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Expat Healthcare & Health Insurance in Punta del Diablo, Uruguay

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An expat in Punta del Diablo, Uruguay discusses the quality of healthcare in Punta del Diablo, the availability of prescription medicines and health insurance.

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Expat Healthcare Advice for Punta del Diablo

Check out the various affiliates. Rocha has a state affiliate that is quite reasonable. Medica Uruguaya is reasonable. COMERO has proven most economical & available choice for us. Very clean & professional, no problem getting appointments.

Emergency Medical Care in Punta del Diablo

Well, we're a ways out. We're independent folk seldom needing any medical care, but when going for immigration checkups, blood, lab, etc., we travel to Chuy. For procedures like mammograms, etc., we go to Rocha.

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Quality of Healthcare in Surrounding Area

We've been so healthy since being here. I generally have "white coat syndrome," so I travel with my essential oils & we get along fine. There are specialists available, esp. in MVD.

Prescription Medicines

I was a medical transcriptionist in my former life, so I pretty well know what I need to doctor myself. Here, you can get whatever you need if you know the generic drug name and can write it down. No prescription needed.

Ex: I have fibromyalgia and occasionally use a muscle relaxer. I go ask for Flogene or Diclofenac, and done. Cost is about $10 for 30 tabs.

Expat Health Insurance in Uruguay

I don't bother with health insurance. Medical care is so cheap here I don't need it. Can't see paying a monthly fee when I've been "sick" once in 11 years.

Quality of Healthcare Compared to Home

[x] Better
[  ] Somewhat Better
[  ] Same
[  ] Somewhat Worse
[  ] Worse

Availability of Medical Care Compared to Home

[  ] Better
[  ] Somewhat Better
[x] Same
[  ] Somewhat Worse
[  ] Worse

Primary Method of Payment for Medical Care

[  ] International Health Insurance
[  ] Insurance Purchased in the Country I Live Abroad In
[x] Out of Pocket
[  ] Social Program (Medicare, Nationalized Health Insurance or Similar)
[  ] Other

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