Paysandu, Uruguay
How are local medical facilities in Paysandu?
We asked members about local medical facilities in Paysandu, they wrote...
"Our local hospital is about 15 minutes away from us here, living in the country. Fortunately, we have not had to use any hospital or emergency services, but have heard that the private hospitals' standards of service are high and response rate is good. Public hospitals are typical and crowded and less attentive compared to private," explained one expat living in Paysandu, Uruguay.
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How are local medical facilities in Paysandu?
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