Medical Tourism

5. A specific medical treatment or surgical intervention undertaken.
6. A type of procedure that is planned in advance and is not essential for survival.
7. A branch of medicine focusing on enhancing appearance, often a reason for medical tourism.
8. A service required when patients and providers do not share a common language.
9. The place to which someone is going for healthcare services.
11. A financial tool that may cover international medical expenses, depending on the policy.
12. A term denoting the economic advantage of seeking medical services in another country.

1. The process of regaining normal health post-treatment while staying in the tourism country.
2. The means of travel, often by air, to reach the chosen medical destination.
3. A certification that a hospital or healthcare provider meets international standards.
4. Documentation allowing international patients to enter a country for treatment.
10. a broad category of medical tourism focusing on preventive care and overall well-being.