What are healthcare services like in Waterloo?
We asked retirees if they have access to good medical care in Waterloo. They wrote...
"Waterloo offers a range of healthcare services. For primary care, there are several family and walk-in clinics, along with a hospital and several specialized clinics. For more urgent care, there is a dedicated urgent care centre, as well as an Emergency Department at the hospital. Waterloo also has a range of specialty clinics, like those for mental health and addiction, diabetes, and maternity. In addition, the city offers a range of specialized services for seniors, including geriatric medicine and palliative care," remarked another expat in Waterloo, Belgium.
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What are healthcare services like in Waterloo?
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