How are local medical facilities in Fort-de-France?
We asked members about local medical facilities in Fort-de-France, they wrote...
"Hospitals can be a win lose situation depending on where you stay. The cost without insurance is high, but sometimes, they can find a way to work with you. Pharmacies aren't 24/7 some in some cases you may have to wait until morning to get your prescriptions. More doctors are student doctors rather than the more advanced ones. Yet, you find they have a lot of knowledge and are always happy to help," said another expat in Fort-de-France, Martinique.
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How are local medical facilities in Fort-de-France?
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