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Cross-Border Healthcare

Meaning

Cross-Border Healthcare refers to the movement of patients across national boundaries to seek and receive medical treatment, consultations, or wellness services. This includes planned medical travel, often referred to as medical tourism, as well as accessing necessary or specialized care that may be unavailable or delayed in the patient’s home country. This phenomenon is driven by factors such as cost differences, specialized expertise, and personal preferences for certain treatment modalities, including hormonal therapies.