Medical tourism expected to grow

By Cecilia Chan

Independent NEWSMEDIA

For Trish Trovato, driving nearly three hours from her Surprise home across the border into Mexico for dental work is well-worth the trip.

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Medical tourism expected to grow

Posted Tuesday, May 1, 2018 8:23 am

By Cecilia Chan

Independent NEWSMEDIA

For Trish Trovato, driving nearly three hours from her Surprise home across the border into Mexico for dental work is well-worth the trip.

She’s had two crowns and a dental implant done in Los Algodones, Mexico over the past two years.

“It’s financial,” she said. “It’s quite a bit less to have it done down there, easily half the price. ”Ms. Trovato is part of a growing trend of what is known as medical tourism — people traveling to other countries for medical care.

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