Cape Town, South Africa
What are healthcare services like in Cape Town?
We asked retirees if they have access to good medical care in Cape Town. They wrote...
"Cape Town offers a wide range of healthcare services. The public healthcare system is run by the Western Cape Provincial Department of Health and provides primary care services, including general practitioner services, at no cost to the patient. Private healthcare services are also available, offering a range of specialist services, including cardiology, oncology, and orthopedics. Private hospitals are well-equipped and offer a high standard of care. Additionally, there are a number of community health centers and clinics that provide basic healthcare services to the local population," said another expat in Cape Town, South Africa.
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What are healthcare services like in Cape Town?
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