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When we asked expats and global nomads about the quality of medical care in Argentina, they replied...

"Remember, Argentina does not offer its Government Medical Insurance if you are a senior," explained one expat living in Mendoza, Argentina.

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"As a newcomer, one of the first things you should do is buy international heath insurance that can be used at any private facility in the country. They are options for private insurance that can be bought from an individual private hospital but then if they do not have the equipment needed you will have to pay out of pocket to go to another facility. So with an international health policy you can be treated anywhere you choose. This is the type of policy I have. It also covers me anywhere else in the world and I have chosen to have the US option as well. The insurance is affordable and COMPREHENSIVE. If you have a medical condition, bring your doctors notes and copies of your prescriptions," said another expat in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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