Paradise Island, Bahamas
How are local medical facilities in Paradise Island?
We asked members about local medical facilities in Paradise Island, they wrote...
"Two hospitals service all the islands of the Bahamas. Princess Margaret is the free care hospital and waiting times are extremely lengthy. Doctors hospital is where most go if they have insurance or money to pay for an emergency. There are other private care clinics around that take insurance. Unfortunately, emergency services and response are associated with your area. There is a fire and police stations on PI, so we get pretty quick response. It differs in Nassau," remarked another expat who made the move to Paradise Island, Bahamas.
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How are local medical facilities in Paradise Island?
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