Four Essentials for Contracts with Overseas Healthcare Providers
As a medical tourism facilitator, partnering with overseas healthcare providers is crucial for your business. But what should be in your contract with these providers? Here are four essential clauses to include to ensure a smooth partnership and protect your interests. Expectations of Care and Facility Standards Outline what you expect from the healthcare provider in terms of patient care. List specific requirements, like working only with licensed and accredited doctors, and the facilities’ cleanliness and equipment standards. This ensures both sides understand the level of service patients will receive when they travel for treatment. Payment Terms and Percentage Clearly define how and when you’ll be paid. If you’re working on a percentage basis, specify the rate in your contract. Also, establish the payment timeframe—for example, within 10, 15, or 30 days after the procedure is completed. This avoids any confusion on when you can expect compensation. Indirect Referral Clause Co...