Syndicated columnist Froma Harrop of The Providence Journal in Rhode Island writes about the “good and bad” of medical tourism in a piece that has appeared in newspapers from coast to coast over the past few days (including in The Seattle Times: Medicine through the back door.) Harrop fancies herself something of a pioneer as a medical tourist, having had Lasik ™ eye surgery in Toronto in 2000, paying about a quarter of what she would have in the United States, saving $3,000. She says that, at the time, “Canadian doctors had more experience with Lasik surgery than most of their American colleagues.”

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