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May 18, 2009

Lower Medical Costs Abroad Appealing to Many Americans

As many as 29% of Americans say they would consider traveling abroad for certain medical procedures, and as many as 40% of Americans would consider this if they knew the quality was the same and the cost was cheaper.

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