Menu

Multimedia

Tracey Tremayne-Lloyd on Global TV's "16x9" - Patients without Borders: Medical Tourism in Ontario

Duration: 12 minutes

Focus: Medical tourism is a big business that is poised to grow to gargantuan proportions.

Toronto's Sunnybrook Hospital, Toronto’s SickKids, Mt. Sinai and the UHN (made up of Toronto General, Toronto Western, Princess Margaret and Toronto Rehab) all accept foreign referrals. However Sunnybrook is the first to openly promote this line of business. Are Canadians being bumped from the queue for treatment? Does this amount to a two-tiered healthcare system where the rich have access to better care?

Tracey Tremayne-Lloyd on CKNW's "Your Health First" - The Economics of Medical Tourism

Duration: 14 minutes

Today on ‘Your Health First’ we’re talking about the economics of healthcare and medical tourism. Recently in Ontario, it was discovered that two of their main hospitals were advertising to foreign patients, encouraging them to come to Canada to get treatment. The argument for this was to bring money to the hospitals and the economy in general. But how did it affect Canadian patients? Is this happening elsewhere in Canada and we just don’t know about it?

Tracey Tremayne-Lloyd on CKNW's "The Sean Leslie Show" - The Issue of Doctor Assisted Suicide

Duration: 17 minutes

Focus: The issue of doctor assisted suicide or ‘dying with dignity’ is a contentious one to say the least. Questions of morality and ethics are abundant and the answers aren’t always easy to hear or even obtain. Obviously the main issues center on the rights of the patients, what about the doctors? What would it mean for doctors rights? What would happen if assisted suicide was allowed in Canada?

Tracey Tremayne-Lloyd receives Martindale Hubbell Award

Duration: 1 minutes

Health Lawyer Tracey Tremayne-Lloyd, head of the Law Firm TTL Health Law, received the Martindale Hubbell Award.

Testimonials

Working with Tracey as closely as I have for the last 27 years, I am in a position to comment on her speaking expertise and why she would add considerable value to any lecture, presentation or seminar. I have not only heard her present, but I have also presented with her as co-presenter. Tracey is one of those rare individuals that can create buzz and excitement as soon as she walks in the room and starts to speak. In my opinion, that’s exactly what you want at a presentation: “buzz”. You want people excited and that’s what Tracey delivers. Her presentation style is dynamic and alive and is NOT just someone reading PowerPoint slides. Once any presentation is complete, a leading indicator of the presentation’s success is the number of questions and participation from the audience. In Tracey’s presentations, the audience is so engaged that the question and discussion period will likely need to be cut off.

Stephen R. Binder, B.A. , C.A. Partner, Grant Thornton LLP Personal and business accountant and advisor since 1985

Tracey Tremayne-Lloyd Health Law