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Le Vinh Sinh is the Founder and Director of VnMedtour, a Vietnam-based medical tourism service supporting international patients who are considering healthcare and medical treatment in Vietnam.
Through VnMedtour and MedicalTourism.vn, he works with the patient coordination team to connect international patients with hospitals, clinics and healthcare providers in Vietnam, facilitate communication, request preliminary treatment information and assist with practical arrangements before and during their medical journey.
His work focuses on an important part of medical tourism that often happens before a patient meets a doctor: helping patients identify appropriate healthcare providers, organize their medical information and communicate their treatment needs clearly.
VnMedtour previously operated under the MedtourVietnam name and is operated by LVS Vietnam Co., Ltd.
Le Vinh Sinh, Director of Medtour Vietnam
Le Vinh Sinh established VnMedtour with a focus on helping international patients navigate healthcare options in Vietnam.
Patients considering medical treatment abroad often need to communicate with several parties before making a decision. They may need to identify a suitable hospital or clinic, send medical records for review, obtain preliminary information about treatment and costs, understand how long they may need to stay in Vietnam, and arrange appointments around their travel schedule.
Le Vinh Sinh’s role is centered on coordinating this process between international patients and healthcare providers.
Rather than providing medical diagnoses or recommending a specific treatment himself, he and the VnMedtour team help patients communicate with appropriate hospitals, clinics and medical professionals so that clinical questions can be assessed by qualified healthcare providers.
As Founder and Director, Le Vinh Sinh oversees the development of VnMedtour’s international patient coordination services and its relationships with healthcare providers in Vietnam.
His work includes helping develop processes for:
This coordination becomes particularly important for patients who are arranging healthcare from another country and cannot visit several hospitals in person before deciding where to seek treatment.
Medical tourism involves both healthcare and travel, but the healthcare decision should come first.
When an international patient contacts VnMedtour, the coordination process typically begins by identifying the patient’s requested treatment and collecting the information that a healthcare provider may need for an initial review.
Depending on the case, this can include medical reports, laboratory results, diagnostic imaging, prescriptions, photographs or previous treatment records.
Where appropriate, these materials can then be forwarded to a hospital, clinic or healthcare professional for review.
The provider may request additional information, recommend an in-person consultation or provide preliminary information about possible treatment, expected length of stay and estimated costs.
Any information provided before an examination should be understood as preliminary. Final diagnosis and treatment recommendations are made by the treating healthcare professional following appropriate clinical assessment.
Through VnMedtour, Le Vinh Sinh and the patient coordination team work with inquiries covering different areas of healthcare.
International patients contact VnMedtour about dental care ranging from routine treatment to complex restorative dentistry.
Common inquiries include dental implants, crowns, veneers, orthodontic treatment, All-on-4 and All-on-6 implant restorations, bone grafting and full-mouth rehabilitation.
Patients comparing dental treatment options can read the complete Dental Work in Vietnam guide.
For implant-specific information, see Dental Implants in Vietnam.
VnMedtour also receives inquiries from international patients considering cosmetic and reconstructive procedures in Vietnam.
These may include facelift and neck lift procedures, eyelid surgery, rhinoplasty, breast surgery, liposuction, abdominoplasty and other aesthetic procedures.
The coordination process can involve sending photographs and relevant medical information to providers for preliminary review, requesting information about proposed procedures and estimated costs, and arranging consultations when the patient arrives in Vietnam.
Patients researching these procedures can visit the Cosmetic Surgery in Vietnam guide.
Eye treatment is another area in which international patients may require careful coordination before travelling.
Inquiries can include cataract surgery, refractive procedures and other ophthalmology services.
Existing eye conditions, previous eye surgery and current prescriptions may affect the appropriate treatment pathway, so clinical assessment by an ophthalmologist remains essential.
VnMedtour’s role is to facilitate communication and appointment coordination rather than determine which ophthalmic procedure a patient should undergo.
International fertility treatment can involve additional medical, regulatory and scheduling considerations.
VnMedtour may assist patients seeking information about fertility services in Vietnam by communicating their inquiry to an appropriate provider and helping clarify the provider’s requirements before travel.
Clinical eligibility, required investigations, treatment protocols and reproductive medicine decisions remain the responsibility of the fertility specialist and treating medical facility.
International patients also contact VnMedtour about specialist consultations, health checks, diagnostic services, general surgery and other hospital-based treatments.
Some cases can be reviewed preliminarily from medical records, while others require the patient to be examined directly before a hospital can provide meaningful treatment recommendations or cost information.
For this reason, the coordination process varies according to the patient’s condition and the requirements of the receiving hospital or clinic.
An important part of Le Vinh Sinh’s work is developing and maintaining communication with hospitals, clinics and other healthcare providers in Vietnam.
VnMedtour works with a network of healthcare providers rather than representing a single hospital.
This allows the coordination team to consider different providers according to the treatment requested, location, availability and the individual circumstances of the patient.
However, being part of the VnMedtour network does not mean that every provider is suitable for every patient or procedure.
Provider suitability depends on the medical specialty, individual case and clinical requirements. Treatment decisions ultimately remain between the patient and the licensed healthcare professionals responsible for their care.
Medical tourism can become confusing when patients receive information from multiple hospitals, clinics, coordinators and online sources.
One of the priorities in VnMedtour’s coordination process is therefore to help patients obtain clearer information before making travel arrangements.
Where information is available, this can include:
Not every question can be answered before a patient is examined.
In these situations, VnMedtour aims to distinguish between preliminary information and information that can only be confirmed following clinical assessment.
Le Vinh Sinh’s approach to international patient coordination emphasizes the importance of distinguishing medical coordination from medical decision-making.
VnMedtour can help patients obtain information and communicate with healthcare providers, but it does not replace doctors, dentists or other licensed healthcare professionals.
The VnMedtour team does not independently diagnose conditions, prescribe treatment or guarantee medical outcomes.
Likewise, treatment quotations obtained before arrival may change if an examination or diagnostic testing identifies additional clinical requirements.
This distinction is particularly important for medical tourism, where patients may otherwise make travel decisions based on incomplete information obtained remotely.
MedicalTourism.vn serves as VnMedtour’s main online information platform for international patients researching healthcare in Vietnam.
The website provides information about medical specialties, dental treatment, cosmetic surgery, hospitals, treatment planning and practical considerations for travelling to Vietnam for healthcare.
The aim is not simply to present treatment options, but also to help prospective patients understand the questions they should consider before deciding whether medical treatment in Vietnam is appropriate for them.
Information published on MedicalTourism.vn is intended for general informational and treatment-planning purposes and does not replace individualized medical advice.
You can learn more about the organization on the About VnMedtour page.
VnMedtour previously operated under the MedtourVietnam name.
The transition to VnMedtour reflects the development of the service and its current brand identity while maintaining its focus on supporting international patients seeking healthcare in Vietnam.
MedicalTourism.vn remains the primary website used to provide medical tourism information and connect international patients with the VnMedtour coordination team.
VnMedtour is operated by LVS Vietnam Co., Ltd.
This relationship can be summarized as:
VnMedtour – the medical tourism service and current brand
MedicalTourism.vn – the primary website and patient information platform
LVS Vietnam Co., Ltd. – the operating company
MedtourVietnam – the former brand name
A medical tourism coordinator occupies a different role from a healthcare professional.
Doctors and other licensed medical professionals evaluate the patient’s condition, determine whether treatment is appropriate and make clinical decisions.
A medical tourism coordinator helps organize the process around those clinical decisions.
For Le Vinh Sinh and the VnMedtour team, this can mean helping an international patient move from an initial inquiry to a more structured conversation with an appropriate healthcare provider.
For example, a patient may initially contact VnMedtour with only a description of their condition. The coordination team may need to determine what records are available, identify a relevant provider, forward the information, obtain the provider’s response and then explain the next administrative steps to the patient.
This coordination can continue through appointment scheduling and communication during the patient’s time in Vietnam.
International patients often have questions that extend beyond the procedure itself.
They may need to know how many days they should stay in Vietnam, whether they need more than one treatment visit, which medical records to bring, whether a preliminary quotation includes all expected components, or how follow-up will work after returning home.
These practical considerations can influence whether a treatment plan is realistic for an international patient.
VnMedtour therefore aims to help patients understand not only where treatment may be available, but also what the overall treatment journey may involve.
The final decision about whether to proceed remains with the patient after consultation with the relevant healthcare professionals.
International patients who are considering medical or dental treatment in Vietnam can contact VnMedtour with information about the treatment they are seeking and any available medical records.
The coordination team can then review the inquiry and, where appropriate, communicate with a relevant healthcare provider in Vietnam regarding the next steps.
For general inquiries, appointment coordination or preliminary treatment information, visit the Contact VnMedtour page.
Medical decisions, final treatment plans and clinical recommendations are made by the treating healthcare professionals following appropriate assessment.
