The Costa Rican retreat turned a difficult-to-navigate psychedelic ritual into a seven-night, all-inclusive product. That clarity is its advantage - and the reason its claims, safeguards and follow-through deserve unusually close inspection.
The Seoul startup began by helping patients cross borders for care. Its sharper business is now backstage - giving hospitals the multilingual websites, messaging, marketing and workflow tools to meet those patients directly.
A routine physical in America can feel like an appetizer. Himedi sells the Korean alternative - dozens of tests in one morning - then handles the translation, booking and nerves around it.
Pulse Protocol is a plug-and-play medical travel platform that helps doctors, clinics and hospitals manage and grow their cross-border patient business. It pairs patients with multilingual care coordinators and gives providers an end-to-end toolkit - patient matching, secure communications, payments, marketing and revenue analytics - built on decades of medical tourism experience and, in its earlier MedRepublic incarnation, a blockchain-backed vision of a decentralized, transparent global healthcare marketplace.