth. In the end YOU lose. Cooperation beats the hell out of
competition in this podcast case.

I like my country as much as you do but I am not blind! Is it
any wonder U.S. prices cannot compete with other countries,
and that the U.S, is loosing most of its industries because of
these anti-competitive practices???

Finding Your and Your Pet's Disease Tutorial

Put the following in your Search Engine:

To Find Side Effects of a drug, put in: drug name + "side effects"
Example: aspirin side effects

To Find the Cause of a condition put in: cause + "condition name"

To Find the Symptoms of a condition put in: symptoms + "condition name"

To Find the Treatment of a condition put in: treatment + "condition name"

To Find Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment of a condition
put in: symptom, diagnosis and treatment of + "condition name"
Example: symptom, diagnosis and treatment of + "wrist ache"

To Find the Sign of a condition put in: sign + "condition name"
( A sign is any objective evidence of a condition.)
Example: sore throat, swollen glands, abdominal pains
is a sign of what condition? (Aids)
Example:"Flatulence is a sign of what condition"

In your search engine try this search term: "effect of food on health"

The following are web site of people who help each
other by shareing information about their medical
condition, so they improve or eleminate any of these
problems, but, they should varify any health edvice as
they would any advice even from their own doctors.

--- Exterior Links: http://www.patientslikeme.com/

New York Times Article about health groups--Exterior Links:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/23/magazine/23patients-t.html?ref=health&pagewanted=print

Unique, A free rare support group that puts you in contact
with others that have your chromosome disorder--External Link:
http://www.rarechromo.org/images/logo/unique_heading_75pct_transparent.gif

Women Health Groups that share information on women's diseases--
External Link: http://health.dir.groups.yahoo.com/dir/1600060813

Yahoo Health Group to share information about medical problems--
External Link: health.groups.yahoo.com

Various Groups share and Discuss Health topics--External link:
http://groups.google.com/groups/dir?lnk=od&sel=topic%3D46389

Rare diseases-External Link: http://www.rarediseases.org/

Below find SOFTWARE to help you search for information
about your condition: (Some of these website are commercial
and they may be trying to sell you something so triple-check to
see if their statements are true and your interests, as well as
the websites', are considered... External links follow.

Human Diseases
A-Z list of Human Diseases: http://www.buzzle.com/articles/diseases-and-disorders/
Health topics, Drug Info, Videos: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/
Find symptoms, diagnosis and treatment: http://webmd/
Symptom Checker from Mayo Clinic: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/symptom-checker/DS00671
Find symptoms, diatgnosis and treatment: http://www.medicinenet.com/
Answers your medical questions: http://ehealthforum.com/pages/
Diseases, Causes, and Symptoms A-Z: Healthline.com
Drugs, Diseases & Procedures: http://reference.medscape.com/

Animal Disease Software
Catagories of Animal diseases: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Animal_diseases
Common Diseases of Farm Animals:
http://www.docstoc.com/docs/70147984/Download---COMMON-DISEASES-OF-FARM-ANIMALS
Pet diseases: http://www.suite101.com/pet-diseases
Animal Diseases: http://www.vetinfo.com/cat-disease-diagnosis.html
Your Pet's Symptom Checker: http://www.petside.com/symptom-checker
Pet Symptoms and Problems: http://www.petquery.com/

Information about your drugs.
List of Drugs A-Z: that treat a particular medical problem: http://www.drugs.com/
Drug Lists A-Z: http://www.everydayhealth.com/drugs/all-drugs
Wikipedia Drug list A-Z: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_drugs

Effects of your drugs Interacting with each other:
Drug Interaction Checker: http://health.discovery.com/webapps/drugchecker.do?jspLet
Drug Interaction Checker: http://reference.medscape.com/drug-interactionchecker
Database of Antiretroviral Drug Interactions: http://hivinsite.ucsf.edu/InSite?page=ar-00-02
CHECK - Checks for drug-food and drug-drug interactions.
External Link:
http://www.healthatoz.com/healthatoz/Atoz/drugdb/drugGuideHome.jsp

Below is detailed Government info to Study your Disease.

Federation of State Medical Board Information on Licensed
Practitioners in all states External Links:
http://www.fsmb.org

National Library of Medicine - National Institutes of Healh:
Worlds largest medical library, online articles, videos and
other resources.

National Instutute of Health:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/

National Institute of Health-Drug and Health Info

Wikipedia on the National Institute of Health
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Institutes_of_Health

Pubmed-21 million citations on medical literature:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/

Medical Libraries in your state:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/libraries.html

MedlinePlus: A government medical information source:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/

Under Health Topics
Symptoms causes treatment for over 900 diseases.

Under Drugs & Supplements and Herbal Information,
Info about drugs, side effects, dossage, precautions, etc.
Under Videos & Cool Tools

Videos on human anatomy,
surgical procedures, health news.

Medline Plus medical info Directories External Link:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/directories.html
(Contains lists of medical libraries in your state and online,
health professionals, specialists, hospitals, clinics, medical
encyclopedia, medical dictionary, drug information on your
drug, lists of many types of, Providers, Hospitals, Clinics,
and other health servfices, articles on your topic, animal
health and animal diseases, surgery-videos, and other
resources.)

Gray’s Anatomy--External Link: http://www.bartley.com/107/

American Board of Medical Specialties (ABM physician
certification in 24 medical specialty boards, (in your area, in
various countries.) External link: http://www.abms.org/

Information about Medical Specialties Exterior Link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Medical_specialties

See You and Your Pet's Surgery Videos--Ezternal links
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/surgeryvideos.html

To see these videos you will need to download Adobe's
free Flash Player at http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer
In your search engine put in: "animal surgery videos",
"veterinary surgery videos"

Finding body parts for Your transplant (human and animal)
(Free Documentary (Movie) about benefits and problems with
Organ Transplants and their providers, from Netflex.com, by
putting in these key words in your search engine,
"Netflix free trial" and canceling your subscription before the
month is up, or continuing for $7.99 per month. Once you are on
Netflix put in the movie title in the search box and click it. If the
search box is not visible click Browse DVDs and the box usually
comes up.) or telephone 1 (888) 638 3549 for help.

Title of Documentary to put in the Search Box
"Inside the body trade": (About legal and illegal, safe and
unsafe ways to procure body parts for transplant.)

Click on http://www.ted.com/
to find videos about growing your own body parts and put in
the words "New Organs" in the Search bar and pick a video
from the 10 that pop up

To study this subject: From http://www.Amazon.com/books
There are 15 + books available to download from
Amozon.com on Transplant Tourism . You can read parts of
these books free to see if they have the information you are
looking for.

To find about costs, legal, moral, practical, and safety
issues, put these search terms in your search engine:
Kind of + organ transplants + country searched
Example: Kidney + Organ Transplants + India

This combined key word works well: suitability, or fitness
for transplant, risk to donor, organ transplant cost

Below list of key words is from the National Kidney Foundation:

deceased donor transplant, deceased donor kidney, exchange transplant,
incompatible transplantation, living donor transplant, blood creatinine level,
kidney unit, transplant nurse, transplant failure, transplant centres,
laparoscopic nephrectomy, transplant list, donor transplants, new kidney,
transplant clinic, immunosuppressant drugs, donor transplantation,
transplant kidney, kidney doctor, transplant waiting list, more transplants,
renal units, immunosuppressant medication, transplant operation,
transplant coordinator

To find the side effect and costs of drugs check this website at:
Finding Your and Your Pet's Disease Tutorial

Articles

Organ transplantation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia http://www.reuters.com/article/2007/03/30/us-transplants-idUSL3042128920070330

Currently some organs can be created from your tissue to be
transplanted into your body. These are called autografts.
Transplants preformed between two subjects of the same
species are called allografts. In some villages in Pakistan
40+ percent of the residents have sold their kidneys to a
wealthy person for $2,500, and likewise in Chennai, India,
poor fishermen have sold their kidney for similar amounts,
but people in some places pay over $100,000 for transplants.
Only a fraction of the 4 million U.S. people that die each year
are organ donators. Frequently India, China, Philippines, Iraq,
South Africa, Turkey and Eastern Europe are destinations
for transplant tourists. The Iran model is often quoted as
an example of a successful organ transplantation
programme for a country where the donor is paid from an
official fund. Donors and recipients, under this plan, have no
waiting time.

You could help yourself to get the body parts you need by
calling all the social and public media and suggest remedies
for the organ transplant shortage: Hospitals and Police
stations should have truck refrigeration to store deceased
accident victims, and be required to immediately report new
arrivals to a person whose job is to contact relatives for
approval to donate for transplants the 200 parts that are
immediately available from each death. Call radio and TV
stations, political leaders, talk programs, the social media
and help everyone get the parts they need from the yearly
4 million U.S., and 56,597,034 million world wide deaths.
Lists are available on the Internet of email addresses for your
use. There is no rational reason for this shortage. Please do
this today!!!!

(Iranian Model of Paid and Regulated Living-Unrelated Kidney Donation,
published in 2006, in the Clinical Journal American Society of Nephrology.

If you are considering a particular hospital and doctor to do
the transplant check for hospitals and doctors accredition on
this website.

Foods, and behavioer that can Create, or eleminate
your disease as partially explained in these
documentaries and library books .

1. "Forks over Knives". 2. "Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead"
3. "The New Medecine", 4. "Stress: Portrait of a Killer"
5. "Food Incorporated", 6. "Incorporated"
7. "Life Running out of Control", 8."The Future of Food"
9. "FedUp", 10. "The Science of Healing." 11. "Preventing
and Reversing Diabetes Naturally." 12. TEDTalks:
13. CNBC Originals: One Nation, Overweight
Defying Disease ( Documentaries about solutions for your
medical problem)These Documentaries show the problems
and solutions. (Free from Netflex.com, by putting in these
key words in your search engine,"Netflix free trial" and
canceling your subscription before the month is up, or
continuing for $7.99 per month, Once you are on Netflix put
in the movie title in the search box and click, or telephone
1 (888) 638 3549 for help.

Put these key words in you search engine to get health videos:

Tedtalks Health

Library Book:

1. "The China Study", by T. Colin Campbell, PhD.,
is about the effects of varioous foods on your health.
2. "Prevent and Reverse Heart Disease", by Caldwell B.
Esselstyn, Jr., M.D.
3. "Eat to Live", Covers other aliments that are now part of
the modern world (obesity, cancer, diabetes, etc.) by Joel
Fuhrman, M.D.
4 "The New Medicine", $14.95 or your library, tel 800 247 6553.
(about the social and psychological effects on curing disease.)
5. "The End of Illness" by David B. Agus (97814516110178)

How most GOVERNMENTS, even the Democrats and Republicans,
CREATE your high medical costs while pretending concern
The doctors, dentists, education institutions, drug
manufactures, and hospitals, give their governments political
payoffs for eliminating competition. The number of
participants in each of these groups are purposely severely
limited using licensing and regulations that prolong
expensive, irrelevant education to create, support, and
justify their high charges of a thousand and more $ per hour.
Meanwhile they will support legislation limiting you to $8.
per hour. You will never have low health prices with high
component costs. (1/4 Billion is paid to 3300 U.S. health
lobbyists, each year, to increase your health costs), All links
are external.

1. Medical Providers--Stop the states from limiting the
supply of doctors, dentists, medical technicians and other
medical providers, who could treat you for forty percent of
the cost. In each state the state government, and the state
divisions of the AMA (through licensing, regulations, and
selective funding) determine the number of medical
students they will allow, about 18,000 per year. Some years
as few as 1/3 of medical students are admitted to medical
schools. Just from 1993 to 2009 more than 424,865 U.S.
medical students heart were broken because they were
prevented from becoming doctors External Link:
https://career.berkeley.edu/MedStats/national.stm (copy and
paste this link in your search engine if it does not come up.}
It appears someone does not want you to see this link and
is in some way blocking it.
Also, try these key words "? U.S. medical school acceptance rates"

(Research Studies from the Harvard School of Dental
Medicine (HSDM) and many other sources show that
whether students make high or lower scores on GPAs,
MCAT, DAT, MBDE Part 1, or PAT will not indicate, or predict
their final degree of Clinical Competence (whether they will
do a good job on protecting your health). But, because
schools and governments need a "REASON" for rejecting
students up to 2/3 of the students are rejected by invalidly
reasoned test results, and instead of dentists being trained
to do your dental work in 2 years, (As in Alaska and New
Zealand and 50 other countries with equal skill, as research
proved) dentists will be trained for 8 to 11 years, and your
teeth will rot and many will die because they cannot afford
the subsequent high dental costs. To affirm or disprove
this statement do your own 2 or 3 day "key words search"
on Google with similar key words such as these
Does GPA and DAT Predict Clinical Performance Among
Dental Students?

Current dental student first year enrollment is about 46%
less when compared to 1978 dental student first year
enrollment per number of U. S. persons, and medical
residencies, (the graduate training required of all doctors)
are under funded by the federal government: That is why
dental prices have dramatically risen in recent years and
why dentists earnings exceed many doctors ($300,000+)
http://www.etsdental.com/articles/future1.htm
This web address will show you how dentists
have increased your prices by controlling the
enrollment of dentist. If it does not come up
in your search when you click on it, copy and
paste it in your search engine and you will get
this important information put here for
customers of dentists because it is important
that they can afford dentists and not die of
rotten teeth. Currently dentists are earning
more than many doctors and are not
affordable. I care about your health.

The reason for not going to the dentists was that it costs to
much (34%). Half of consumers (51%) who have not been
to the dentist in five years reported that high costs are an
important factor. Dental specialists make over $300,000
per year, and many people die because they cannot afford
the corruptible caused high costs.

The restrition of supply gave physicians the highest average
income of any occupational group.This was its purpose!!!!!
They wanted your money for doing very little. External Link
http://www.pbs.org/fmc/book/2work4.htm

(Countries component medical costs compared):
http://angrybear.blogspot.com/2005/04/health-care-in-us-and-world-part-ii.html

Medical Licensure by Professor Milton Friedman
http://www.fff.org/freedom/0194e.asp

Years of schooling does not determine pay scale, in a free,
just, democratic economy, but supply and demand does.
For example, Massachusetts has 4.3.physicians per thousand
U.S. people and Oklahoma has 1.6 this caused the income
of a primary care physician in MA to be 120K, and the
income of a primary care physician in OK to be 250K. There
is no difference in the work or training, but only the results of
a limited supply! With Massachusett's Universal Coverage,
demand increased and the average wait by a new patient for
an appointment with an internist rose to 52 days in 2007
from 33 days in 2006, and as indicated in
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/05/us/05doctors.html,
and http://www.medicalcountries.org//

Especially in the Health Insurance countries, the
UK and Canada, supply is further limited. The U.K. provided
the N.H.S. while at the same time restricting the number of
doctors to 2.45, and .40 dentists per thousand people.
This collusive, short supply protects high doctor/dentist
incomes under the N.H.S., and causes 6% of patients to treat
themselves, for example: pulling their own teeth out with
pliers. Many wait 18 months for treatment and others receive
no treatment because they cannot find or afford a provider, and
this will happen in the U.S. with a limited supply under
Government Health Insurance.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/2005-03-02-doctor-shortage_x.htm

Because demand will be greatly increased. 4.1 million
Canadians are without a general practitioner, but the
Canadian Medical Association, and the government effort
to keep supply low, increases doctors income, and your
problems and costs.
http://www.cbc.ca/health/story/2009/12/02/wait-times-family-doctors.html

STOP using EDUCATION AS A BARRIER TO THE ENTRY
INTO THE MEDICAL FIELD. "Barriers to Entry"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barriers_to_entry

Other than the U.S. and Canada, most countries give medical
students more High School science classes and admit these
students directly into Medical and Dental schools, where they
learn everything they need to know including anatomy,
physics, chemistry, biology, genetics, histology, calculus,
medical diagnosis, the ethical and emotional treatment
of patients, etc. This is true in China, India, Germany, France,
England, etc. but in the USA and Canada, medical students
are prevented from getting 4 extra years of learning and
practice as a doctor by the requirement that they must
take irrelevant college courses for 4 years before medical
school, and the poor can't be doctors because of the high
schooling costs.

How did this irrelevant educational diversion start? In 1910
the doctors were not making the amount of money they
desired, and were getting more competition than they
wanted from their own kind and from several alternative
medical systems. Many medical schools were poor, some
with no dispensary, no lab, no ability for the students to see
sick patients, lots of untrained teachers, no cadavers for
anatomy class, etc. This gave the medical lobbies an excuse
for why they needed more education in order to "help the
public." What is needed is good education, not more
irrelevant education. But what was and is more important
to the medical lobbies are the changes needed to be kept
in force to realize the goal of high wages and status. So,
the majority of medical schools were closed (over a 100,
especially black and female schools), 4 more years of
irrelevant education was added, and many medical students
were prevented from ever becoming doctors.

"Frexner Report": External links
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flexner_Report

The "Flexner Report", on page 167, explains, how the lobby
would control medical institutions and workers through the
misuse of state boards. "The state boards are the
instruments through which the reconstruction of medical
education will be largely effected. To them the graduate in
medicine applies for the license to practice. The boards
determine: 1. The preliminary educational requirements.
2. The facilities required of the medical schools. 3.
Examination of the student for licensure." To see how
doctors and the AMA control, produce, and CREATE YOUR
HIGH COST, look here:
http://www.mises.org/journals/jls/3_1/3_1_5.pdf
On pages: 76-77 how to limit production of doctors, Page 84
"wages of the educated should not be determined by
competition", Page 85 reduce the number of medical
schools and graduates, Page 88, put doctors on State Medical
Boards and in the legislatures. Index reference starting: page
104, reference # 48. How to limit the number of medical
colleges, reference # 64-In the 55th. Congress, one Senator
and nine Representatives were physicians, reference # 81
an attack of medical licensure.

In many countries medical school is free, so more students
are available. With in-home learning of the proper audio and
video podcasts of college courses needed for a BS or BA
degrees, and Internet computer testing, (with governments
crediting courses after testing), the need for most colleges
could be eliminated, even the Phoenix types, and the cost
of a 4 year BS degree could go down to $5. or less
http://www.podcastinternationaluniversity.org/

This is an example of a free learning tool that is a better
teacher than you get in any college, in my opinion. Words
are pronounced, defined, explained, etc: Explore these
external links:
http://www.genome.gov

http://www.genome,gov/glossary/index.cfm?

http://www.genome.gov/glossary/index.cft?

World Wide Medical School requirements):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_school

World Wide Dental education-External Link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/College_of_Dental_Medicine

Many foreign students work in the U.S., and Canada. Their
training is more complete, because these students get 4
more years of medical practice in their lifetime. (Foreign
students will see, on average, at least 16,000 thousand
more patients, in their medical practice, at a rate of 2 patients
per hour in the 8,000 more hours of their 4 more years of
medical work). Dental Therapists have been treating patients
for 90 years in New Zealand, and now in 50 other countries,
and recently in Alaska. Their 2 years of training is comparable
to the practical training dentists get for drilling and filling
teeth. At the Baylor College, University of Dentistry,
University of Washington it was determined that the quality
of therapists-treated teeth, in 600 procedures, on 400 patients,
was not different from that provided by dentists, but lower
in cost. So, why does the government force us to use, in
most states, high cost U.S., overly trained, unaffordable
dentists? U.S. dentists charge $1000 to $3000 for a one
hour root canal that India Dentist do for $80. Technicians
use a finger and hand skill that could be learned in 2 weeks
by technicians.) One Indian dentist told me that there are
some Indian dentists that charge as low a $18. for a root
canal.

We Should flood the country with practitioners so that only
they that love their work will want to practice, and thus have
enough time to discover illnesses, and not waste patients-
time waiting in offices of over-worked, ill-tempered doctors.
Laws and constitution are being violated? Is this unequal
treatment, unlawful restraint of trade, etc.? This issue needs
legal study, action, and your help! World's Best Medical Care?
External Link
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/08/12/opinion/12sun1.html?_r=1

3. Stop preventing Medicare and the U.S.government
agencies from negotiating lower costs Drugsas low as 1/10
the price) as the VA does do, and allow buying drugs from
Canada and other countries at 1/3 the price, and less (As
some Senators want). External Link:
http://www/familiesusa.org/assets/pdfs/rhetoric-vs-reality.PDF

4. Eliminate High Hospital Costs--Stop the states from
preventing new hospitals from being built because the
existing hospital competitor's, and the colluding states say
there are already enough hospitals. Competition is essential
to keep cost and infection rates low, and quality high. Example:

Treatment cost for: (1) Average listed charge (2) Low Cost Hospital Charge
Depression Emphysema Food Poisoning Pneumonia
(1) $14,300 $17,300 $9,100 $11,300
(2) $2,600 $2,900 $2,800 $2,100

How Do Hospitals Get Paid?
http://economix.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/01/23/how-do-hospitals-get-paid-a-primer/?

Hospital's Infecion Rates: External Links
- http://www.abouthealthtransparency.org/node/125

America's Best Hospitals
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/07/16/americas-best-hospitals/
(The site includes a link that allows you to search among
5,000 hospitals to see how a particular hospital scored in the
rankings.)

Compare Hospital by Name, City, Zip, and State:
Rate hospitals in your Zip--External Link:
http://www.leapfroggroup.org/home
http://www.hospitalcompare.hhs.gov/

List of Accredited Hospitals by Country--External Link:
http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/JCI-Accredited-Organizations/
http://www.MedicalCountries.org/

5. Police Insurance companies to insure fair, honest treatment
to customers, health providers, and provide some standards.

What can YOU do? This unfair government action continues
because the media, NPR, TV, BBC. radio, magazines, and
newspapers do not report this preferential, immoral treatment
enough. We need to bring to the attention of the public, the
media's, college's, and government's pandering to the
doctor's/dentist's?, school's lobbies. The doctor's/dentist's/
colleges lobbies, governments and media are robbing,
impoverishing, and even killing the public by their actions,
and inactions! People and animals die because medical
treatment is too expensive. Actions have consequences!

1.Choose a possible country to go to for medical travel treatment,
and Find Cheap airfares

Argentina Hospitals and Doctors

Brazil Hospitals and Doctors

China Hospitals and Doctors

Costa Rica Hospitals and Doctors

Cuba Hospitals and Doctors

Hong Kong Hospitals and Doctors

Hungary Hospitals and Doctors

India Hospitals and Doctors

Mexico Hospitals and Doctors

Philippines Hospitals and Doctors

Singapore Hospitals and Doctors

Thailand Hospitals and Doctors

Turkey Hospitals and Doctors

U. K. Hospitals and Doctors

U. S. Hospitals and Doctors

Health and Safety Issues:
Vaccinations for travel to most countries are not required.
It can take 6 months-or-more to protect you with immunity
from some diseases. External Link:
http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/recs/schedules/adult-schedule.htm

Vaccine Side Effects External Link:
http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vac-gen/side-effects.htm

National Immunization Hot line at 1-800-232-2522 (English)
or 1-800-232-0233(Spanish). A person will answer your
general questions if you call these numbers. Usually the
cheapest place to get shots is your county’s health
department or, if your county does not give shots, a nearby
county may give shots Look in your telephone book for
your local county’s health department telephone number.
or put in “travel shots” in your search engine to explore the
Internet’s resources.

Safe medical travel, preventing political, and crime problems.
External Link: http://travel.state.gov/

Find Cheap Airfares:
Flight costs vary seasonally and with the provider you choose.
Make reservations way in advance. (30 days+) Check seasonal
differences, Fly on a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday.
Always choose the option “include nearby airports” in your
searches, Try an earlier or later travel date, Fare must be
available both ways. This web site tends to have cheaper
prices-- Exterior Link: http://www.priceline.com/

Tip websites for reduced medical tourism costs:
External Links:
http://www.travelocity.com/info/info_main/0,,TRAVELOCITY:EN%7CFARE_TIPS,00.html
http://airfare.michaelbluejay.com/

These Travel Search Engines reformats your
information to query 120 travel websites.
External Links:
http://www.timeatlas.com/mos/Web%20Sites/General/Finding%20Low%20Airfares%20Online/
http://www.kayak.com/ - http://www.sidestep.com/air/
http://travel.kelkoo.co.uk/b/a/c_172201_flights.html-

2. Get a cheap phone card for the country of your choice and/or
Internet telephone if you wish to talk to some of your
potential providers. Put in the key words “international phone
card.”You could buy a phone card in a local store. You will
want to notice the following of the company you choose:
How do they round the time, are there any monthly fees,
connection fees, maintenance fee, minimum usage fees,
expiration date, hidden costs, automatic recharging,
additional fees for smaller purchasers? Pay attention to the
contract terms, that the cost for calling one way is different
from calling the reverse way, that some companies are
cheaper one way but more expensive the reverse way, that
you do not have to dial a Pin Number, whether they have a
local dialing number for even lower per minute charges, etc.
After you have studied your choices you can make your
decision. Check this phone card provider and then see if
you can find a better one: External Link:
http://www.enjoyprepaid.com/enjoyprepaid/jsp/plan/show_selected_plan_details.jsp?plan_id=
External Link: http://www.enjoyprepaid.com/

World Telephone Directory--External Link:
http://www.numberway.com/

International Dialing Codes:--External Link:
http://kropla.com/dialcode.htm

City/Country Times World Wide--External Link:
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/

3.Pick a provider in the country of your choose, (Doctor Quality). Get
written prices. Doctors usually can not work at any hospital
and the hospital they work at may have high infections rates
or medical mistake rates thus if one picks a quality hospital
first and then a qualified doctor that works at that quality
hospital one has the best of both worlds. The number of
people in the U. S. who die, per year, of hospital infections
or medical mistakes is about 100,000 each, or about 200,000
thousand all together, a true yearly medical tsunami.

4 Compare hospitals worldwide, nursing homes, doctors, and
other health providers' costs, quality accreditation in
various countries: (18,000 U. S. hospital accredited
providers are compared and charted, for quality, in all the
countries and U.S. states, but to compare costs you
must call each individually. Costs in hospitals can vary,
in a city, by over $1000.00 daily, for rooms or procedures).

Article on how to select the best hospitals-External Link:
http://www.therubins.com/aging/hospratII.htm

Crusaders for Quality, and Health-Care Intangible--External Link:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/29/health/29book.html?ref=science

World Wide list of websites that Accredit Hospitals, and Doctors
Most countries and U.S. hospitals are listed in a well
organized manner, both accredited, and not:
http://www.hospitalsworldwide.com/index.php?

From the Department of State website External Link:
Top 10 Tips for Travelers

Travel.State.Gov:
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

World Wide Directory of hospital and healthcare
accreditation and certification services-- External Link:
http://www.imtj.com/marketplace/accreditation/directory/

Article about World Wide Accreditation of Hospitals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_accreditation

Updated list of Accredited Hospitals by Country.Check to see
if below listed hospital is currently accredited. Exterior Link:
http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/JCI-Accredited-Organizations/
1 630 268 7400 to ask about a particular Hospital

United States Accredited Hospitals:

U.S. Hospitals accredited by state and name (JCI) and Zip
--External Link: http://www.qualitycheck.org/consumer/searchQCR.as

JCAHO's web site for checking hospitals-External Link:
http://www.qualitycheck.org/ You can order performance reports
free of charge by calling 630-792-5800.(on a particular
hospital) International Evaluations-1 630 268 7400 or External Link:
http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/JCI-Accredited-Organizations/

Compare Hospitals Performance by Hospital Name,
City, Zip Code, and State-External Link:
http://www.hospitalcompare.hhs.gov/

Rate hospitals in your Zip-External Link:
http://www.leapfroggroup.org/home

This Report Rates 5,000 U. S. Hospitals on Their Heart
Treatment, and identified 55 where patients died far less often
than the national average. Among those hospitals is New
York-Presbyterian Hospital. - (Article)--External Link:
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/06/22/us/22hospital.html?

“America’s Best Hospitals, and Schools,” by U.S. News &
World Report External Link: http://www.usnews.com/

Compare Hospitals, Drug Plans, Home Health
Agencies, Nursing Homes, Dialysis Facilities, etc. in your
area. External Link: http://www.medicare.gov/

(Nursing Homes are much, much cheaper in some countries
that you could go to. If you cannot afford one here you can
afford one there. Check Costa Rica, for example, with plane
fares less than $278 from some places. The temperature
varies from 57 to 81 degrees Fahrenheit in San Jose. Medical
tourism history compares some costs in several countries
and provides other facts you need to know!) Exterior Link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_tourism%20-%20History

Hospital Quality from U.S. Department of Health & Human
Services External Link:
http://www.hospitalcompare.hhs.gov/Hospital/Search/Welcome.asp?version=default

Patient Safety Practices: http://www.jcipatientsafety.org/24725/

State-by-State Adverse Event and Mortality Reporting Specifics,
Consumers Union Article External Link:
Is hospital quality of care data available in your state?

Consumers Union articles about hospitals External Link:
http://www.consumersunion.org/campaigns/stophospitalinfections/learn.html

Compare Nursing Homes in your area with other nursing
homes in regard to violations and complaints. This site
also contains key data as to the staffing and number of
residents in the home you are looking at. External Link:
http://www.medicare.gov/ , put in “Nursing Home Compare" in the
Search Box, click Search, study the various options on the pages:
http://www.medicare.gov/NHCompare/Include/DataSection/Questions/SearchCriteriaNEW.asp

To find registered doctors in a country, put the key words:
"Registered Doctors " in your Search Engine and frequently
you will get a website that provides a list of Registered
Doctors, in many countries or just the country you are
looking in.

U.S. and other embassies and consulates abroad maintain
lists to choose doctors and quality hospitals. Look in the
embassy in the area of your interest. Example,
-http://usembassy.state.gov/, click "Hong Kong and Macao",
click "U.S. Citizen Services," click "Medical Providers in Hong
Kong and Macaw". Major credit card companies can provide
the names to choose doctors and quality hospitals abroad.
Medical insurance carriers such as Blue Cross/Blue Shield
websites can also be useful in finding doctors in foreign
countries. US Department of State.--External Link:
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

United States Accredited Doctors
Books in Your Library about U.S. and Some Foreign Doctors
“The Official ABMS Directory of Board Certified Medical
Specialists” (4 Volumes) organized by Specialty and State,
and includes some foreign doctors.(super--specialties are
also listed)

Guide to Top Doctors, Center for Study of Services,
Consumer, (15,000 listed.) "Top Doctors" (It also lists some
top U.S. Hospitals.)

Federation of State Medical Board Information on Licensed
Practitioners in all states External Link: http://www.fsmb.org/,
click Member Services, click Directory of State Medical Boards,
click link of any particular state.

Board certified U.S. and Foreign Specialists certified in U.S
.-External Link: http://www.abms.org/.
Physician certification in 24 medical specialty boards,in the
United States. (super-specialties are also listed)

Patients ratings their own doctors (And Yours?)
External Link: http://www.doctorscorecard.com/

United States Yellow Pages-External Link:
http://www.yellow.com/

To further check the background of your doctor put in the
words “doctor check background” in your search engine.
A typical company that does this for about $20.00 is: (
Example) External Links:
http://www.mdnationwide.org/doctorscredentials.php

Sample Doctor's Background Report:
http://www.mdnationwide.org/sample-docreport.php

Contact Dental Schools for prices: (students are less
costly, but Professors cost are usually equal to the cost
of Private Doctors)
-External Link: http://www.dentalschools.com/

Contact Medicaid for free medical service. (U. S. Citizens)
External Link: http://www.cms.hhs.gov/

“Minute Clinics” are opening in some Target and other Stores
where medical costs are about half what physician charge in
the U. S. You are treated by nurse-practitioners, and
physician assistants 7 days a week. External Links:
http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/hnf/hnf_5019.htm

5. Determine best time of year to go: which ___________
depends on airline fares and weather at various times. (Some
areas are flooded at certain times of the year).

World Climate-External Link:
http://www.worldclimate.com/
Travel costs are cheaper seasonally.

Download "google earth free" for aerial views of
where you want to go. Exterior Link: http://earth.google.com/

Maps-External Link: http://www.mapquest.com/maps

6.Determine where to stay in the country of your choice
You can find adequate places to stay, in most countries, for
$15.00 dollars a night. The doctor or hospital you are going
too may refer you to such places, which are near them. If
you go up-and-down the streets, in India, you will find Hotels
as low $3. per night. The bathroom is a hole in the floor at
the end of the hall with a garden hose and your finger to wash
yourself with.

7. Get a passport and visa for medical travel, if needed, to the country of
your choice, it can take months.You need a Passport and a
Visa to enter or exit most countries and to get a Visa you
must first get a Passport. Some companies claim they can
get you a Passport, at an additional charge, in one day, but
it can takes 8 weeks to get a Passport, at the lowest-cost,
and another 4 weeks to get a Visa. To learn how to get a
passport or visa, from your country, put in the key words,
“passport” or “visa” in your search engine and go on from
there. Make sure you download and fill in a passport form
from the Internet before you go anyplace to get a passport
because it is unlikely that you have remembered the answer
to all the questions asked on the form you are required to
fill out. Pay special attention to the photo requirements, as
they are very strict. For further information on-entry
requirements, please contact the Embassy of the country
you are going to.

U. S. Passport External Link

India Visa External Link: http://www.india-visa.com/new-york.htm

Visa Thailand External Link
Travel warnings for various countries External Link -

Currency Converter External Link http://www.gocurrency.com/add-converter.htm

Medical Info for Americans traveling abroad Look in the
index of Medical information for Americas Abroad,
on this link of U. S. Department of State, call (202) 647 3000)

Useful information on medical emergencies abroad, including
overseas insurance programs, is provided in the Department
of State's Bureau of Consular Affairs brochure, available via
the Bureau of Consular Affairs home page or auto fax:
(202) 647-3000.

For your peace of mind:

1. Make copies of your passport ID page, Visa, travel
documents, credit card info other data and numbers you
may need. Leave one at home with a friend and keep another
separately from your Passport and have a copy remotely
assessable via computer through your email. You may lose
your wallet or suitcase, and there is always a computer
somewhere in most countries.

2. Fill out an emergency Passport form and leave itinerary
with a friend.

3. Consult safety tips abroad on External Link:
http://www.travel.state.gov/

4. Consult on restrictions of importations of goods.
External Links: www.treas.gov/ofac

8. Determine how to pay for anything in the country of
your choice and check with your medical provider to confirm
that the way you want to pay is OK with them.

9. Allergy Remedies, Safe and unsafe drug and drug-
food combinations, drug counter-indications, drug side
effects, drug substitutions, low cost drug sources.Double
check your doctor.

Drug Interaction Checkers (some drugs, while safe alone,
are not safe with some foods, other drugs, or with your
particular medical condition.

Check possible interactions between drugs below: Discovery
Health has a Drug Interaction Checker-External Link:
http://health.discovery.com/webapps/drugchecker.do?jspLet

Health A to Z Drug Interactions Drug Interactions Guide
-External Link:
http://www.healthatoz.com/healthatoz/Atoz/drugdb/drugSearch.jsp

CHECK - Checks for drug-food and drug-drug interactions.
External Link:
http://www.healthatoz.com/healthatoz/Atoz/drugdb/drugGuideHome.jsp

Check Antiretroviral Drugs:--External Link Database of
Antiretroviral Drug Interactions:
http://hivinsite.ucsf.edu/InSite?page=ar-00-02

Search for Interacting Drug FDA-approved antiretrovirals.
External Link:
http://hivinsite.ucsf.edu/arvdb?page=ar-00-02&post=7

About the Database of Antiretroviral Drug Interactions
External Link:
http://hivinsite.ucsf.edu/InSite?page=ar-about-int

A LIST OF How TO SAVE MONEY ON PRESCRIPTION DRUGS

Generic Drugs: You can save up 80% by using generic drugs,
which have the same active ingredients as brand name drugs.
Wal-Mart will be selling 30 pills per month for $4.00.

Source: Carefirst External Link:
http://www.carefirst.com/pharmacy/GenericDrugs/GenericDrugsLanding.html

Generic DrugsSavings Calculator-External Link:
https://www.flrx.com/calculator/generic/advanced_calculator.html

Patient Assistance Programs to reduce Drug Costs:

They help you find much lower drug costs.
http://www.scbn.org/

Free Medicine Program. External Links:
http://www.freemedicineprogram.org/index.htm
Application Form:
http://www.freemedicineprogram.org/form.html

Needy Meds

How to qualify for free prescription medicine External Link:
-External Link: http://%20www.needymeds.com/

Brand name drugs:

Drugs available through patient assistance programs.
Exterior Link: http://www.needymeds.com/drug_list.taf

Generic Name List:

Drugs available through patient assistance program. Exterior Link:
http://www.needymeds.com/generic_list.taf

Program Name List: Exterior Link:
http://www.needymeds.com/program_list.taf

Company List: Exterior Link:
http://www.needymeds.com/company_list.taf

Patient Assistance Program Applications:
Exterior Link: http://www.needymeds.com/apps.taf

Eldercare Locator: Run by the U.S.
Administration on Aging. Indicates drug assistance programs
by state. (800) 677-1116.-Extenal Link:
http://www.eldercare.gov/

PPARx: Partnership for Prescription Assistance. A resource
for patient assistance programs. The PP also will help
potential recipients sign up for Medicare Part D coverage.
(888) 4PPA-NOW (477-2669).--Exterior Link
https://www.pparx.org/Intro.php

The Access to Benefits Coalition Links to benefits checkups:,
a service that allows you to search for public and private
programs. Exterior Link:
http://www.accesstobenefits.org/

Merck offers a Prescription Discount Card for 11 Merck
products to anyone without prescription coverage.
Information: Exterior Link
http://www.needymeds.com/rxcards/merck.shtml -
Website:-Exterior Link: http://www.merck.com/merckhelps

RX Access Card: A discount card for several hundred
medications manufactured by 12 participating companies.
The program applies to people with no prescription
insurance who meet the income guidelines. Information:
Exterior Links
http://www.needymeds.com/rxcards/togetherrxaccess.shtml
-Website: --Exterior Link:
http://www.togetherrxaccess.com/home.html

Split Your Pills Prescriptions usually cost the same no
matter the dosage, so you can buy stronger pills and divide
then into more doses. GoogoBits.com-Exterior Link:
http://www.googobits.com/articles/p3-2121-10-ways-to-save-%20money-on-prescription-drugs.html
-Your druggist may split dosages for free. Ask your doctor
and pharmacist about this.

Pill-Splitting-Exterior Link:
http://www.oregon.gov/DAS/OHPPR/ORRX/pt_pill_splitting.shtml

Potential Cost Savings Exterior Link:
http://www.oregon.gov/DAS/OHPPR/ORRX/pt_pill_splitting.shtml#Potential_Cost_Savings

Free Drugs:

Free Medicine Foundation-Exterior Link:
http://www.freemedicinefoundation.com/

The Institute in Washington, D.C., is a public interest group
that has free booklets online about free and low-cost
prescription drugs “The revised eighth edition,"Free and
Low Cost Prescription Drugs" 33 pages, now includes one
hundred and three programs and 1,104 drug listings. The
booklet gives proven tips, tools and tactics on how and
where to get free and low cost prescription drugs. Exterior Link:
http://www.institute-dc.org/

Medicare Prescription Drugs: Medicare Part D, the new
outpatient drug coverage beginning on Jan.1, 2006, works
like other health insurance plans. Medicare beneficiaries will
be able to choose from at least two prescription drug
coverage plans. Those plans will cover drugs for all
medically necessary treatments, will pay for brand name
and generic drugs, and will enable beneficiaries to get
prescriptions at a pharmacy or through mail order. The
standard drug coverage in 2006 will require consumers to
pay a $250 deductible and a monthly premium of about $35.
After beneficiaries pay $250, Medicare will pay 75 percent
of a beneficiary's drug expenses up to $2,250, with
beneficiaries paying 25 percent of the costs.-Exterior Link:
http://www.fda.gov/fdac/features/2005/505_save.html

AARP: members are eligible for many discounts, including
mail-order pharmacy discounts. Exterior Link:
http://www.aarpmedicarerx.com/default.aspx?ecmpgnid=aarporg

Pharmacies across the border: If you live close to either
Canada or Mexico, you can buy medications in either country
for a lower price.

Canada: “Canada places a limit on the price that can be
charged by the drug companies on prescription drugs. With
those limits the price may be half or less than what you are
paying in the U.S. That, along with the lower value of the
Canadian dollar compared to U.S.currency makes buying
in Canada a good value. You will need a prescription from
a doctor in Canada, but pharmacies that routinely deal with
people from the US can often arrange this. Many seniors
groups in border areas are arranging bus trips north to buy
medications.”

Canadian Drugstores Evaluated and Rated-External Link:
http://www.canadiandrugstores.com/

Mexico: You can buy most drugs without a prescription at
much lower costs. You need to check dosages and expiration
dates. Senor Health.Exterior Link:
http://seniorhealth.about.com/cs/prescriptiondrugs/a/drug_cost.htm

Buying Prescription Drugs in Mexico External Link:
http://phoenix.about.com/cs/health/a/mexicodrugs.htm

Mail-order: “Mail-order and Internet pharmacies are
inexpensive, convenient, and can help you save money on
drugs. But take the normal precautions: Make sure the
pharmacy is licensed; don't order medications without a
prescription; and stay away from foreign companies.
Medicines manufactured in other countries are not FDA
approved, and they may not live up to American standards.
Besides, bringing foreign pills into the country or having
them delivered to your house is technically illegal”

Web sites to comparison Shop:

DestinationRx.com. This site offers information and
education on drugs and alternatives and a price-comparison
tool. External Link: http://corp.destinationrx.com/

http://www.pharmacychecker.com/: compares prescription drug
prices for more than 1,000 medications.-External Link:
http://www.pharmacychecker.com/

Lower Cost Drugs:

Your doctor may be able to prescribe a lower cost drug for
your condition. To find out if there are other lower cost drugs,
including generics, that can be used to treat your condition,
check the preferred drugList: External Link:
http://notesnet.carefirst.com/formulary/formulary.nsf

Print the list to take to your doctor, and ask our doctor if a
preferred, drug could work for you. External Link:
http://www.carefirst.com/pharmacy/GenericDrugs/GenericDrugsLanding.html

Wal-marts Plan-Target Plan: for lowering drug costs. 30 pills
of Generic Drugs on their drug list cost about $4.00 per
month, or $10 for 3 months. Call local store to verify and get
details. Exterior Link: http://www.walmart.com/ Click on
Pharmacy tab and scroll to bottom of page to click-on drug
list. Also check-Exterior Link: http://www.target.com/.

Wal-Mart Expands Program Providing Drug Discounts
(90 day supply $10) Wal-Mart Stores

Wal-Mart to Expand in-store Medical Clinics Exterior link:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/07/business/07clinic.html?ref=health

Ask Your Doctor for Free Samples:
Pharmaceutical companies supply physicians with large
quantities of samplesto dispense to their patients

Expiration date myth: Several consumer groups reported
that the rigid expiration dates that appear on prescription
packages are a myth; the medication is useable long after
the stated expiration date. Check with your pharmacist and
your physician before using expired medications.

Buy in bulk: HealthyMe--Exterior Link:
http://www.ahealthyme.com/topic/medsaving

Buy your personal use drug in a poor Country or for animal
use as they are cheaper: When a months supply of Zoloft
cost $29.74 in Austria, the U.S. cost was $64.67 Your
personal drug used for animals cost less. Check if suppliers
will provide your identical drug, possibly under a different
name, and under that name

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0853692106/103-9579514-2203051?v=glance&n=283155

it may be used for animals. But,
the drug is the same and the cost is less. The same drug can
go under more that 150 names. Study the following link.
External Link:
Comprehensive Database that lists U. S. drugs AND the
foreign drug name? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_drugs ,

http://www.drugs.com?

10. Alternative Medical Systems
Key words to use for an internet search of
these health systems:

Acupuncture……………. Flower Therapy….....Osteopathy

Alexander Technique ..... Holistic Medicine......Prayer

Ayurvedic Medicine…….. Homoeopathy...…....Progressive Relaxation.

Behavioral Medicine…… Laughter Therapy… Siddha

Chiropractic……………. Macrobiotics……... Telemedicine

Chinese Medicine………. Massage Therapy.... Unani

Environmental Medicine..Meditation…….…
Yoga

Rare diseases-External Link: http://www.rarediseases.org/

11.Telemedicine for your animals: With your computer, and telemedicine
your animals can be treated in your own home, for much
less, Some Vets in India charge less than $1.00 a visit (about
INR 40) A basic Telemedicine system consists of a personal
computer, modem, telephone line usually free software, and
a-web cam.) Most countries have Telemedicine.

12. Other (support groups) who have your disease_______________ ___ _
and their discoveries and individuals who have information
on any issue (health or otherwise): Googles Directory-Exterior Link:
http://groups-beta.google.com/groups/dir?hl=en&sel=16823605

Yahoo Groups-Exterior Links:
http://health.dir.groups.yahoo.com/dir/1600062132 -

http://www.yahoo.com/r/2r

Web site of people who share information about their
disease Exterior Links:http://www.patientslikeme.com/

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/23/magazine/23patients-t.html?ref=health&pagewanted=print

Unique, A free. rare support group that puts you in contact
with others that have your chromosome disorder External Link:
http://www.rarechromo.org/images/logo/unique_heading_75pct_transparent.gif

--- Exterior Links: http://www.patientslikeme.com/

New York Times Article about health groups--Exterior Links:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/23/magazine/23patients-t.html?ref=health&pagewanted=print

Women Health Groups that share information on women's diseases--
External Link: http://health.dir.groups.yahoo.com/dir/1600060813

Yahoo Health Group to share information about medical problems--
External Link: health.groups.yahoo.com

Various Groups share and Discuss Health topics--External link:
http://groups.google.com/groups/dir?lnk=od&sel=topic%3D46389

13. Explore Health Insurance Alternatives:___________________ ______
10,000 Plans Compared--External Link: http://www.ehealthinsurance.com/

Advice to the Jobless on Getting Health Coverage
External Link:
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/28/health/policy/28patient.html?_r=1

14. Social Question?__________

15. Telemedicine for Humans with your computer, and telemedicine you
can betreated in your own home for much less, by a
psychiatrist, etc. residing in an other country. For example,
A U.S. Phychiatrist charges $70. to $200. for a 50 minute hour,
while other countries Psychiatrist's charges are $20 and up.
(A basic telemedicine system consists of a personal
computer, a modem, a telephone line, usually free software,
and a web cam.)

Telemedicine, Wikipedia External Link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telemedicine

Science Daily Article Your Eye Care:
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/06/060606182623.htm

India Article in “Express Computer”:
http://www.expresscomputeronline.com/20030310/focus1.s.html

Telepsychiatry-External Link:
http://pn.psychiatryonline.org/cgi/content/full/39/12/4

16. Robot-software-doctor:-With your home computer, telemedicine (A basic
telemedicine system consists of a personal computer,
modem, a telephone line, a scanner and a web cam, other
software, hardware and, existing expert medical systems,
you could be treated, by your Robot-software-doctor, (not
if, but when the software system has been built.) Off shore
hospital-boats could be built to compete with expensive
countries medical systems and thus offer those countries
affordable and inexpensive treatment.
I will talk to India, China, Thailand, and
etc. about building these boats.

17. Buying Eyeglasses: In some U.S. cities you can buy cheap good reading
glasses in the Dollar Store for one dollar. If your vision is
different in each eye, you can buy 2 of the same frame
glasses that are good for each eye and change these lenses
into one frame, so that you are seeing through the lens you
have picked for that eye. By trial and error learning, you can
teach yourself how to change these snap out lenses into your
glasses. Most lenses snap out, (with some difficulty). External Link:
http://www.eyetopics.com/articles/106/1/Over-the-Counter-Reading-Glasses

Wall-Mart-(Belore you buy do an experiment to
see if you see as well, or better as with your your glasses?

(Not prescription) 3-pack reading glasses- $7.86

Titanium Frame reading Glasses $19.82

Invisible Bifocals $16.73

Bendable Temples eye glasses to fit large and small
faces $19.82
A list of low cost Prescription Contacts & Eyeglass suppliers:
External Link:
How to use the Internet to buy prescription eyeglasses for $1 or lowest cost

Which choice is the Best? I do not know!
Zenni Optical sells Prescription Eyeglasses for $8.95
& up, worldwide 1 800 211 2105
-Exterior Link: http://www.zennioptical.com/cart/home.php

http://www.39dollarglasses.com/

http://www.myeyewearstore.com/SALEJP1005_eyeglasses.html

Contact Lens-External Link: http://www.lens.com/

For information on Free & low cost eyeglasses, and Eye
Tests, or Hearing Aids call your local Lions Club
External Link Lions Clubs International

18. Buying Hearing Aids, Precautions and Lower Costs _______

Where to get, freecheap, reasonably priced, hearing aids?
(A Lion’s Club is contracting with a company in India to
make hearing aids with they will sell for 0 to $150 each.
http://www.ebay.com/, sells hearing aids from $2. and up, new and
used. Ebay’s hearing aids are the least Expensive I have
seen. You can waive a hearing test or have one, and
compare the price the tester gives you with the same make
and model at Ebay.

ebay low cost seller bidbybid (4615)
View Store HEARING AIDS
ebay low cost seller ariahearingaids
For information on Free & low cost Hearing Aids, in your
town, call your local Lions Club.

You could check ebay for other low costs sellers.
External Link: Lions Clubs International

Info about your hearing loss-Ex.Link:
http://www.nidcd.nih.gov/health/hearing/hearingaid.asp

Consumers Union Article-problems with your suppliers
External Links:
http://www.consumersunion.org/pdf/HearingAids.pdf
http://www.consumersunion.org/consumeronline/pastissues/healthcare/hearingaids.html

Hearing Loss people write about their problems.
External Link:
http://www.hearinglossweb.com/discus/messages/12/12.html

19. Infertility, Designer-Children, Adoption:_________________

External Link:
Provide Worldwide data on fertility clinics as mentioned in medicalcountries.org

Adoption Ext. Link:
Provide Worldwide data on Adoption as mentioned in medicalcountries.org

Genetic Testing, check potential problems: External Link:
https://www.23andme.com/

Technical Infertility info-External Link:
http://www.webmd.com/content/article/73/87998.htm

This website shows good descriptived audio and video
explaining fertility processes.
External Link: http://www.krishnaivf.com/

Documentaries about reproductive technology and your baby.

(Free from Netflex.com, by putting in these key words in
your search engine, "Netflix free trial" and canceling your
subscription before the month is up, or continuing for $7.99
per month. Once you are on Netflix put in the movie title in
the search box and click. If the search box is not visible click
Browse DVDs and the box usually comes up.) or telephone
1 (888) 638 3549 for help.

Titles of Documentaries to put in the Search Box

"Frozen Angels"

"The incredible Human Body"

"The Science of Babies"
by National Geographics, about the first 12 month of life

"Babies", a fascinating Documentary of the simultaneous raising
of four babies from Africa, Mongolia, Japan, and the U.S.A

"Pregnant in America", Compares birth with a doctor to birth with
a midwife. (Does it pay to know your providers C-section rate?)

"The Business of Being Born" Compares birth with a Doctor to
birth with a midwife and mortality statics.

20 Low Cost Funeral Information__________________________

FTC (Federal Trade Commission) Funeral Rules: In your
search engine put (FTC Funeral Rules)and you may get this:
http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/rulemaking/funeral/index.shtm

Free Cremation:External Link http://www.anatomicgift.com/
They use your body parts to help other people.

New York Times Article-- External Link:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/15/health/15brod.html?

General Information about most Funeral Costs and Services:
(At this website you frequently can find someone that has
information on your local funeral providers, as well as book
lists that cover about everything, relating to funerals, even
the laws about burial in your yard, having the funeral in
your home, or making your own casket, or buying a casket
for a few dollars. In 45 U.S. states, it is legal for you to care
for your deceased. External Link:
http://www.funerals.org/ (national office: 800-765-0107)

General Information about Organ Donation:
External Link http://www.organdonor.gov/.

It is possible to buy a casket for a few dollars. Good Book
Example, Information about funeral laws in all us states:
Lisa Carlson, “Caring for the Dead”

Modern day cremation video: External Link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-ynU6aTzac

Cremation Ritual in India: External Link:
http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/player/places/culture-places/work/india_cremation.html

For more Cremation videos, put in the key words,
"Cremation Videos" to get several videos from your web browser.

Funerals Wikipedia External Link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Funeral

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Argentina Hospitals

Most countries and U.S. hospitals are listed, both accredited
and non-accredited, in a well organized manner. Exterior Link:
http://www.hospitalsworldwide.com/index.php?

From the Department of State website External Link:
Top 10 Tips for Travelers

Travel.State.Gov:
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

World Wide Directory of hospital and healthcare
accreditation and certification services: External Link
http://www.imtj.com/marketplace/accreditation/directory/

Article about World Wide Accreditation of Hospitals:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_accreditation

Updated list of Accredited Hospitals by Country.Check to
see if below listed hospital is currently accredited.
Exterior Link:
http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/JCI-Accredited-Organizations/

Call 1 630 268 7400 to ask about a particular Hospital

Argentina Doctors:

To find registered doctors in a country putthe key words:
"Registered Doctors" in your Search Engine and frequently
you will get a website that provides a list of Registered
Doctors, in many countries, or just the country you are
looking in.

U. S. Department of State. External Link:
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

U. S. and other embassies and consulates abroad maintain
lists to choose doctors and quality hospitals. Look in the
embassy in the country of your interest. Example,
http://usembassy.state.gov/ click city of your interest,
Example: "Argentina: Buenos Aires" , click "U.S. Citizens:,
click "Living in Argentina", click "Medical Care & Doctors",
click on click here in "Medical Care in Argentina to find the
list. Major credit card companies also can provide the names
to choose doctors and quality hospitals abroad. Medical
insurance carriers such as Blue Cross/Blue Shield websites
can also be useful in finding doctors in foreign countries.

Brazil Hospitals
Most countries and U.S. hospitals are listed, both accredited
and non-accredited, in a well organized manner.
http://www.hospitalsworldwide.com/index.php?

From the Department of State website External Link:
Top 10 Tips for Travelers

Travel.State.Gov:
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

World Wide Directory of hospital and healthcare
accreditation and certification services: External Link
http://www.imtj.com/marketplace/accreditation/directory/

Article about World Wide Accreditation of Hospitals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_accreditation

Updated list of Accredited Hospitals by Country. Check to
see if below listed hospital is currently accredited.
Exterior Link:
http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/JCI-Accredited-Organizations/

Call 1 630 268 7400 to ask about a particular Hospital

Brazil Doctors

Brazil (JCI) Accredited Hospitals

AMIL Resgate Saude
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
AMIL Total Care - Barra da Tijuca
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

AMIL Total Care - Berrini
Sao Paulo, Brazil

AMIL Total Care - Botafogo
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Associação do Sanatório Sírio - Hospital do Coração
Sao Paulo, Brazil

Centro de Transplante de Medula Óssea (CEMO) - INCA
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Hospital Alemão Oswaldo Cruz
São Paulo, Brazil

Hospital Copa D'OR
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Hospital do Câncer II - INCA
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Hospital do Cancer III - INCa
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Hospital do Cancer IV - INCa
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein
Sao Paulo, Brazil

Hospital Moinhos de Vento
Porto Alegre, Brazil

Hospital Sao Vicente de Paulo
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Sao Paulo, Brazil

Hospital Sirio Libanes - Sociedade Beneficente de Senhoras
Sao Paulo, Brazil

Instituto Estadual de Hematologia - Hemorio
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Instituto Nacional de Traumato e Ortopedia -Unidade Hospitalar-Into
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

PRONEP - Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Sociedade Hospital Samaritano
Sao Paulo, Brazil
(If you put a copy of each hospital's address in your
computer's-Internet-search-engine it usually will give you
that hospital's web site. (If available at that time.)

Brazil Doctors:

To find registered doctors in a country put the key words:
"Registered Doctors" in your Search Engine and frequently
you will get a website that provides a list of Registered
Doctors, in many countries, or just the country you are
looking in.

U. S. Department of State. External Link:
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

U. S. and other embassies and consulates abroad maintain
lists to choose doctors and quality hospitals. Look in the
embassy in the country of your interest. Example,
http://usembassy.state.gov/ click city of your interest,
Example: "Argentina: Buenos Aires" , click "U.S. Citizens:,
click "Living in Argentina", click "Medical Care & Doctors",
click on click here in "Medical Care in Argentina to find the
list. Major credit card companies also can provide the names
to choose doctors and quality hospitals abroad. Medical
insurance carriers such as Blue Crosss/Blue Shield websites
can also be useful in finding doctors in foreign countries.

China Hospitals

Most countries and U.S. hospitals are listed, both accredited
and non-accredited, in a well organized manner.
http://www.hospitalsworldwide.com/index.php?

From the Department of State website External Link:
Top 10 Tips for Travelers

Travel.State.Gov
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

World Wide Directory of hospital and healthcare
accreditation and certification services: External Link
http://www.imtj.com/marketplace/accreditation/directory/

Article about World Wide Accreditation of Hospitals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_accreditation

Updated list of Accredited Hospitals by Country.Check to
see if below listed hospital is currently accredited. Exterior Link
http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/JCI-Accredited-Organizations/

Call 1 630 268 7400 to ask about a particular Hospital

China Hospitals Accredited by (JCI)& others

Beijing United Family Hosptial and Clinics
Beijing, P.R. of China

Huashan Hospital, Fudan University
Shanghai, China

Shanghai United Family Hospital and Clinics
Shanghai, P.R. China

Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital
Hangzhou Zhejiang Province, China P.R

TEDA International Cardiovascular Hospital
TEDA, Tianjin, China P.R.

Fundación Cardiovascular de Colombia – Instituto del Corazón
Floridablanca, Santander, Colombia

China Doctors

To find registered doctors in a country put the key words:
"Registered Doctors " in your Search Engine and frequently
you will get a website that provides a list of Registered
Doctors, in many countries, or just the country you are
looking in.

From the Department of State website External Link:
Top 10 Tips for Travelers Travel.State.Gov

Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

Hong Kong Hospitals

Most countries and U.S. hospitals are listed, both
accredited and non-accredited, in a well organized manner.
http://www.hospitalsworldwide.com/index.php?

From the Department of State website External Link:
Top 10 Tips for Travelers

Travel.State.Gov
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

Top 10 Tips for Travelers

World Wide Directory of hospital and healthcare
accreditation and certification services: External Link
http://www.imtj.com/marketplace/accreditation/directory/

Article about World Wide Accreditation of Hospitals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_accreditation

Updated list of Accredited Hospitals by Country.
Check to see if below listed hospital is currently accredited.
Exterior Link
http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/JCI-Accredited-Organizations/

Call 1 630 268 7400 to ask about a particular Hospital

Trent Hospital Accreditation List for U.K.
Hong Kong External Link
http://www.ukaf.org.uk/TAS.htm

Canossa Hospital, Caritas

Evangel Hospital

Hong Kong Aventist Hospital

Hong Kong Baptist Hospital

Hong Kong Central Hospital

Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital

Precious Blood Hospital

St Paul's Hospital

St Teresa's Hospital

Tsuen Wan Adventist Hospital

Hong Kong Doctors

To find registered doctors in a country put the key words:
"Registered Doctors " in your Search Engine and frequently
you will get a website that provides a list of Registered
Doctors, in many countries, or just the country you are
looking in.

Costa Rica Hospitals-, (round trip cost $278.& up). In Cities rooms
can be rented monthly for as low as $250..00. The yearly
temperature varies from 57 to 81 degrees monthly in San
Jose. (Nursing Homes are much, much cheaper in some
countries that you could go to. If you cannot afford it here
you can afford it there. Check Costa Rica, for example with
plane fares less than $278, from some places. The
temperature varies from 57 to 81 degrees Fahrenheit, in San
Jose. Medical Tourism History Compares some costs in
several countries, and provides other facts you need to
know!!!) Exterior Link
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_tourism%20-%20History

Most countries and U.S. hospitals are listed, both accredited
and non-accredited, in a well organized manner.
http://www.hospitalsworldwide.com/index.php?

From the Department of State website External Link:
Top 10 Tips for Travelers

External Link http://sanjose.usembassy.gov/medical.html

World Wide Directory of hospital and healthcare
accreditation and certification services: External Link
http://www.imtj.com/marketplace/accreditation/directory/

Article about World Wide Accreditation of Hospitals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_accreditation

Updated list of Accredited Hospitals by Country.Check to
see if below listed hospital is currently accredited.
Exterior Link
http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/JCI-Accredited-Organizations/

Call 1 630 268 7400 to ask about a particular Hospital

Costa Rica Accredited Hospitals by (JCI)

Hospitals with (JCI) certification-

Hospital CIMA, San Jose
San Jose, Costa Rica

Hospital Clinica Biblica
San Jose, Costa Rica

Hospital La Catolica
Guadalupe, San Jose, Costa Rica

(If you put a copy of each hospital's address in your
computer's-Internet-search-engine it usually will give you
that hospital's web site.(If available at that time.)

U.S. and other embassies and consulates
abroad maintain lists to choose doctors and-quality hospitals.
Look in-the embassy in the country of your interest. Example:
http://usembassy.state.gov/, click city of your interest, click
"U. S. Citizen Services", click "Living in Costa Rica", click-
"Medical Practitioners List." Major credit card companies
also can-provide the names to choose doctors and quality
hospitals abroad. Medical insurance carriers such as Blue
Cross/Blue Shield websites can also be useful-in finding
doctors in foreign countries.

External Link http://sanjose.usembassy.gov/medical.html

Costs Rica Doctors

To find registered doctors in a country put the key words:
"Registered Doctors " in your Search Engine and frequently
you will get a website that provides a list of Registered
Doctors, in many countries, or just the country you are
looking in.

Travel.State.Gov
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

US Department of State. External Link:
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

From Department of State website
External Link: Top 10 Tips for Travelers

To check licenses of Medical Professionals in Costa Rica
use these key words: Physicians and Surgeons-- Colegio
de Medicos y Cirujanos Orthodontists--La Academia
Costarricense de OrtodonciaPsychologists--Colegio
Profesional de Psicologos de Costa Rica Dental surgeons
--Colegio de Cirujanos Dentistas Costa Rica

Article from Costa Rica Daily News, English Language news,
about Clinica Biblica Hospital, the first to apply for JCI
accreditation, in the region.
info@clinicabiblica.com

http://www.clinicabiblica.com/

-Inside Costa Rica - Daily Online News

Costa Rica Yellow Pages External Link
http://www.yellow.com/188.html

World Telephone Directory-External Link:
http://www.numberway.com/

Maps -External Link http://www.mapquest.com/maps/

Information about living costs, weather, culture,
and etc. in Costa Rica External Link
http://www.therealcostarica.com/

Cities Year round climate is indicated in:
External Link http://www.worldclimate.com/

For Health and Safety issues see section 1. on this site and
read the other sections that could provide some useful
information before you decide to travel.

Cuba Hospitals

Most countries and U.S. hospitals are listed, both
accredited and non-accredited, in a well organized manner.
http://www.hospitalsworldwide.com/index.php?

From the Department of State website External Link:
Top 10 Tips for Travelers

Travel.State.Gov
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

World Wide Directory of hospital and healthcare
accreditation and certification services: External Link
http://www.imtj.com/marketplace/accreditation/directory/

Article about World Wide Accreditation of Hospitals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_accreditation

Updated list of Accredited Hospitals by Country. Check to
see if any listed hospital is currently accredited. Exterior Link
http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/JCI-Accredited-Organizations/
Call 1 630 268 7400 to ask about a particular Hospital

List of Hospitals in Cuba External Link

http://www.hospitalsworldwide.com/hospitals.php?country=Cuba
(If you put a copy of each hospital's address in your
computer's-Internet-search-engine, it usually will give you
that hospital's web site. (If available at that time.)

U.S. Department of State External Link:
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

U.S. and other embassies and consulates abroad maintain
lists to choose doctors and quality hospitals. Look in the
embassy in the area of your interest. Major credit card
companies also can provide the names to choose doctors
and quality hospitals abroad. Medical insurance carriers
such as Blue Cross/Blue Shield websites can also be
useful in finding doctors in foreign countries.

Cuba Doctors

To find registered doctors in a country put the key words:
"Registered Doctors " in your Search Engine and frequently
you will get a website that provides a list of Registered
Doctors, in many countries, or just the country you are
looking in.

Hong Kong Hospital

Most countries and U.S. hospitals are listed, both accredited
and non-accredited, in a well organized manner.
http://www.hospitalsworldwide.com/index.php?

From the Department of State website External Link:
Top 10 Tips for Travelers

Travel.State.Gov
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

World Wide Directory of hospital and healthcare
accreditation and certification services: External Link
http://www.imtj.com/marketplace/accreditation/directory/

Article about World Wide Accreditation of Hospitals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_accreditation

Updated list of Accredited Hospitals by Country.Check to
see if below listed hospital is currently accredited. Exterior Link
http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/JCI-Accredited-Organizations

Call 1 630 268 7400 to ask about a particular Hospital

Hong Kong Hospital Trent Accreditation List
External Link Trent Accreditation Scheme

Canossa Hospital, Caritas

Evangel Hospital

Hong Kong Aventist Hospital

Hong Kong Baptist Hospital

Hong Kong Central Hospital

Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital

Precious Blood Hospital

St Paul's Hospital

St Teresa's Hospital

Tsuen Wan Adventist Hospital

(If you put a copy of each hospital's address in your
computer's-Internet-search-engine, it usually will give you
that hospital's web site. (If available at that time.)

Hong Kong Doctors

To find registered doctors in a country put the key words:
"Registered Doctors " in your Search Engine and frequently
you will get a website that provides a list of Registered
Doctors, in many countries, or just the country you are
looking in.

U.S. and other embassies and consulates abroad maintain
lists to choose doctors and quality hospitals. Look in the
embassy in the area of your interest. Example,
-http://usembassy.state.gov/ , click "Hong Kong and Macau",
click "U.S. Citizen Services," click "Medical Providers in
Hong Kong and Macau". Major credit card companies also
can provide the names to choose doctors and quality
hospitals abroad. Medical insurance carriers such as Blue
Cross/Blue Shield websites can also be useful in finding
doctors in foreign countries.

US Department of State.--External Link:
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

Hungarian Hospitals:

Most countries and U.S. hospitals are listed, both
accredited and non-accredited, in a well organized manner.
http://www.hospitalsworldwide.com/index.php?

From the Department of State website External Link:
Top 10 Tips for Travelers

Travel.State.Gov
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

World Wide Directory of hospital and healthcare
accreditation and certification services: External Link
http://www.imtj.com/marketplace/accreditation/directory/

Article about World Wide Accreditation of Hospitals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_accreditation

Updated list of Accredited Hospitals by Country.
Check to see if any Hungarian hospital is currently
listed as accredited in this website below. Exterior Link

Hungarian Accredited Hospitals

Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad
(If you put a copy of each hospital's address in
your computer's-Internet-search-engine, it usually
will give you that hospital's web site. (If available
at that time.)

http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/JCI-Accredited-Organizations/

1 630 268 7400 to ask about a particular Hospital

U. S. Department of State.--External Link:
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

From the Department of State website External Link:
Top 10 Tips for Travelers

Travel.State.Gov

Hungarian Doctors

Department of State. External Link:
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

U.S. and other embassies and consulates abroad maintain
lists to choose doctors and quality hospitals. Look in the
embassy in the area of your interest. Example,
http://usembassy.state.gov/ , click Hungary: Budapest , click
"Americal Citizen Services," --click "Services & Resources",
click "Medical Resources". Major credit card companies also
can provide the names to choose doctors and quality
hospitals abroad. Medical --insurance carriers such as Blue
Cross/Blue Shield websites can also be useful in finding
doctors in foreign countries. External Links:
http://www.privatehealth.co.uk/hospitaltreatment/treatment-abroad/hungary-surgery -…
http://budapest.usembassy.gov/uploads/images/_VEr5eW6BO8t06NVgIfhFw/Doctors.pdf -

To find dental web sites put in the words
“Sopron dentist Hungary” in your search
engine. CNN Article “Tooth tourism in the new
Europe” External Link:
http://editiom/200n.cnn.co4/WORLD/europe/04/22/european.quest.teeth/

Yellow Pages-External Link:
http://www.magyartelekom.hu/main.vm

Yellow pages (Arany oldalak) in Hungarian-
External Link: http://www.telefonkonyv.t-com.hu/tk

India Hospitals:

Most countries and U.S. hospitals are listed, both accredited
and non-accredited, in a well organized manner.
http://www.hospitalsworldwide.com/index.php?

From the Department of State website External Link:
Top 10 Tips for Travelers

Travel.State.Gov
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

World Wide Directory of hospital and healthcare
accreditation and certification services: External Link
http://www.imtj.com/marketplace/accreditation/directory/

Article about World Wide Accreditation of Hospitals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_accreditation

Updated list of Accredited Hospitals by Country.Check to
see if below listed hospital is currently accredited. Exterior Link

India Hospitals Accredited by (JCI)
http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/JCI-Accredited-Organizations/

Call 1 630 268 7400 to ask about a particular Hospital

Ahalia Foundation Eye Hospital
Palakkad/Kerala, India

Apollo Hospitals, Bangalore
Bangalore, India

Apollo Hospitals, Chennai
Chennai, India

Apollo Hospitals, Hyderabad
Hyderabad, India

Apollo Gleneagles Hospital, Kolkata
Kolkata, India

Asian Heart Institute
Mumbai , India

Fortis Hospital
Mohali, India

Fortis Escorts Heart Institute
New Delhi, India

Grewal Eye Institute
Chandigarh, India

Indraprastha Apollo Hospital
New Delhi, India

Moolchand Hospital
New Delhi, India

Satguru Partap Singh Apollo Hospital
Punjab , India

Shroff Eye Hospital
Mumbai, India

Sri Ramachandra Medical Centre
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

Fortis Hospitals - Bangalore
Formerly Wockhardt Hospital,
Bangalore, India

Fortis Hospitals - Mulund
Formerly Wockhardt Hosiptal, Mulund, Mumbai
Mumbai, India

Below Certified by others

Manipal Hospital gets NABL Accreditation
Exterior Link http://www.manipalhospital.org/ Manipal
Hospital (Bangalore) --This hospital in India is an ISO
9000:2000 certified research hospital.

Escorts Heart Institute and Research Center in Delhi, India
performs nearly 15,000 heart operations every year, and the
post-surgery mortality rate is only 0.8 percent, which is less
than half of most major hospitals in the United States.
Hospital is BSI certified. Exterior Links--
http://www.ehirc.com/individuals/howtoreach_hospital.htm

Kalra Hospital (New Delhi, India, This modern hospital is
ISO 9001 certified and lists-the-U.S.Embassy in India as a
client.--Exterior Link http://www.kalrahospital.net

US Department of State. External Link:
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

Indian Doctors and Dentists Registered:

To find registered doctors in a country put the key words:
"Registered Doctors " in your Search Engine and frequently
you will get a website that provides a list of Registered
Doctors, in many countries, or just the country you are
looking in.

Doctors Registered in India, for your study, and general
information about various specialties, and all types of
doctors, External Link: http://www.mciindia.org/ Doctors
are required to provide records of your treatment in 72
hours, if requested.

To search the database for Registered Doctors in India,
Click the "Information Desk" Select the Name, Qualification,
Registration Year, and Registration no. Registered Council
that you want to search will be given below.

This list tells you if your doctor in India is registered and their
Post Graduate Diploma, Post Graduate Degree, Post
Doctorate Degree. The names of 40,000 DMC registered
doctors are listed. External Link:
http://www.delhimedicalcouncil.nic.in/

Information about dentists all over India.

External Link http://www.bitein.com/dreposlist.htm

International Society of Aesthetic Plastic External Link:
http://www.isaps.org/ to find a Country’s-member Click:
The Society, Click: Members by Country, Click Alphabetical
Order, Click country of your interest.

US Department of State.-External Link
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

India Yellow pages External Links http://yellowpages.sulekha.com/

India Yellow Pages- External Link: http://www.yellowpages.co.in/

U.S. and other embassies and consulates abroad maintain
lists to choose doctors, and quality hospitals. Look in the
embassy in the area of your interest. Example:
http://usembassy.state.gov/ , click state & city of your
interest, click "U. S. Citizen Services,"click "Services &
Resources", click "Medical Resources". Major credit card
companies also can provide the names to choose doctors
and quality hospitals abroad. Medical insurance carriers
such as Blue Cross/Blue Shield websites can also be useful
in finding doctors in foreign countries. External Link:

Mexican Hospitals

Most countries and U.S. hospitals are listed, both
accredited and non-accredited, in a well organized manner.
http://www.hospitalsworldwide.com/index.php?

From the Department of State website External Link:
Top 10 Tips for Travelers

Travel.State.Gov
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

World Wide Directory of hospital and healthcare
accreditation and certification services: External Link
http://www.imtj.com/marketplace/accreditation/directory/

Article about World Wide Accreditation of Hospitals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_accreditation

Updated list of Accredited Hospitals by Country. Check to
see if below listed hospital is currently
accredited. Exterior Link

http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/JCI-Accredited-Organizations/

Call 1 630 268 7400 to ask about a particular Hospital

Mexican Hospitals Accredited by (JCI)

Americn British Cowdray Medical Center IAP - Observatorio Campus, The
Mexico City, Mexico

American British Cowdray Medical Center IAP - Sante Fe Campus, The
Mexico City, Mexico

Christus Muguerza Alta Especialidad
Monterrey , Mexico

Clinica Cumbres Chihuahua
Chihuahua, Mexico

Hospital CIMA Hermosillo
Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico

Hospital CIMA Hermosillo
Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico

Hospital Mexico Americano, SC
Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico

Hospital San Jose Tec de Monterrey
Monterrey , Nuevo Leon, Mexico

Hospital San Jose Tec de Monterrey
Monterrey , Nuevo Leon, Mexico

Hospital Y Clinica OCA, S.A. de C.V.
Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico

(If you put a copy of each hospital's address in your
computer's-Internet-search-engine it usually will give
you that hospital's web site. If available at that time)

US Department of State. External Link:
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

U.S. and other embassies and consulates abroad maintain
lists to choose doctors and quality hospitals. Look in the
embassy in the area of your interest. Example,
-http://usembassy.state.gov/ , click State & City of your
interest, click U. S. Citizen Services, click "Medical
Emergencies", click "List of medical facilities". Major credit
card companies also can provide the names to choose
doctors and quality hospitals abroad.Medical-insurance
carriers such as Blue Cross/Blue Shield websites can also
be useful in finding doctors in forei

Doctors Registered in Mexico

To find registered doctors in a country put the key words:
"Registered Doctors " in your Search Engine and frequently
you will get a website that provides a list of Registered
Doctors, in many countries, or just the country you are
looking in.

External Link from Canada:
http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/mexico-mexique/emerge-urgence/med.aspx

Doctors List External Link from U. K.
http://ukinmexico.fco.gov.uk/en/help-for-british-nationals/when-things-go-wrong/if-you-need-doctor

U. S. Department of State External Link:
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad -

U.S. and other embassies and consulates abroad maintain
lists to choose doctors and quality hospitals. Look in the
embassy in the area of your interest. Example,
http://usembassy.state.gov/ , click State & City of your
interest, click U. S. Citizen Services, click

To find dental web sites put the words “Tijuana, Mexico” in
your search engine. But, medical fees in the heavily traveled
areas, like Tijuana, are at least 100 percent higher than in
the rest of the country. So consider finding your medical
and dental services in less traveled area.

Mexico Internet Phone listings -External Link:
http://www.numberway.com/phone-numbers/9024

Yellow Pages--External Link……
http://www.mexicophonebooks.com/news.html

(This cost money.) To order phone books External Link
http://www.mexicophonebooks.com/

Phone books in Mexico-External Link:
www.mexicophonebooks.com/list.html. Here you will find
descriptions of all the phone book published in Mexico. Most
directories are a combination of yellow pages followed by the
residential white pages. All books are published in Spanish
although some directories, such as the Tijuana phone book,
have important information in the front of the book in English.
This information covers the leading hospitals, government
agencies, embassies and more. The index is in both Spanish
followed by an English section. In the yellow pages section,
the headings are in both Spanish and English although the
business information is in Spanish. Mexico, City Guadalajara
and Monterrey now publish a separate medical business
directory.

Travel to Mexico:

Ciudad Juarez via El Paso Airport, ($600. cheaper)
Airport phone 915 780 4749. El Paso Int. Airport-:

To Juarez through El Paso from Airport approximate
costs: Bus $7., Shuttle carload $35., Taxi carload-$45

Flying to Tijuana via San Diego is ($600 cheaper), From San
Diego Int. Airport to S Ysidro, on the border of Tijuana,
about: By Trolley $2.50, By shuttle about $35, By Taxi about
$55. Then you need to walk or bike across the border. Riding
a $5.00 rented Bicycle is fastest as you avoid the long lines.
San Diego Int. Airport External Link: http://www.san.o/

Phillippines Hospitals

Most countries and U.S. hospitals are listed, both accredited
and non-accredited, in a well organized manner. Exterior Link:
http://www.hospitalsworldwide.com/index.php?

From the Department of State website External Link:
Top 10 Tips for Travelers

Travel.State.Gov
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

World Wide Directory of hospital and healthcare
accreditation and certification services: External Link
http://www.imtj.com/marketplace/accreditation/directory/

Article about World Wide Accreditation of Hospitals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_accreditation

Updated list of Accredited Hospitals by Country.Check to
see if below listed hospital is currently accredited. Exterior Links

Phillippines Accredites Hospitals

http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/JCI-Accredited-Organizations/

Caa 1 630 268 7400 to ask about a particular Hospital

Phillippine Accredited Hospitals by (JCI)

Chong Hua Hospital
Cebu City, Philippine

St. Luke's Medical Center
Quezon City, Philippines

The Medical City
Pasig City , Philippines

Phillippine Registered Doctors

To find registered doctors in a country put the key words:
"Registered Doctors " in your Search Engine and frequently
you will get a website that provides a list of Registered
Doctors, in many countries, or just the country you are
looking in.

(If you put a copy of each hospital's address in your
computer's-Internet-search-engine it usually will give
you that hospital's web site. If available at that time)

U.S. and other embassies and consulates abroad maintain
lists to choose doctors and quality hospitals. Look in the
embassy in the area of your interest. Example, click
http://usembassy.state.gov/ State & City of your
interest, "Consular and Visa --Services", click "American
Citizen Services", click "Hospitals/Doctors". --Major credit
card companies also can provide the names to choose
doctors and quality hospitals abroad. Medical-insurance
carriers such as Blue Cross/Blue Shield websites can also
be useful in finding doctors in foreign-countries.

A list of licensed government and private hospitals and other
health facilities in the Philippines,consult the
Philippine Online Health Directory or the Department of
Health's Hospital List. If these links don't work go to the
Phillipine website at http://usembassy.state.gov//, and
follow to the same info.

Singapore Hospitals

Most countries and U.S. hospitals are listed, both
accredited and non-accredited, in a well organized manner.
http://www.hospitalsworldwide.com/index.php?

From the Department of State website External Link:
Top 10 Tips for Travelers

Travel.State.Gov
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

World Wide Directory of hospital and healthcare
accreditation and certification services: External Link
http://www.imtj.com/marketplace/accreditation/directory/

Article about World Wide Accreditation of Hospitals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_accreditation

Updated list of Accredited Hospitals by Country.Check to
see if below listed hospital is currently accredited. Exterior Link
http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/JCI-Accredited-Organizations/

Call 1 630 268 7400 to ask about a particular Hospital

Singapore Accredited Hospitals by (JCI)

Alexandra Hospital

Changi General Hospital

Institute of Mental Health/Woodbridge Hospital

Johns Hopkins Singapore International Medical Centre

KK Women's and Children's Hospital

National Healthcare Group Polyclinics

National Heart Centre of Singapore

National Skin Centre

National University Hospital

Parkway Hospitals Singapore Pte Ltd - East Shore Hospital

Parkway Hospitals Singapore Pte Ltd - Gleneagles Hospital

Parkway Hospitals Singapore Pte Ltd - Mount Elizabeth Hospital

Raffles Hospital Private Limited

Singapore General Hospital

Singapore National Eye Center (SNEC)

Tan Tock Seng Hospital

(If you put a copy of each hospital's address in your
computer's-Internet-search-engine it usually will give you
that hospital's web site. If available at that time)--

U.S. and other embassies and consulates-abroad maintain
lists to choose doctors and quality hospitals. Look in the
embassy in the area of your interest. Example:

http://usembassy.state.gov/ , click Singapore, click "U. S.
Citizens Services", telephone --the Singapore Imbassy.
Major credit-card companies also can provide the names to
choose doctors and quality hospitals abroad. Medical
-insurance carriers such as Blue Cross/Blue Shield websites
can also be useful-in finding doctors in foreign countries.

Phillippine Registered Doctors

To find registered doctors in a country put the key words:
"Registered Doctors " in your Search Engine and frequently
you will get a website that provides a list of Registered
Doctors, in many countries, or just the country you are
looking in.

U.S. Department of State. External Link:
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

Thailand Hospitals:

Most countries and U.S. hospitals are listed, both
accredited and non-accredited, in a well organized manner.
http://www.hospitalsworldwide.com/index.php?

From the Department of State website External Link:
Top 10 Tips for Travelers

Travel.State.Gov
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

World Wide Directory of hospital and healthcare
accreditation and certification services: External Link
http://www.imtj.com/marketplace/accreditation/directory/

Article about World Wide Accreditation of Hospitals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_accreditation

Updated list of Accredited Hospitals by Country.Check to see
if below listed hospital is currently accredited. Exterior Link
http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/JCI-Accredited-Organizations/

Call 1 630 268 7400 to ask about a particular Hospital

Thailand Hospitals Accredited by (JCI)

Bangkok Hospital Medical Center
Bangkok , Thailand

Bangkok Hospital Pattaya
Chonburi, Thailand

BNH Hospital
Bangkok, Thailand

Bumrungrad International
Bangkok, Thailand

Chiangmai Ram Hospital
Chiangmai, Thailand

Samitivej Srinakarin Hospital
Bangkok, Thailand

Samitivej Sriracha Hospital
Chonburi, Thailand

Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital
Bangkok, Thailand

(If you put a copy of each hospital's address in your
computer's-Internet-search-engine it usually will give
you that hospital's web site. If available at that time)

US Department of State. External Link:
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

U.S. and other embassies and consulates abroad maintain
lists to choose doctors and quality hospitals. Look in the
embassy in the area of your interest. Example:

http://usembassy.state.gov/ , click State & City of your
interest, click "American Citizen Services", or Telephone
the Embassy, click Major credit card companies also can
provide the names to choose doctors and quality hospitals
abroad. Medical-insurance carriers such as Blue Cross/Blue
Shield websites can also be useful in finding doctors in
foreign countries.

Thailand Registered Doctors

To find registered doctors in a country put the key words:
"Registered Doctors " in your Search Engine and frequently
you will get a website that provides a list of Registered
Doctors, in many countries, or just the country you are
looking in.

U.S. Department of State. External Link:
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

U. S. and other embassies and consulates abroad maintain
lists to choose doctors and quality hospitals. Look in the
embassy in the area of your interest. Example:

http://usembassy.state.gov/ , click State & City of your
interest, click "U. S. Citizen Services", or Telephone the
Embassy. Major credit card companies also can provide
the names to choose doctors-and quality hospitals
abroad. Medical-insurance carriers such as Blue Cross/Blue
Shield websites can also be useful in finding doctors in
foreign countries.

Thailand Article- External Link
-http://www.bumrungrad.com/plasticsurgery/plastic_surgery_press_article_details.asp?id=pra8303683624

Yellow Pages-External Link: Z Directory

Yellow Pages-External Link: Thailand Yellow Pages--
To call Thailand, dial your international access code (011 in
North America, 00 in most other countries), the-country
code 66 then the customer’s 8 digit number (omit the initial
0, if one is shown)

Turkey Hospitals

Most countries and U.S. hospitals are listed, both
accredited and non-accredited, in a well organized manner.
http://www.hospitalsworldwide.com/index.php?

From the Department of State website External Link:
Top 10 Tips for Travelers

Travel.State.Gov
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

World Wide Directory of hospital and healthcare
accreditation and certification services: External Link
http://www.imtj.com/marketplace/accreditation/directory/

Article about World Wide Accreditation of Hospitals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_accreditation

Updated list of Accredited Hospitals by Country Check to
see if below listed hospital is currently accredited. Exterior Link
http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/JCI-Accredited-Organizations/

Call 1 630 268 7400 to ask about a particular Hospital

Turkey Hospital List Accredited by (JCI)

Acibadem Bakirkoy Hospital
Bakirkoy-Istanbul,Turkey

Acibadem Bursa Hospital
Bursa,Turkey

Acibadem Kadikoy Hospital
Kadikoy-Istanbul,Turkey

Acibadem Kocaeli Hospital
Kocaeli - Izmit,Turkey

Acibadem Kozyatagi Hospital
Kozyatagi - Istanbul,Turkey

Alman Hastanesi/Deutsches Krankenhaus
Istanbul,Turkey

American Hospital, A.S.
Istanbul,Turkey

Anadolu Medical Center
Kocaeli,Turkey

Ankara Guven Hospital
Ankara,Turkey

Bayindir Hospital Hastanesi
Ankara,Turkey

BSK Metropark Hospital
Cukurova, Adana

Sisli (Caglayan) Florence Nightingale Hospital
Sisli, Istanbul,Turkey

Cukurova University Medical Faculty
Central Laboratory
Adana,Turkey

Dunya Eye Hospital
Istanbul,Turkey

Ege Saglik Hastanesi
Izmir,Turkey

Gayrettepe Florence Nightingale Hospital
Gayrettepe, Istanbul,Turkey

Hacettepe University Adult Hospital
Ankara,Turkey

Hisar Intercontinental Hospital
Istanbul,Turkey

International Hospital
Yesilkoy-Istanbul,Turkey

Istanbul Memorial Hospital
Istanbul,Turkey

Kadiköy Florence Nightingale Hospital
Istanbul,Turkey

Kent Hastanesi
Izmir,Turkey

Medical Park Healthcare Group - Antalya Hosptial
Antalya,Turkey

Medical Park Healthcare Group - Bahcelievler Hospital
Istanbul,Turkey

Medical Park Healthcare Group - Bursa Hospital
Bursa,Turkey

Medical Park Healthcare Group - Goztepe Hospital
Istanbul,Turkey

Medicana International Ankara Hospital
Ankara,Turkey

Medicana International Istanbul Hospital
Istanbul,Turkey

Medline Alarm Saglik Hizmetleri A.S.
Istanbul,Turkey

Mesa Hastanesi
Ankara,Turkey

Ortopedia Hospital
Adana,Turkey

Ozel Medicana Hospital Camilca
Istanbul,Turkey

Sema Hastanesi
Dragos, Maltepe, Istanbul,Turkey

TDV Ozel 29 Mayis Hastanesi
Ankara,Turkey

Turkish Red Crescent Society Middle Anatolia Regional Blood Center
Ankara,Turkey

Uludag Universitesi Saglik Kuruluslan
Bursa,Turkey

Yeditepe University Faculty of Dentistry
Gozetepe, Istanbul,Turkey

Yeditepe University Hospital
Istanbul,Turkey
(If you put a copy of each hospital's address in your
computer's-Internet-search-engine it usually will give
you that hospital's web site. If available at that time)--

Turkey Registered Doctors

To find registered doctors in a country put the key words:
"Registered Doctors " in your Search Engine and frequently
you will get a website that provides a list of Registered
Doctors, in many countries, or just the country you are
looking in.

U.S. Department of State. External Link:
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

U. S. and other embassies and consulates abroad maintain
lists to choose doctors and quality hospitals. Look in the
embassy in the area of your interest. Example:
http://usembassy.state.gov/ , click State & City of your
interest, click "U. S. Citizen Services",or Telephone the
Embassy. Major credit card companies also can provide
the names to choose doctors-and quality hospitals abroad.
Medical-insurance carriers such as Blue Cross/Blue Shield
websites can also be useful in finding doctors in foreign
countries.

U. K. Hoapitals

Most countries and U.S. hospitals are listed, both
accredited and non-accredited, in a well organized manner.
http://www.hospitalsworldwide.com/index.php?

From the Department of State website External Link:
Top 10 Tips for Travelers

Travel.State.Gov
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

World Wide Directory of hospital and healthcare
accreditation and certification services: External Link
http://www.imtj.com/marketplace/accreditation/directory/

Article about World Wide Accreditation of Hospitals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_accreditation

Updated list of Accredited Hospitals by Country.Check to
see if below listed hospital is currently accredited. Exterior Link

http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/JCI-Accredited-Organizations/

Call 1 630 268 7400 to ask about a particular Hospital

Trent Hospital Accreditation List for U.K. and
Hong Kong External Link Trent Accreditation Scheme

List of U. K. Trent Accredited Hospitals

Exterior Link Trent Accreditation Scheme
In Derbyshire County PCT
Babington Hospital Belper
Bolsover Hospital
Buxton Hospital
Cavendish Hospital Buxton
Clay Cross Hospital
Heanor Memorial Hospital
Ilkeston Hospital
Newholme Hospital Bakewell
Ripley Community Hospital
St. Oswald's Hospital Ashbourne
Walton Hospital Chesterfield
Whitworth Hospital Matlock

In Lincolnshire PCT
John Coupland Hospital Gainsborough
Johnson Hospital Spalding
Skegness Hospital

In Leicestershire and Rutland PCT
Ashby Hospital
Coalville Hospital
Fielding Palmer Cottage Hospital
Hinckley and Bosworth Community Hospital
Hinckley ad District Hospital
Loughborough Hospital
Market Harborough and District Hospital
Melton Mowbray Hospital
Rutland Memorial Hospital
St. Luke's Hospital Market Harborough
(If you put a copy of each hospital's address in your
computer's-Internet-search-engine it usually will
give you that hospital's web site.
(If available at that time.)

U. K. Registered Doctors

To find registered doctors in a country put the key words:
"Registered Doctors " in your Search Engine and frequently
you will get a website that provides a list of Registered
Doctors, in many countries, or just the country you are
looking in.

U.S. Department of State. External Link:
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

U.S. and other embassies and consulates abroad maintain
lists to choose doctors and quality hospitals. Look in the
embassy in the area of your interest. Example for U. K. ----
http://usembassy.state.gov/ , click "United Kingdon: London,
click "American Citizens Services", click "Special Consular
Services", click.,"medical practioners" Major credit card
companies also can provide the names to choose doctors
and quality hospitaals. Medical-insurance carriers.such as
Blue Cross/Blue Shield websites can also be useful in
finding doctors in-foreign-countries.

United States Accredited Hospitals:

Most countries and U.S. hospitals are listed, both
accredited and non-accredited, in a well organized manner.
http://www.hospitalsworldwide.com/index.php?

From the Department of State website External Link:
Top 10 Tips for Travelers

Travel.State.Gov
Lists of Doctors/Hospitals Abroad

World Wide Directory of hospital and healthcare
accreditation and certification services: External Link
http://www.imtj.com/marketplace/accreditation/directory/

Article about World Wide Accreditation of Hospitals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_accreditation

Updated list of Accredited Hospitals by Country.Check to see
if hospital is currently accredited. Exterior Link

http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/JCI-Accredited-Organizations/

Call 1 630 268 7400 to ask about a particular Hospital

U.S. Hospitals accredited by state and name (JCI)
and Zip External Link http://www.qualitycheck.org/consumer/searchQCR.as

JCAHO's web site for checking hospitals-External Link:
http://www.qualitycheck.org/ You can order performance reports
free of charge by calling 630-792-5800.(on a particular
hospital) International Evaluations-External Link:
http://www.www.jcrinc.com/ Call 1 630 268 7400 or
http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/JCI-Accredited-Organizations/

Compare Hospitals Performance by Hospital Name,
City, Zip Code, and State-External Link:
http://www.hospitalcompare.hhs.gov/

Rate hospitals in your Zip-External Link:
http://www.leapfroggroup.org/home

Article on how to select the best hospitals-External Link
http://www.therubins.com/aging/hospratII.htm

Crusaders for Quality, aHealth-Care Intangible -External Link
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/29/health/29book.html?ref=science

This Report Rates 5,000 U. S. Hospitals on Their Heart
Treatment, and identified 55 where patients died far less
often than the national average. Among those hospitals is
NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. -
(Article)- External Link
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/06/22/us/22hospital.html?

Escorts Heart Institute and Research Center in Delhi, India
performs nearly 15,000 heart operations every year, and the
post-surgery mortality rate is only 0.8 percent, which is less
than half of most major hospitals in the United States.

“America’s Best Hospitals,” by U.S. News & World
Report External Link:http://www.usnews.com/------
Put in “America’s Best Hospitals” in their search box

Compare Hospitals,Drug Plans, Home Health
Agencies, Hursing Homes, Dialysis Facilities,
etc. in your area. External Link
http://www.medicare.gov/

(Nursing Homes are much, much cheaper in some countries
that you could go to. If you cannot afford it here you can
afford it there. Check Costa Rica, for example with plane
fares less than $278, from some places. The temperature
varies from 57 to 81 degrees Fahrenheit, in San Jose.
Medical Tourism History Compares some costs in
several countries, and provides other facts you need to
know!!!) Exterior Link
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_tourism%20-%20History

Hospital Quality from U.S. Department of
Health & Human Services External Link:
http://www.hospitalcompare.hhs.gov/Hospital/Search/Welcome.asp?version=default

Patient Safety Practices-http://www.jcipatientsafety.org/24725/

Consumers Union articles about hospitals External Link
http://www.consumersunion.org/campaigns/stophospitalinfections/learn.html

State-by-State Adverse Event and Mortality Reporting
Specifics, Consumers Union Article
External Link: Is hospital quality of care data available in your state?

Compare Nursing Homes in your area, with other nursing
homes in regards to violations and complaints. It also
contains key data as to the staffing and number of residents
in the home you are looking at. External Link
www.medicare.gov , put in “Nursing Home Compare" in the
Search Box, click Search, study the various options on the pages.
http://www.medicare.gov/NHCompare/Include/DataSection/Questions/SearchCriteriaNEW.asp

United States Accredited Doctors

Books in Your Library about U.S. and Some Foreign Doctors
“The Official ABMS Directory of Board Certified Medical
Specialists” (4 Volumes) organized by Specialty and State,
and includes some foreign doctors.(super--specialties are
also listed)

“Guide to Top Doctors”, Center for Study of Services,
Consumer, (15,000 listed.)

"Top Doctors" (It also lists some top U.S. Hospitals.)

Federation of State Medical Board Information on
Licensed Practitioners in all states External Link:
http://www.fsmb.org/, click Member Services, click Directory
of State Medical Boards, click link of any particular state.

Board certified U.S. and Foreign Specialists certified in U.S.
External Link: -…http://www.abms.org/.
Physician certification in 24 medical specialty boards,
in the United States. (super-specialties are also listed)

Patients ratings their own doctors (And Yours?)
External Link http://www.medicare.gov/

United States Yellow Pages-External Link:
http://www.yellow.com/-

To further check the background of your doctor put in the
words “doctor check background” in your search engine.
A typical company that does this for about $20.00 is:
(Example) External Links:
http://www.mdnationwide.org/doctorscredentials.php-

Sample Doctor's Background Report:
http://www.mdnationwide.org/sample-docreport.php-

Contact Dental Schools for prices: (students less costly,
but Professors usually equal cost of Private Doctors)
External Link: http://www.dentalschools.com/

Contact Medicaid for free medical service.
(U. S. Citizens)
External Link: http://www.cms.hhs.gov/medicaid/

Contact Medicare 1-800-Medicare (U.S. Citizens)
-External Link: http://www.cms.hhs.gov/-

“Minute Clinics” are opening in some Target and other
Stores where medical costs are about half what physician
charge in the U. S. You are treated by nurse-practitioners,
and physician assistants 7 days a week.External Links:

http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/hnf/hnf_5019.htm

Medical Databases and other helpful information

Download "Google Earth free" for aerial views
of where you want to go. http://earth.google.com/

Maps- External Link: http://www.mapquest.com/maps/

World Telephone Directory-External Link:
www.numberway.com/-

United States Yellow Pages-External Link:
http://www.yellow.com/-

Cities Year round climate is indicated in:
External Link http://www.worldclimate.com/

Time in world major cities-Exterior Link:
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/full.html

Foregn Embassies & Consular Contacts External Link
http://www.foreignborn.com/visas_imm/start_here/8foreign_consulate_embassy.htm

Google’s Translation Tool External Link-

Currency Converter-External Link: http://www.xe.com/

Information about Medical Specialties Exterior Link
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Medical_specialties

Public Health Management & Policy Dictionary
External Link:http://www.cwru.edu/med/epidbio/mphp439/Dictionary.htm

Gray’s Anatomy-External Link: http://www.bartleby.com/107/

Search software is tailored for health information
External Link http://www.medstory.com/

Information about your diseases and symptoms
External Link http://www.WebMd.com/

Rare diseases-External Link: http://www.rarediseases.org/

Medline Plus—medical info Directories External Link:
Contains Medical Ency-clopedia, Medical Dictionary, Drug
Information on your drug, Health Topics, Medical Libraries
near you, Directories of many types of Providers, Hospitals,
Clinics, and other health services, Medical Libraries near you,
articles on your topic, animal health and animal diseases,
surgery -videos, and other resources.

Worlds largest medical -library, online
articles, videos and other resources.External Link

National Library of Medicine - National Institutes of Healh

Google Health Directory-External Link:
http://www.google.com/Top/Health/Directories/

American Board of Medical Specialties (ABM .physician
certification in 24 medical specialty boards, (in your area
in various countries.) External link: http://www.abms.org/

Genetic Testing:External Link https://www.23andme.com/

New clinical trials for your disease Providesa listing of all
trials -in the US (you can look it up by your condition) and
it will give you all the details of who is conducting --the trials.
External Link: http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/

List of Alternative Therapy news-External Link:
http://www.google.com/Top/Health/Alternative/

“Finding Health News”-External link
http://www.journalismnet.com/health/

Accurate and up-to-date resource of information
about individual international medical schools in
many countries. External Link:
MED-Faimer International Medical Education Directory

Information
National Institute of Health-Drug and Health Info

First Gov. External Link:
U. S. Government Web Sites External Link

Medical Council of India-External Link:
http://www.mciindia.org/

World Health Organization web site External Link
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_medical_schools

World Health Organization web site External Link

Sperm Donor Sibling registry ( Find your sister,
brother.) External Link:
http://www.volunteermatch.org/orgs/org44133.html.

Cities Year round climate is indicated in:
External Link http://www.worldclimate.com/

Hospitals Worldwide (12,000+) External Link
http://www.hospitalsworldwide.com/index.php?page=aboutus&title=About+Us

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