Will I need to travel to see a specialist?

"We went to Belize City to see a cardiologist. We were extremely pleased with the quality of care we received. Complete bloodwork and EKG's and ultrasounds were done all on site and the doctor spent over an hour with us going over all of the results. This is better care than what we received in the US. Also, we were able to get a appointment within less than a week. The cost for everything for both me and my husband was equal to what I paid for one month's premium of my health insurance back in the states. That insurance would have also cost me copays on the tests themselves," explained one expat living in Corozal/Belize City, Belize.

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"Yes, there are a number of medical specialists in Corozal. These include general practitioners, dentists, optometrists, and other specialists. For highly specialized medical care, people usually travel to larger cities such as Belize City or San Ignacio. In these cities, there are larger hospitals and clinics that offer a wider range of medical services. Additionally, some people may travel to the United States or other countries for specialized medical care," said another expat in Corozal, Belize.