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The resurgence of medical tourism

Samantha Chiew
Samantha Chiew • 4 min read
The resurgence of medical tourism
Raffles Medical Group’s key assets comprise a hospital at Bugis, a chain of clinics and strategic investments to expand its presence in China. Photo: The Edge Singapore
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During the pandemic, private healthcare providers like IHH Healthcare and Raffles Medical Group (RMG) suffered due to the absence of medical tourists. As borders reopen, they are experiencing a boost to their businesses and supporting growth in other sectors.

RMG executive chairman Dr Loo Choon Yong says that most medical tourists in Singapore are not price-sensitive, which can boost the consumer and services sectors.

FJ Benjamin’s CEO Douglas Benjamin says that Avenue on 3 at Paragon Mall on Orchard Road draws visitors from nearby Paragon Medical Suites and Mount Elizabeth Hospital Orchard. These patrons dine and shop while waiting for medical treatments or imaging results.

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