Apr 14, 2022

Envigado,Colombia - April 14, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The new guide highlights the benefits of medical tourism in Medellin, Colombia for stem cell treatments, orthodontic procedures, cosmetic reconstruction, and other related procedures. Health Bridge Medical also offers complimentary consultations to medical tourists who want to take advantage of Colombia’s innovative healthcare facilities and infrastructure.
More details are available at https://clik.site/hbmpc1
Colombia is a well-known medical tourism destination across the world. With the release of this guide and consultation service, Health Bridge Medical aims to provide current, relevant, and accurate information to anyone looking for specific treatments or therapies in Medellin. Doctors and clinics can also use medical tourism to refer their patients and clients to other trusted doctors and clinics in Colombia.
According to industry reports, more than 15,000 patients arrive in Medellin each year, strengthening the city’s fast-growing medical tourism industry. A WHO paper ‘Measuring Overall Health System Performance For 191 Countries’, ranks Colombia’s healthcare system 22nd in the world. Health Bridge Medical concierge services allow tourists from all over the world to visit Colombia for personalized medical treatments and benefit from world-class infrastructure and access to top medical professionals.
Medical tourism, often known as health tourism or surgical tourism is essentially traveling for medical treatment. Medical tourists travel to fulfill unmet personal medical requirements spurred by relatively low costs, timely access to treatments, higher quality of care, presumed professional service, or access to procedures unavailable in their home country.
Health Bridge Medical connects patients with the world’s top stem cell specialists, cosmetic surgeons, and dentists. Their on-ground teams are bilingual and fluent in English and Spanish. As part of the medical tourism concierge experience offered by the company, patients will be received at the airport on arrival and can choose to stay at a hotel, Airbnb, or apartment. Patients can also work with the Health Bridge Medical team to coordinate any adventure activities or sightseeing and request trustworthy guides and translators.
About Health Bridge Medical
Health Bridge Medical is a Medellin, Colombia-based medical tourism concierge founded by Sofia Avila, a native Colombian, and Jason Richter, a Canadian who has lived in Medellin for the last 8 years. For more information, go to https://healthbridgemedical.cc
A spokesperson for the company said: “Colombia is an excellent option for anybody seeking first-rate elective medical care. We invite you to a complimentary consultation to explore the possibility of medical tourism, whether you have previously taken advantage of it or have decided now is the time to do so.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://youtu.be/HBAd7KxBjMw
Contact Info:
Name: Sofia Avila
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Organization: Health Bridge Medical SAS
Address: 25121 Calle 39d Sur, Envigado, Antioquia 055421, Colombia
Website: https://www.healthbridgemedical.cc
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