Innovative healthcare savings: Satori World Medical receives its second patent award

Satori World Medical has announced the approval of its second healthcare savings patent in a press release posted on its official website. According to Satori, the US Patent & Trademark Office issued a Notice of Allowance for its Continuation-in-Part application filed last year, further solidifying the claims of its first patent award (US Patent No. 8,160, 897).

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Satori Integrated & Financial Benefit System and Method (Satori’s first patent award)

This patent covers Satori’s Health & Shared Wealth Program™. The program helps Satori’s clients share in the financial benefit of global health care and helps compute the savings generated if patients decide to go overseas for their operation instead of having it domestically.

“When a patient selects Satori World Medical for their surgical procedure, its program offers several methods for the patient to share the savings with the plan sponsor.”

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Continuation-in-Part (Satori’s second patent award)

Satori President and CEO Steven Lash dubs the second patent as a “testament to Satori’s ability to be visionary and to provide an innovative service to individuals and plan sponsors seeking new methods for low-cost healthcare alternatives without sacrificing quality.” According to Satori’s report, the Continuation-in-Part relates in particular to how the system can calculate and share the savings through even more implementations.

Satori World Medical is the only global healthcare network that offers sharing of savings, including a 100 percent medical benefit to patients who decide on undergoing surgery abroad. Learn more about the company at www.satoriworldmedical.com.

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Satori World Medical exhibits the latest innovations in global healthcare

On June 24-26, 2012, Satori World Medical participated in the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) convention in Atlanta, Georgia. Held annually, the event aims to promote the role of HR as a profession and provides education and certifications to participants while lobbying Congress on issues relevant to labor management.

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As the world’s largest association that deals with human resource management, SHRM represents more than 250,000 members in over 140 countries. The society also serves the needs of HR specialists and escalates the innovative power of the HR profession.

Satori shared its value statement to thousands of participants who attended the annual conference. It exhibited the newest innovations in medical travel and showed how these approaches could lower employers’ healthcare costs while offering programs that will be advantageous to their employees.

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“When an employer utilizes Satori World Medical, they can expect a savings opportunity of approximately 6% on their annual medical expense for their employee health plan, and sharing in this savings with their employees will lead to higher levels of employee satisfaction and retention,” said Satori President and CEO Steven Lash. “It’s truly a win-win.”

SHRM publishes a monthly publication called HR Magazine. The periodical prints more than 200,000 copies every month, making it one of the most widely circulated business bulletins in the U.S. This and other periodicals are also available on the SHRM website, which receives more than eight million page views every month.

For more information about Satori World Medical, visit www.satoriworldmed.com.

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Globalization of healthcare: Steven Lash and Satori World Medical's global network

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Steven Lash, Satori World Medical President and CEO, has led the way toward the globalization of healthcare through the company’s global network called International Centers of Excellence, located in the following countries:

• Canada
• Costa Rica
• India
• Mexico
• Philippines
• Puerto Rico
• Singapore
• Thailand
• Turkey
• United States

Without sacrificing excellence and quality, Satori focuses on giving those seeking an elective medical procedure the access to comprehensive and all-inclusive services that come at a fraction of the U.S. cost.

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The medical travel facilitator’s network of hospitals belongs to the finest in the world. Several of its hospitals are not only accredited by the Joint Commission International (JCI) but also affiliated with well-respected hospital organizations in the U.S., including Harvard Medical, The Cleveland Clinic, and Johns Hopkins, among others.

Moreover, Steven Lash and Satori World Medical’s quality assurance program meets, if not exceeds, published AMA Guidelines on medical travel. The program has been developed to ensure that Satori’s International Centers of Excellence fulfill certain criteria, including accreditation to JCI, professional board certification or equivalent training, and non-stop quality monitoring systems, to name a few. With the Satori's Chief Medical Officer performing periodic due diligence, all network hospitals are visited for hospital performance check, doctor credential status and outcomes, and clinical facilities evaluation.

Read more about Steven Lash and the Satori World Medical services from this site: www.satoriworldmedical.com.

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