柬埔寨:欲成为新的医疗旅游目的地

发表于 讨论求助 2023-05-10 14:56:27

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柬埔寨的低成本优势正被资本利用,柬埔寨两家实力超凡的开发商,正与一家曼谷医疗咨询公司合作在金边建立一家优质医疗中心,希望把首都打造为医疗旅游目的地。


        柬埔寨两家实力超凡的开发商,正与一家曼谷医疗咨询公司合作在金边建立一家优质医疗中心,希望把首都打造为医疗旅游目的地。

 

        这家柬埔寨公司——新加坡医学中心(SGMC)由Sear Rithy和他的商业伙伴Tan Teck Kee所有,已与曼谷的医疗保健管理公司AJT控股合作,在金边的奢华公寓‘The Bridge’内部推出一家医疗中心。

 

       ‘The Bridge’是一个3亿美元的混合用途项目,开始于2014年年中,是由Rithy和Tan运营的世界桥地产,和新加坡奥克斯利控股(Oxley Holdings)联合开发的项目。

 

        耗资800万美元的医疗中心位于该综合大楼的一层,占地1.3平方公里,预计将于今年第三季度开放。

 

        新加坡的乳腺癌专家Felicia Tan博士,近日在金边一个记者招待会上说;与新加坡相比,该设施会以低价格提供高质量的医疗服务,该设施也针对可以承受国际医疗费用的小部分柬埔寨人口。

 


        她说:“在新加坡的外科手术中,很多医疗旅游来自柬埔寨,所以我们希望给那些人提供持续的医疗服务,这样他们就不必在一个不足的医疗保健体系下继续治疗,”她提到了柬埔寨现有的医疗选择。

 

        该项目的主要重点是吸引医疗游客到柬埔寨。

 

        新家坡方面说:“我们正在寻找一个医疗旅游中心”。“我们想吸引老挝,还有中国台湾和中国的病人。”

 

        该设施将配备六名来自新加坡、美国和泰国的医学专家,将雇用约30名柬埔寨工作人员,如果这家医疗中心表现不错,SGMC将考虑在接下来的两年内在金边,。


        ‘中国医疗旅游’全媒体总编焦煦认为:柬埔寨的最大优势是劳动力等成本,结合国外的高水平医疗服务,这种模式把柬埔寨打造成为医疗旅游目的地也是可行可能的!



Phnom Penh looks to medical tourism


Two high-powered developers in Cambodia are partnering with a Bangkok-based health care consultancy to establish a high-quality medical centre in Phnom Penh in the hopes of establishing the capital as a medical tourism destination.

 

Singapore Medical Center (SGMC), a Cambodia-based company owned by Sear Rithy and his business partner Tan Teck Kee, has partnered with Bangkok-based health care management company AJT Holdings to launch a medical centre inside Phnom Penh’s luxury condominium complex The Bridge.

 

The Bridge, a $300 million mixed-use project started in mid-2014, is a joint development project between Worldbridge Land – run by Rithy and Tan – and Singapore-based Oxley Holdings.

 

The $8 million medical centre is set to occupy 1.3 square kilometres on a single floor of the complex, and is scheduled to open in the third quarter of this year.

 

Dr Felicia Tan, a Singaporean breast cancer specialist, said at a press conference in Phnom Penh on Friday that the facility would provide high-calibre medical care at lower rates than in Singapore, though the facility was still aimed at the small slice of the Cambodian population that could afford international medical care.

 

“Surgery in Singapore sees a lot of medical tourism coming from Cambodia itself, so we want to offer those people continuous health care, so they don’t have to continue treatment under a less than adequate health care system,” she said, referring to Cambodia’s existing medical options.

 

Anthony Jude Tan, founder and managing director of AJT Holdings, said the primary focus of the development was to draw medical tourists to Cambodia.

 

“We are looking for this to be a medical tourism hub,” he said. “We want to attract people from Laos, and to be here for the expats from Taiwan and China, too.”

 

The facility will be outfitted with six medical professionals from Singapore, the US and Thailand and will employ approximately 30 Cambodian staff, he said, adding that if the initial site performed well, SGMC would consider setting up additional centres in Phnom Penh, Sihanoukville and Siem Reap over the course of the next two years.

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