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Expats Talk about Having a Baby in Argentina

Having a Baby in Buenos Aires

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 wi (Read More)

We had our baby in a Sanatorio in Buenos Aires. It was a wonderfull experience. I chose a healthcare team that really made me feel cared for. I felt I was in good hands since the moment we interviewed the obstetrician. When we arrived to the sanatorio the anesthesiologist was waiting for me. I got t (Read More)

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Healthcare in Mendoza Province, Argentina

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

Healthcare in Mendoza, Argentina

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

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Expats Talk about What it's Like Having a Baby in Argentina

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If you're an expat parent who had a baby abroad, write a report about your childbirth experiences to help other expecting expat parents.