Healthcare is a huge expense Americans struggle to deal with daily, especially for those without health insurance. In fact, the United States offers some of the most expensive healthcare in the world. Yet, as of 2007, over 45 million Americans lacked health insurance and even more were under-insured. That’s why more and more people are turning to medical tourism as a way to save money on the expenses associated with various medical needs.
In fact, medical tourism is a rapidly growing industry and it’s no wonder. Forbes.com reports those who opt for overseas care can enjoy almost no waiting time and a cost savings as high as 90 percent, depending on the procedure and the country where it’s performed.
However, this practice raises the issue of whether the saying, “Get what you pay for”, rings true. Is medica