We are proud to share that Arab Hospitals Magazine has featured an article by our CEO, Renée-Marie Stephano, titled “From Good to Exceptional: The Practices and Metrics that Drive Medical Travel Success”.

In this piece, Renée-Marie explores the key strategies, performance indicators, and cultural elements that distinguish truly exceptional medical travel programs and how organizations can align patient experience, safety, and operational excellence to achieve lasting impact.

Emirates Aims to Become the World’s First GHA-Accredited Airline: A Milestone for MedicalTravel

Global Healthcare Accreditation and Emirates are working to extend patient-centered standards into air travel, advancing a more connected journey for international patients and new opportunities for healthcare providers.

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Setting the Standard in Medical Travel Accreditation: CEO Spotlight with Renée-Marie Stephano, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Global Healthcare Accreditation

We are pleased to share an exclusive CEO Spotlight featuring Renée-Marie Stephano, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Global Healthcare Accreditation, in Medical Tourism Magazine.

From Compliance to Trust: How Data is Redefining Accreditation in Global Healthcare

The biggest barrier to global healthcare growth isn't quality — it's trust. GHA's IMPACT™ Study reveals that patients treated at accredited facilities often don't know it, and that gap is quietly undermining confidence, satisfaction, and growth. Accreditation 6.0 was built to close it.

Global Healthcare Accreditation Welcomes PressReader as its First Corporate Supporter

Global Healthcare Accreditation (GHA) isproud to announce PressReader as its first Corporate Supporter, marking asignificant milestone in GHA’s mission to foster collaboration and elevate trust,and redefine excellence across global healthcare and medical travel.

Preventing Medical Travel Breakdowns: Lessons from a Missed Flight

A recent incident where a medical traveler was denied boarding despite medical clearance highlights the risks of poor coordination in medical travel. GHA standards help hospitals prevent these issues by improving communication, discharge planning, and support for patients returning home safely.

Beyond Big Cities: The Growing Appeal of Regional Healthcare Destinations

Patients are increasingly looking beyond major cities for their care—seeking shorter waits, lower costs, and a more restorative environment. The article Forbes’ “Why Some Travelers Skip the Big Cities for Domestic Medical Tourism” highlights this trend, and we at GHA agree that quality, accessibility, and trust matter above all, no matter the location. Regional providers investing in top-notch facilities and personalized experiences are well positioned to become tomorrow’s healthcare destination