Speaking & Media
Rebecca Hall sits at an intersection few people occupy: global healthcare intelligence, longevity and preventive medicine, and the real decisions affluent, internationally mobile families make when the best care for them isn’t necessarily the care closest to home. As founder of Hall Global Medical, she’s built her perspective from the inside, vetting clinics, negotiating with providers, and coordinating care across borders for clients who won’t settle for a guess about quality. She’s available for keynotes, panels, podcast interviews, and press commentary.
Speaking Topics
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The Global Longevity Market Has a Trust Problem
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Longevity and advanced-diagnostics clinics are proliferating worldwide, but there’s no shared standard for evaluating them, no Michelin guide, no accreditation that affluent patients can actually rely on. Rebecca unpacks why that gap exists, who it’s currently failing, and what a real evaluation standard would need to include.
Healthcare Is Going Global
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Affluent, internationally mobile patients are no longer asking whether to look abroad for care, they’re asking how to do it well. Rebecca talks through the forces driving this shift (cost, access, quality, and the limits of domestic healthcare systems), and what it means for advisors, family offices, and the wealth-management ecosystem serving these clients.
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Building Trust in Global Healthcare
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A behind-the-scenes look at what it actually takes to vet a clinic, a surgeon, or a diagnostics program across borders, language, and regulatory regimes, told through what Hall Global Medical has learned building its own evaluation framework from scratch, including what’s worked, what’s failed, and what surprised her.
UHNW clients are already asking their advisors, attorneys, and family offices about longevity clinics and advanced diagnostics abroad — not their doctors first. Most advisors have no framework for evaluating an $80,000 clinic claim the way they'd evaluate a fund manager's track record. Rebecca talks through why this gap exists, the fiduciary risk of an uninformed referral, and what a due-diligence layer for global healthcare decisions could look like for the wealth-management ecosystem.
As AI tools make it easier than ever to search, compare, and even "consult" about clinics and treatments abroad, speed has outpaced verification. Rebecca discusses where AI genuinely helps patients evaluate global healthcare options, where it introduces new risks (hallucinated credentials, unverified reviews, outdated data), and what a responsible role for AI looks like in decisions this consequential.
The Missing Piece in Wealth Management
How AI Is Making Global Healthcare Decisions Safer — Not Just Faster
About Rebecca
Rebecca Hall is the founder of Hall Global Medical Concierge, where she helps affluent, internationally mobile clients access vetted longevity, preventive-medicine, and advanced-diagnostics care worldwide. She built Hall Global Medical around a simple conviction: people making major healthcare decisions abroad deserve the same rigor and trust they’d expect from a great financial advisor, not a directory of clinics with good marketing. Rebecca lives in the Minneapolis area and works with clients globally.
Hall Global Medical Concierge helps clients find, vet, and coordinate care with leading longevity and advanced-diagnostics clinics around the world, from first inquiry through the full experience of getting there.
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