Expats Talk about Health Insurance and Healthcare in Paradise Island, Bahamas

"Regardless of coverage, ensure you have the ability to travel to US for any major care needs. There are many private practitioners but only two hospitals. One is for people without insurance (Princess Margaret) and the other is for people with insurance (Doctors Hospital). Ask around in your community for reliable local providers, especially for kids. We found some incredible providers this way for our children," mentioned one expat in Paradise Island.

"Healthcare services in Paradise Island, are limited but accessible to residents and tourists. The island has a few private clinics and medical centers that offer primary care, emergency services, and minor surgical procedures. For more specialized treatments and advanced medical facilities, patients need to travel to the nearby city of Nassau, which has several well-equipped hospitals and medical centers. These facilities provide a wide range of services, including diagnostics, surgery, and specialist consultations. Additionally, there are pharmacies on Paradise Island where visitors can access prescription medications and over-the-counter drugs. It is essential for tourists to have comprehensive travel insurance that covers medical emergencies and repatriation, as medical costs can be high in the Bahamas," commented one expat who moved to Paradise Island, Bahamas.