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We are a nascent entrant in the $33 billion Medical Tourism industry, specializing in Dental Implants, Hair Transplants, and Plastic Surgery. Recognizing the high costs associated with these treatments in the United States and Europe, we have established a platform to bridge patients with medical professionals in Turkey, where these services are available at an 88% cost advantage. Our network currently boasts a roster of 150 doctor partners who are prepared to cater to patients from across the globe. What distinguishes our company from others in the same sector is our pioneering approach to addressing a longstanding challenge within the Medical Tourism industry: the provision of flexible payment solutions.
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580 California Street, 94104, San Francisco, United States
- info@healou.co
- healou.co
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