An American couple chooses Korea as the country where they can have an enjoyable lifestyle while saving thousands of dollars a month for their retirement.  They can live well, take a lot of vacations, and their foreign health insurance costs less than $50 a month. 

In subsequent podcasts this same Korean correspondent discusses integrating into the Korean population and healthcare in Korea; posted, respectively, under the headings of 'living abroad' and 'healthcare abroad' on http://www.traveling4health.com.

Business-savvy expat throws a medical insurance 'life-preserver' to Americans struggling with the high cost of health care in the states. -- More incentive for people to live abroad.   

In 2006, Martin Frankel, marketing executive for FedEx, chose to take a severance package and move to Argentina.  In researching a solution to his own healthcare needs, he negotiated a fantastic deal for his expat community http://expat-connection.com.   It is people like Frankel who are leading the way for global solutions to healthcare abroad and living abroad.