American Clinics International offers high-quality
medical care to expatriates living and working in the greater
Budapest area as well as local nationals. Clinic Health Plans
are available and offer patients reduced fees. The Clinic values
good system of referrals and its working relationships with
Hungarian physicians and hospitals. ACI's success depends on
its highly-qualified and dedicated employees who strive to continually
improve patient services through professional development, a
willingness to pursue new challenges, an understanding of the
patient's needs, and the practical application of the best American-style
medical care practices. The team at ACI will always strive for
quality service that not only meets but also exceeds patient
expectations.
American Clinics International opened in Budapest, Hungary in
February of 1999 and has become the leading provider of family
practice and urgent care medical services to the foreign community
in Budapest. ACI patients appreciate the high level of service
in a very familiar environment. The Clinic serves individuals,
families, companies, embassies, and non-profit organizations.
ACI is a subsidiary of American Clinics International, a US-based
company, which oversees the management of the Budapest clinic.
More importantly, American Clinics International monitors the
quality of care at ACI. It is also worth noting that the name
of the Budapest clinic has been changed to American Clinics
International, Kft., or ACI, to more closely reflect this relationship.
ACI is constantly improving its services. In 2001, the Clinic
will phase in additional benefits for all of its plan holders.
ACI Celebrates a Healthy Business
Behind
every expatriate, there is a story with a few familiar themes:
packing and unpacking boxes, airplane tickets, real estate agents,
new colleagues, new friends ... we all know the list. Now add
to that list setting up a new business, not just a new life.
It is for all of these reasons that American Clinics International
is proud to celebrate its second birthday with the Budapest
community.
Ask anyone at the Clinic today, and they'll say they can't believe
that two years ago they were evaluating potential office space
with measuring tapes to find the suitable square meterage. According
to Hungarian building codes, medical space for examination rooms
had to be equal or greater than 18 square meters. Now comfortably
nested into the Hattyúház, ACI is expanding throughout
the rest of the building. Renovations are underway in the reception
and waiting area, and there are plans to expand the Clinic too,
both locally and internationally... Continue
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