Are healthcare and health insurance expensive in Loja?
When we asked expats in Loja if healthcare and health insurance are expensive in Loja, they wrote...
"The cost of average minor surgery is about $1500-$2000, The office visit range from $25 - $40. I have private insurance that has large network of providers with most private hospitals. Four hospitals are in the network in the city near me. I chose my insurance based on price and positive reviews from people who have used it," mentioned another expat when asked about moving to Loja, Ecuador.
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Are healthcare and health insurance expensive in Loja?
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