Hello Mr. David,

Heal & Wheel is a professional medical tourism facilitator based in India. We operate across India and have tie ups with most of JCI Accredited hospitals and other top accredited hospitals. We are looking forward to explore the opportunity in USA. Please let us know about your views and how can we move ahead from here.
Regards,
Rajat Mohta.
Founder|Head,
Heal & Wheel.
Direct: +919849787830
Web: www.heal-wheel-india.com
Email: rajat@heal-wheel-india.com

Hi,

Greetings from Anvita Tours2Health....

We are a medical tourism facilitator from India. We arrange medical treatments and travel packages in God's Own Country Kerala,India.We can arrange treatments like DENTAL, COSMETIC, AYURVEDIC, HEALTH CHECK UPS etc.. We are having contacts with major hospitals and clinics here. And we are looking for overseas patients now. Please refer our website http://www.tours2health.com/

We hope you will be able to attend our pre conference gathering.
WHERE: The Lobby Court and Patio at the Hyatt Regency. WHEN: Between 9-11pm on Sunday Oct 25th, 2009.

Let us know if you will attend.

Cherie & Kiki

Hello David,
Thank you for your reply. Please correspond on your views and ideas about destinaion India.
My e-mail ID is arnab@medipassionhealing.com

Thanks & regards,
Arnab

Hello Dr.David,
I find a lot of inbound patients visiting India for various treatments from the USA. Are you looking for a reliable medical facilitator in India. Incase you intend to explore on the idea please do let me know.
Regards,
Arnab

What exactly is your review process of facilities that have been included in your registry. Do these providers have to pay to be included, and where and how do you find them. How often do you or your people visit, inspect and certify these facilities and/or underwrite the credentials of the physicians and surgeons ? I have been unsuccessful in finding this in your company information, and you really need to include it - nothing is more important than that. Anyone can make a list off of the Internet... it's the qualifications, inspections, and processes employed to obtain inclusion in this IBSM registry that is critically important.

If we were to use anyone from your registry, what exactly does that mean ? What does that provide us as verification or validation that would support our decision to use the IBSM as an agency that in any way justifies our selection of that provider or practitioner ?

The industry certainly needs to have worldwide standardized qualifications for physicians and surgeons, and a collective effort among accreditations and certification agencies. As a Facilitator, one of the most time consuming and expensive processes in developing our "network" is sending our physician to visit and personally inspect these facilities and interview as well as verify the credentials of the providers. For us to truly manage our risk, and provide our clients with physicians and facilities that we can clearly recommend and feel legally and morally justified in recommending, takes more than some International Accreditation, or a Dept. Chief being board certified somewhere.

For the facilities and physicians to be included in the IBSM Registry, exactly how extensive is your qualification process ? That quite simply is all that matters. If we were to select a surgeon based in part or in whole because he/she were included in the IBSM Registry, what does that provide us in the way of assured competency and experience ?
What exactly IS your process and protocol for including physicians in your list that WE can stand behind as competent ? Is their a fee charged to be included in the Registry, and does that include any certification process? How often are these Inspections performed, and if so, by who... you are a family practitioner, who is employed in your practice to make these critical decisions that others may use to justify using the IBSM registry in the decisions process of selecting an overseas provider for their client.. or loved one ?

Please understand the significance of this... as much as this industry needs some single organization standardizing the quality of care process, it's important that whoever takes this role on - do it right.. otherwise it's not only worthless... it's dangerous.