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Medical entrepreneur Xia Jie, whose company Health 100 owns the largest chain of health clinics in China, plans to open overseas facilities to cater for wealthy clients. <\/p>\n
That could result in an investment of about $20 million in a regenerative treatment centre in the resort, making it a Mecca for health tourism and athlete injury rehabilitation. <\/p>\n
''We're now negotiating with the local medical teams,'' Mr Xia said yesterday through an interpreter while on a four-day fact-finding mission to Queenstown. <\/p>\n
''Health 100 really wants to find beautiful cities around the world to take Chinese patients to and Queenstown is one of them. <\/p>\n
''The vision is to bring the very high-end customers to have special treatment which is not carried out elsewhere in the world,'' he said. <\/p>\n
Health 100 would invest with existing firms Queenstown Regenerative Medicine (QRM), run by Marcelle Noble, and the Queenstown Skin Institute. <\/p>\n
Both have small premises at Remarkables Park in Frankton. <\/p>\n
Queenstown Skin Institute director Dr Hans Raetz said Mr Xia had indicated plans for a much larger centre, with sites in Remarkables Park, Jacks Point or the Five Mile development off Frankton Ladies Mile already earmarked. <\/p>\n
''The size depends on Mr Xia, but we've been talking between $10 million and $20 million. <\/p>\n
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