Client Preferences
Always start by listening to what your client wants. If they have a hospital or destination they prefer, try to work with that. If it isn’t the best choice for their health, explain why another option might be better for them.
Hospital Specialties
Look at what the hospital is best known for. Always recommend hospitals that are strong in the type of treatment or surgery the client needs.
Doctor’s Experience
Check the experience and training of the doctors. A surgeon who has done the same procedure many times usually has better results.
Hospital Safety
Review the hospital’s safety record. Look at things like infection rates and how often problems happen after surgery. Hospitals with better results should be at the top of your list.
Cost and Quality
Price is important, especially for clients paying on their own. But don’t just pick the cheapest option. Always find a good balance between price and quality so your client gets the best care.
Destination and Comfort
Think about where the hospital is located. Some clients want to stay close to home, while others are happy to travel farther. Always check that the client feels comfortable with the culture, language, and safety of the destination.
At the end of the day, your job is to guide your client by showing them the best choices based on all these points. But remember: the final decision is always up to them.
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