Medical costs are mainly the cost of surgery and medication. The treatment of disease is a complex process, and costs vary from disease to disease, and even for the same disease, due to the severity of the disease and its response to treatment, the costs can vary greatly. This depends on a number of factors such as the hospital, doctor, and means of treatment chosen by the individual, so Reckitt Benckiser cannot give a detailed cost standard. If you want to know the approximate cost of your visit abroad, you will need to decide on a treatment plan together with the patient and the doctor to find out.
Before going abroad, the patient will receive an appointment confirmation letter from the U.S. hospital and a medical cost estimate letter, which will show the medical costs of the trip and also inform the patient of the amount of time he or she will need to spend abroad for treatment, so that he or she can make reasonable arrangements for this period of his or her life after leaving the country.
2. Living expenses
Living expenses include everything the patient and his or her family spends on food, clothing, housing, and transportation in the United States. The cost of living is related to the length of treatment and depends on the quality of life of the patient. In Los Angeles, for example, a good quality of life can be assured for about $200 per day.
3. Service costs
If you choose to be assisted by a domestic service organization, you will also incur a service cost. For patients who do not have any experience in overseas medical treatment, choosing a reliable service organization will save a lot of unnecessary trouble, including the choice of hospitals and doctors, arrangements for food, clothing, housing and transportation in the United States, and language translation.