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Buenos Aires
I'm currently pregnant
I have private insurance with Medicus, one of the top insurance companies here. I had to take it two months prior to getting pregnant to be fully covered. We are paying 168 US or 535 pesos per month.
I was recommended to a obstetrician who specializes in C-sections. I've had only one visit with him, but he made sure to give me his cell phone. I've already had to use it when I had some slight issues. I was able to reach him on a Sunday night, and after a phone consultation, he sent me to the local "sanitario" which admitted me immediately for an ultrasound. I received excellent care and was amazed to be able to get not only my doctor, but actually to have him call and prep the doctor on staff at the sanitario.
By recommendation.
Make sure you get your private insurance as soon as possible. I would recommend purchasing the best coverage you can afford so that you have full coverage, as well as no deductibles or copays. Medicus and OSDE are two excellent choices.
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Medicus and OSDE are good medical insurance companies but they do not accept anyone with preexisting conditions. If you have a preexisting condition of any kind, there seem to be no exceptions, they will not cover you. Try a private hospital insurance plan instead.
PurpleEIt would be most educational to write the dates on these types of comments. Was this this year, last year, 6 years ago?
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An expat in Mendoza, Argentina has had very good experiences with local doctors and Clinica de Cuyo downtown. She warns that some prescription medicines may not be available since the government sever
An expat talks about health care and health insurance in Mendoza. He advises that the government does not offer medical insurance to senior citizens. Also, he says that prescriptions cost about the s
Help others moving to Argentina by answering a set of questions about health insurance, public healthcare in Argentina, prescription medicine, quality of medical care and emergency services.
Read recent baby reports submitted for Buenos Aires and Buenos Aires.
If you're an expat parent who had a baby abroad, write a report about your childbirth experiences to help other expecting expat parents.
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