What are emergency services like in Quepos?
When we asked members about emergency services in Quepos, they wrote...
"Emergency services in Quepos are provided by the Cruz Roja (Red Cross). In the event of an emergency, you can call 911 to request an ambulance. The ambulance will be dispatched from the nearest Cruz Roja station and will be staffed with trained medical personnel. The ambulance will be equipped with the necessary medical supplies and equipment to provide medical care. In addition to the ambulance service, the Cruz Roja also provides emergency medical services such as first aid, CPR, and other medical treatments," explained one expat living in Quepos, Costa Rica.
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"The closest hospital is on the outskirts of Quepos and is named Max Teran Hospital. There is an emergency room and the quality of care is very good. As it is a national care (part of the socialized medical care system in Costa Rica) you will not find the same amount of services as in a top of the line private care facility in the states. However, the staff is professional and caring. Be aware, not all staff members will speak English. Hospital Max Teran is a public hospital but accepts patients who are not in the public health care system. All are treated the same with the exception that a person on the national care system is not required to pay at the time of discharge. If the staff feels your condition is better treated at another facility, they will discuss this with you and make recommendations on other options available to you," said another expat in Quepos , Costa Rica.
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