What are healthcare services like in El Cuco?
We asked retirees if they have access to good medical care in El Cuco. They wrote...
"El Cuco, is a small coastal town where healthcare services are quite basic. The town has a few local clinics that provide primary healthcare services, including general check-ups, vaccinations, and treatment for common illnesses. However, these clinics may lack advanced medical equipment and specialized care. For serious health issues, residents often have to travel to larger cities like San Miguel. The healthcare staff in El Cuco are dedicated and do their best to provide care with the resources they have. Medication availability can sometimes be limited, and residents may need to purchase them from pharmacies in larger towns or cities. Despite these challenges, the community is known for its resilience and mutual support in times of health crises," said another expat in El Cuco, El Salvador.
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What are healthcare services like in El Cuco?
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