What are medical services in Angola like?
When we asked expats and global nomads about the quality of medical care in Angola, they replied...
"Angola has a limited number of medical facilities and services, with most of the country's medical infrastructure concentrated in the capital city of Luanda. The majority of medical services are provided by the public sector, with a few private clinics and hospitals available. The quality of care varies greatly, with some facilities lacking basic medical supplies and equipment. Access to medical care is often limited due to a lack of resources and infrastructure, and many rural areas have limited access to medical services. The government has made efforts to improve the healthcare system, but much work remains to be done," explained one expat living in Angola.
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What are medical services in Angola like?
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