Swiss Medical Network Joins Mayo Clinic Care Network

Swiss Medical Network and Mayo Clinic are joining forces with seven leading institutions, – –Genolier CliniquePrivatklinikbethanien, Sant’anna Clinica, as well as Swiss Visio Genolier, Swiss Visio Montchoisi, Swiss Visio Zurich and Swiss Visio Ticino, are joining the Mayo Clinical Care Network.

The collaboration occurs at a time when Swiss Medical Network is further deepening its commitment to patients with CCG, who represent 32 percent of their international patient entry. The association also aligns with the growing demand for premium health services and culturally tune in the region, reinforcing the position of Switzerland as a preferred destination for specialized treatments.

Swiss Medical Network is the first institution in Western Europe to join Mayic Care Network, a select group of medical institutions worldwide that collaborate with Mayic Clinic to move forward in excellence in patient care. As part of the Mayo Clinical Care Network, Swiss Medical Network and Mayo Clinic will collaboratively take advantage of their worldwide recognized experience, advanced medical knowledge and best practices to raise the standard of excellence in health in Switzerland.

In collaboration with the experience of May CLINIC, this association aims to develop advanced preventive care, including health programs and executive controls, promote ophthalmology research and promote advanced nursing education. Cancer patients looking for a second opinion will benefit from a dedicated Board of Tumors who join specialists at the May May Clinic and Swiss medical networks for a personalized and multidisciplinary treatment.

“We are pleased to welcome Swiss Medical Network to Mayic Clinic Care Network,” he said Eric J. Moore, MarylandSurgical oncologist and medical director of head and neck, Mayo Clinic International.“Our collaboration is based on shared values ​​and a commitment to patient -centered care. As we have worked together for today, both organizations share similar values ​​and a commitment to provide high quality altitudes, centered on the patient and neck.

Dino Cauzza, CEO or Swiss Medical NetworkEmphasized the importance of this relationship,

“As a member of Mayic Care Network, this is an opportunity for the Swiss medical network and, most importantly, for our patients. By integrating May Clinic’s experience in our network, we reinforce our exceptional commitment, patient approach. Through this association, we will also accelerate the development of our executive health programs and checks as a key element of preventive health in our vision of integrated care.

This is a decisive moment on our trip to medical excellence. “

With projected medical tourism to reach USD 142.7 billion by 2032, the demand for advanced health services in complex surgeries, oncology, orthopedics and preventive medicine continues to increase among citizens and residents of the CCG. In this scenario, Swiss Medical Network will maintain their efforts to offer personalized medical care solutions that coincide with the expectations and preferences of patients with CCG, ensuring perfect access to world -class experience and patient -centered care.

Swiss Medical Network and other members of May Clinic Care Network are still independent, some benefit from a global medical innovation ecosystem and shared knowledge. Established in 2011, the Mayic Care Network now includes around 45 leading medical care organizations in the United States, Europe, Middle East, Asia, India and Mexico.

For more information, visit www.swissmedical.net and www.mayoclinic.org.