Traveling4Health & Retirement

12/25/2021

Sure beats taking a walk around the block to get some exercise :)

09/16/2020

Taking a break from writing, out for a swim in my back yard

06/05/2020

Shelling, collecting beach rocks for art . . . it's all part of enjoying the beautiful, uninhabited islands of Las Perlas. Come visit us. Soon the airlines will open up ... then we wait for the ferry to be able to bring tourists back to the island ,

Not all my friends load up on Botix

09/29/2018

Now these are some great photos of whales last month in Contadora - credit photographer Susan Russo Gelbart

01/23/2018

01/10/2018

Ya'all cold up North? Come on down

11/21/2017

Another day in Paradise. Wow, that yacht Intreprid is something to see.

11/17/2017

First time thru an underwater tunnel

09/23/2017

08/27/2017

12/22/2014

As 2014 draws to a close, the team at Traveling4Health would like to thank you for making our community your resource for medical travel.

For a short while, we are closing the Traveling4Health website while we revamp and migrate our site to a WordPress platform that will be easier and more streamlined to respond to inquiries.

While the website is down, we invite you to stay connected with Traveling4Health through our page, by email and by Skype. We can also talk on Tango and on FaceTime.

Contact us to request information on destinations and doctors, Best ways to contact us:
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Happy Holidays,

Ilene Little

07/01/2014

Location, Location, Location – Living in The Pearl Islands http://wp.me/pH4L7-4wC

Living in Panama – Retire in Panama Retiring on an Island The Pearl Islands (Spanish: Archipiélago de las Perlas or Islas de las Perlas) are a group of 200 or more islands and islets (many tiny and uninhabited) lying about 30 miles (48 km) off… [ 1647 more words. ]

06/27/2014

Sharpening The Edge of Life – Living on an Island in Panama http://wp.me/pH4L7-4wv

Life on an Island in Panama I guess you’d say I’m putting an old pattern of my life to the test of time to see if it still holds true. “Go to where you think you want to live, and then put together the means to stay there.” My philosophy is, “You don’t… [ 981 more words. ]

06/26/2014

How Stem Cells Work http://wp.me/pH4L7-4wq

Medical Tourism Report – Stem Cells – Panama Bioscience Institute What follows is an inspired explanation about how stem cells work, as described by Shai Gold, Managing Director of International Triage, LLC and Executive Director of Panama Bioscience… [ 504 more words. ]

06/16/2014

Case Study – Campaign Results for Dr. Ignacio de la Vega, Tijuana, Mexico. http://wp.me/pH4L7-4w9

This campaign is based on Traveling4Health’s “Share Your Story” app explained on www.medicaltourismstories.com. Dr. de la Vega’s website takes full advantage of this powerful app. Check out the “Share Your Story” and “New Smile Stories” menu tabs… [ 371 more words. ]

05/28/2014

Going to Panama For Cosmetic or Dental Surgery? http://wp.me/pH4L7-4vM

Dentist in Panama – Cosmetic Surgery in Panama – Medical Tourism in Panama Traveling4Health has an abundance of resources for you to consider, all recommended by our members. If you’re considering traveling to Panama, I want to alert you to… [ 663 more words. ]

05/26/2014

Winter on an Island in Panama – whales and rain http://wp.me/pH4L7-4vS

Rain – Bugs & Whales! You got to love these tropical, Caribbean style rain storms; a deluge of rain in waves sometimes carried on the wind, or just pulsating in intensity – and then it’s over in a matter of minutes or a few hours. I always liked… [ 339 more words. ]

05/09/2014

Living on a Remote Island http://wp.me/pH4L7-4vC

A day in the life . . . I live in a cottage on the crest of a hill overlooking the ocean surrounded by Cashew trees and parrots – sound good? The name of the island is Isla Saboga, part of the Pearl Island chain in the Gulf of Panama, about 34 miles… [ 630 more words. ]