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Clements International Develops Insurance for Medical Tourism Industry
Date:9/11/2008

Clements International develops unique suite of insurance solutions for the medical tourism industry. Working closely with medical tourism operators in Asia and India, Clements has designed liability, accident and trip cancellation insurance products to meet the needs of the industry.

Washington, DC (PRWEB) September 11, 2008 -- Clements International develops unique suite of insurance solutions for the medical tourism industry. Working closely with medical tourism operators in Asia and India, Clements has designed liability, accident and trip cancellation insurance products to meet the needs of the industry.

As the medical tourism industry continues to flourish and new partnerships are created, it is important for participants to understand the risks involved with the medical tourism industry.

Smita Malik, Account Executive for Clements International, authored an article http://www.medicaltourismassociation.com/Medical-Tourism-Magazine-Issue-6.pdf ["A Promise of Security: Insurance Solutions for the Medical Tourism Industry"], in the most recent issue of Medical Tourism magazine. In the article, Smita discusses the unique risks involved in the medical tourism industry and the specific types of insurance coverage operators should obtain.

"We are pleased to provide insight to this developing industry on the risks participants may face and how insurance can help protect their investments," said Smita. "We look forward to meeting members of the medical tourism industry at the upcoming http://www.medicaltourismcongress.com [Medical Tourism and Global Health Conference] in San Francisco from September 9 - 12."

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