Medical tourism in France with Medifrance Solution

France is the luxury country, treatment in France is very expensive!     False   Really, many Parisian clinics are pretty expensive, however, their patients understand that they pay for the high level of service, but not for the quality of the medicine. Everybody knows that quality of the French medicine is high throughout the country, even in towns. On average, the prices in France are 20% lower than in Germany. If you want to get high-quality treatment and not to overpay for the image of the city, go for treatment to Lyon or another city that is not very popular among tourists. (hyperlink to our prices). The French are famous for the fashion, food but not for the medicine!     False   The Government of France allocates more than 70 billion euros a year for the development of the medicine. Every second clinic is equipped with robotic surgery, namely, in France, there is only in the whole Europe room of 3D surgery. And we don't e...

Why do patients in Ireland – both North and South – have to wait for a hospital operation for months, and in some cases even for years, unless they have private medical insurance or they can afford expensive private surgery? Public hospital waiting lists on both sides of the Irish border are growing longer on a weekly basis. Certainly it is true: good health is priceless. But just because you can afford to go private, does that mean that you should be obliged to, and spend a great deal of money that you will never get back? There is now another alternative. European Union Directive 2011/24/EU on the Patient’s Right to seek Cross-border Healthcare was passed into law across all the countries of the European Union by 2014. It means that if a person is legally resident and covered by the public health system in one European Union Member State, he or she can go for medical treatment to another EU country and claim back some, or all, of the cost of the procedure from thei...

Presidential elections took place a little over a month ago in France and Emmanuel Macron was elected as the new president. This is the youngest French president in the country's history. Earlier, Macron was an investment banker and in a consequence the Minister of Economy and Finance. It is not hard to fathom that the new president has no problem with the economy. His world famous slogan sounds as "En Marche!" that means "Forward!" in English. And France moves in this direction now. The French medicine isn’t an exception. Now, the French hospitals move "En Marche!" What does it mean? It means the following: earlier the French state clinics had no right to be engaged in commercial activities. This ban didn’t just complicate, but often made treatment impossible for foreign citizens. Respectively, such a direction as medical tourism was very little developed in France until now. For this reason, even today not all foreign patients know about an accessible opportunity for tre...

HAS is an independent government body whose aim is to contribute to the quality and effectiveness of the healthcare system. Its main mission is to provide all patients and users with access to effective medical care. The supreme healthcare body performs three main functions: assessment, references and certifications/accreditations: The assessment is the analysis of products from the medical and economic point of view, the analysis of technologies and work in healthcare. The supreme healthcare body defines the principles of appropriate clinical practice, establishes references in the field of public healthcare, medico-economic researches, and management both for doctors and patients. And, at last, it defines treatment processes in the context of treatment of chronic diseases. This body checks the work of medical facilities, it is responsible for the further training of the medical practitioners of various medical disciplines. It is also engaged in verification of websites...