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☛ EN Advice Healthcare: Medical Treatment in the UK

Discussion dans 'United Kingdom' démarrée par texkourgan, 24 Juin 2013.

  1. texkourgan

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    Hello,

    How do you get medical treatment in the UK when you need it? Is care similar, or very different from where you are from?

    Do you need to register with a local doctor (GP)? Is it easy and quick when you need to see a doctor?

    What is the cost (drugs, treatment, reimbursement…)? Is there a long delay?

    Where do you buy your medicine in the UK? Are pharmacies all the same? Are most drugs over-the-counter, or prescription?

    How does the hospital system work? What are the main differences between private and public care? Do you need/do you recommend private health insurance in the UK? :confused:

    Please share your experiences so new/future expats can prepare. Thanks in advance for you tips and advice!
     
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    Under NHS rules anyone, wherever they are from, who needs treatment for an emergency condition that occurs during a visit to the UK will not be charged for treatment at a hospital accident and emergency department or GP’s surgery. This does not extend to treatment as an inpatient or registered outpatient at a hospital or to routine, non-emergency treatment from a GP or dentist. You will normally have to pay for these services, as well as a charge for any medicines you need.
     
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