柬埔寨：欲成為新的醫療旅遊目的地
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柬埔寨的低成本優勢正被資本利用，柬埔寨兩家實力超凡的開發商，正與一家曼谷醫療諮詢公司合作在金邊建立一家優質醫療中心，希望把首都打造為醫療旅遊目的地。
柬埔寨兩家實力超凡的開發商，正與一家曼谷醫療諮詢公司合作在金邊建立一家優質醫療中心，希望把首都打造為醫療旅遊目的地。
這家柬埔寨公司——新加坡醫學中心（SGMC）由Sear Rithy和他的商業夥伴Tan Teck Kee所有，已與曼谷的醫療保健管理公司AJT控股合作，在金邊的奢華公寓『The Bridge』內部推出一家醫療中心。
『The Bridge』是一個3億美元的混合用途項目，開始於2014年年中，是由Rithy和Tan運營的世界橋地產，和新加坡奧克斯利控股（Oxley Holdings）聯合開發的項目。
耗資800萬美元的醫療中心位於該綜合大樓的一層，佔地1.3平方公里，預計將於今年第三季度開放。
新加坡的乳腺癌專家Felicia Tan博士，近日在金邊一個記者招待會上說；與新加坡相比，該設施會以低價格提供高質量的醫療服務，該設施也針對可以承受國際醫療費用的小部分柬埔寨人口。
她說：「在新加坡的外科手術中，很多醫療旅遊來自柬埔寨，所以我們希望給那些人提供持續的醫療服務，這樣他們就不必在一個不足的醫療保健體系下繼續治療，」她提到了柬埔寨現有的醫療選擇。
該項目的主要重點是吸引醫療遊客到柬埔寨。
新家坡方面說：「我們正在尋找一個醫療旅遊中心」。「我們想吸引寮國，還有中國台灣和中國的病人。」
該設施將配備六名來自新加坡、美國和泰國的醫學專家，將僱用約30名柬埔寨工作人員，如果這家醫療中心表現不錯，SGMC將考慮在接下來的兩年內在金邊，西哈努克和暹粒等城市設立更多的中心。
『中國醫療旅遊』全媒體總編焦煦認為：柬埔寨的最大優勢是勞動力等成本低，結合國外的高水平醫療服務，這種模式把柬埔寨打造成為醫療旅遊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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