Many of our customers require personal medical attention
in a jurisdiction where effective, alternative treatments -
particularly with cancers - is legal and encouraged.
It is with great pride that we are able to make
referrals to Dr. Eric Brown here in the Bahamas. Background:
Dr. R. Eric Brown was born in Nassau, Bahamas on July 26, 1957.
He graduated from Queens College (London, England) in 1975, before
attending the University of Illinois in Chicago, where he graduated
in 1979. He attended the University Of Santo Domingo and
the University of The West Indies College of Medicine in 1983.
Subsequently he pursued family medicine in 1984 and completed
training in 1987. He attended the Johns Hopkins School of
Public Health from 1987 to 1988 and started his private practice.
In 1990 he pursued residency in Dermatology at The University of
Wales in the United Kingdom, which he completed in 1993.
He is a graduate of the University of Miami Graduate
Fellowship program in Dermatology and Cutaneous Surgery.From 1994 to the present,
Dr. Brown has devoted his life to alternative medicine and is
presently the Medical Director of The Sunrise Medical Center,
the oldest medical establishment on Grand Bahama Island.
He has travelled extensively in search of alternative therapies
and is a Consultant Physician and Researcher in Cancer Nutrition
at the world-famous IAT
(Immuno Augmentative Therapy) clinic in
Freeport, Bahamas, founded by Dr. Lawrence Burton. 
Dr. Brown is a current
member of the American Medical Association, the American Academy
for the Advancement of Science, American Academy of Family
Physicians, British Association of Physicians and The
Bahamas Medical Association.Dr. Brown can be
emailed at
drbrown@altcancer.net
Above:
The Sunrise Medical Centre is the oldest medical
establishment on Grand Bahama Island, a few minutes
drive from the Freeport Airport (or "FPO," 65 miles
from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida).Dr. Eric Brown,
our primary physician here in the Bahamas, is the
Medical Director there. The purpose of this page
is to provide instructions on making flight arrangements
there, provide directions (see map link below), and
let you know what to expect on arriving at Freeport.
To The Bahamas
Before coming to the
Bahamas, you should make arrangements with Dr. Brown, or
a member of his staff. You can call the clinic at
(242) 351-4400, or email him at
drbrown@altcancer.net.
(Due to the large volume of calls Dr. Brown receives worldwide,
we do ask our customers to acquaint themselves with his modest
consultation fees).
Depending on the nature of your case,
Dr. Brown may want you to send copies of your
medical records first and he will want to
discuss the particulars of your case well before
you come to Freeport. You are free to discuss any
aspect of your treatment when speaking to Dr. Brown,
as well as medical expenses. Travel to Freeport Airport
("FPO") is amazingly simple. Both Continental Express (part of
Continental Airlines) and American Airlines fly there
daily and the airfare is comparable to flying from where you
are now to one of Florida's smaller airports. One big
difference, however, is that you are going to need your
passport or a copy of your birth certificate. We
recommend getting a passport. The small island photo
above links to a larger picture of the
Bahamas, showing its relation to the coast of Florida, but you
will want to see a Freeport map so
that you know the location of the airport in relation to
Sunrise Medical (which is directly south of it, and is clearly
marked on the map, on East Sunrise Hwy).
You can either rent a car when you get
to Freeport - (Avis, Hertz, National, and Budget all have
small offices there), or just take a taxi. If you aren't
used to driving on the left side of the road, in a car with
the steering wheel on the right, we recommend the latter.
The fare is roughly $6 from the airport to Sunrise Medical
and it takes less than 10 minutes to get there.
You will also notice that buildings are not marked with
numbered addresses. The weather is tropical. And everybody
takes MasterCard and Visa. 
Hotel accommodations are
comparable with the States, and the food at the better restaurants
is exceptional.There are plenty of
great links to keep you posted on the islands, including
Bahamanet and
Bahamas.com.