Mobile Surgery International Flies Patient, Surgical Team to Trinidad for Minimally Invasive Prostate Cancer Surgery

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    Mobile Surgery International Flies Patient, Surgical Team to Trinidad for Minimally Invasive Prostate Cancer Surgery - Presentation Transcript

    1. Centers of Excellence with Global Convenience™
    2. Case Example: An Uninsured U.S. Patient
      • SITUATION
      • WV is a 57-year-old uninsured truck driver
      • He has a family history of prostate cancer (father died of this disease)
      • WV was diagnosed with prostate cancer on December 9, 2008
      • He is otherwise healthy
      • Patient wants minimally invasive surgery
      • Offered unaffordable global package for US$50,000
      • Affordable options included open surgery
    3. Case Example: An Uninsured U.S. Patient
      • MEETING THE PATIENT’S NEEDS
      • The patient’s priorities are
        • Choice
        • Quality
        • Cost containment
        • Risk management
      • WV wants minimally invasive surgery
        • He cannot afford complications, so …
        • He needs a highly experienced surgeon
        • He needs the surgery at an affordable cost, and …
        • He needs appropriate insurance against post-op medical/surgical problems
    4. MSI Addressed the Clinical Needs
      • MSI coordinated
        • The availability of an expert surgeon with a decade of experience in minimally invasive prostate surgery
        • Operating privileges in a high quality institution in Trinidad
        • Transportation of specialized equipment to supplement other essential equipment available on-site
        • An appropriately experienced surgical support team
    5. And MSI Addressed the Non-Clinical Needs
      • MSI also coordinated
        • Air transportation to Trinidad and back to the U.S.
        • Pre- and postoperative resort accommodations with concierge service for the patient and his wife
        • Access to a specialized surgical complications and travel insurance policy for “medical tourists”*
        • A deeply discounted global package
      * This policy covered complications related to procedures for cancer, cardiovascular, and additional disorders that other policies for ‘medical tourists’ exclude
    6. The Surgical Practicalities
      • The patient arrived in Trinidad on March 3, 2009
      • The inpatient operation was carried out on March 6
      • There were no perioperative issues
      • The patient returned to the resort accommodations the same day
      • There were no postoperative issues after 3 days
      • The patient flew home on March 9, 2009
    7. Centers of Excellence with Global Convenience™

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