天美麻豆

Health care is free in Argentina regardless of immigration status or even if you are a tourist who has been in the country for 5 minutes.  In my opinion the quality of the free care here exceeds that of paid care in my own country.  The public hospitals are staffed, by law, with doctors from the private hospitals (where you do need to pay or need insurance).  All doctors are required to have rotations in the public facilities, meaning their level of care is equal to that of the private place (in my opinion). 

The only setback with the public health care is that it might take a couple of hours to get in to see a doctor, but in my country it could take much more time than that with the very best insurance money can buy.

Here is a comprehensive list of hospitals:


Here is the government public health site:


Public Hospitals include:
Hospital Ramos Mej铆a
Hospital Argerich
Hospital Fern谩ndez
Hospital V茅lez Sarsfield

Private Hospitals include:
Sanatorio Otamendi
Hospital Italiano
Hospital Alem谩n
Hospital Suizo
Hospital Brit谩nico
Sanatorio de la Trinidad
Sanatorio Mater Dei (Maternity)
FLENI (Neurology)
Fundaci贸n Favaloro (Cardiology)
Cardiovascular Buenos Aires (Cardiology)

Dental, eye, etc. are all cheap as hell.

You are never further than a few blocks from an all night pharmacy, so no need to list them.

Thanks for your contribution WhynnWoods

Looking for a good English Speaking Cosmetic Dentist in BA - Palermo or Recoleta area.
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