Medellin Colombia Orthodontic Dental/Medical Tourism Concierge Service Launched

Jun 2, 2022

Envigado,Colombia - June 2, 2022 /PressCable/ —

As a leader in medical and dental tourism, Health Bridge Medical SAS helps patients find reliable orthodontists practicing in Colombia. The medical tourism concierge services manage the logistics of a client’s medical visit to the Medellin, connect them with reputable doctors, and offer solutions in line with a client’s budget and health condition.

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The launch comes in response to the high and rising costs of orthodontics, dental implants, oral surgery, and endodontics in many developed countries.

Many patients find themselves unable or unwilling to pay these high costs and struggle to find low-cost alternatives. In many cases, patients – especially the elderly – go untreated for years. The high cost of dental implants and treatments in North America can be prohibitive for many patients needing dental care or surgery. Orthodontics can cost a family as much as $10,000, with many procedures carrying high price tags.

To circumvent this large expense, patients can go abroad to find the same treatments at a fraction of the cost. Medellin, Colombia, is a world-leading destination for medical tourism, with doctors specializing in orthodontics. The Health Bridge Medical team helps clients connect with local orthodontists who specialize in maxillofacial orthodontics, teeth whitening, periodontology, cosmetic dentistry, oral surgery, and oral rehabilitation. The team offers a complimentary consultation to learn about the patient and then provides a list of connections to trusted and recommended specialists.

Health Bridge Medical will facilitate a patient’s trip to Colombia by helping with local accommodations, travel plans, and guides or translators if required. The team will help the patient with every step up to and beyond their dental procedure.

Colombia is a world leader in health care and dental services. The WHO ranks Colombia as the 22nd best health care system in the world, ahead of Canada (#30) and the USA (#37).

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About Health Bridge Medical SAS

As a personal health concierge, Health Bridge Medical specializes in facilitating medical tourism to Medellin. They enhance a patient’s visit by helping the patient navigate the Colombian medical system and understand the local culture.

With the launch, Health Bridge Medical provides an easy pathway for patients to seek cost-effective orthodontics and dental surgery through medical tourism.

A spokesperson for the company said. “Through honesty, excellence, and integrity, our clients not only gain a trusted service but a proactive team of passionate experts that act as a partner and advocate in their quality of life.”

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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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