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☛ EN Advice Healthcare: Medical Treatment in London

Discussion in 'London' started by texkourgan, Aug 29, 2013.

  1. texkourgan

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    Hello,

    How do you get medical treatment in London 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)? Can you make an appointment quickly? How long before you can see a doctor?

    What is the cost (drugs, treatment, reimbursement…)?

    Where do you buy your medicine in London? Are pharmacies all the same? Are most drugs over-the-counter, or prescription? Are there some prescriptions that hard to find?

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

    Please share your experiences so new/future expats can prepare. Thanks in advance for you tips and advice!
     
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