As global healthcare systems face increasing strain, medical travel continues to emerge as a vital solution for patients seeking timely, high-quality care. Latam Medical Travel is entering the medical tourism space with a strong clinical foundation, a patient-centered approach, and a clear mission to support individuals navigating long surgical wait times—particularly in Canada. Below, the team shares insights into their experience, services, and vision for the future of medical travel.
Company Description: Experience in the Healthcare Industry
Although Latam Medical Travel is a newly established company, our experience in the healthcare industry is built on decades of combined medical, surgical, and patient-care expertise among our founders and clinical partners.
Even as a new company, our internal expertise, professional network, and familiarity with both North American and international healthcare systems give us a strong clinical foundation to guide patients confidently and responsibly.
Patient Regions and Countries
The main group of people who will be using our services are Canadian patients who are on long waiting lists for surgery across Canada.
The Future of Medical Travel
Medical travel is quickly becoming the way of the future, as it bridges the gap in access to quality care. With increasing globalization, advancements in telemedicine, and the growing demand for affordable healthcare, medical travel is an exciting and evolving field.
What Makes Your Healthcare Services Unique?
Our company is led by healthcare professionals, including a surgeon, which means we bring deep clinical expertise and a thorough understanding of patient needs. We have hands-on expertise in clinical settings, ensuring that the patient journey is smooth and well-coordinated.
Services Offered to Medical Travelers
Along with everything Better by MTA provides, we offer open communication with our patients through our email, [email protected].
Medical Procedures Offered
We offer a wide range of medical services, including:
- Breast surgery
- Cancer treatment
- Cardiology / heart surgery
- Dental
- Dermatology
- Endocrinology
- ENT
- Fetal medicine
- Gastroenterology
- General surgery
- Gynecology
- Hair transplants
- Hematology
- Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT)
- Weight loss
- Immunology
- IVF / reproductive medicine
- Nephrology
- Neurology
- Nuclear medicine
- Ophthalmology
- Orthopaedics – joint replacement
- Pediatrics
- Plastic / reconstructive surgery
- Preventative health checks
- Stem cell therapy
- Surrogacy
- Transplants
- Urology
Why Better by MTA Is Important for the Industry
Better by MTA focuses on enhancing patient outcomes, streamlining the medical travel experience, and offering more personalized care. Better by MTA bridges the gaps between patients and top-tier medical facilities and leverages technology and strong partnerships to create a seamless experience, which definitely sets it apart in the industry.
You can inquire directly via Better by MTA by clicking here.
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