Singapore is the ‘go to’ place for Bali expats, when they have a medical emergency. Locally we have a couple of good clinics, SOS International and BIMC, and Sanglah hospital in Denpasar for emergency surgery. If you need surgery and you have the choice, get on a plane to Singapore.
I say have the choice, because some people do. Its not just a matter of time, its a matter of money. Do you have $20,000 to hand over for an operation? If the answer is no, you might want to ge some travel insurance. The package I’m on, allows me to choose where I want an operation to be done, regarldless of where the accident happens. Pretty sweet huh? My friend Mick has a motorbike crash in Spain and couple of years ago, and opted to have surgery in Melbourne. His insurance (same company as mine) runs a 24 hour hotline, so he was able to get local hospital treatment for free, and surgery the other side of the world.
The demand for decent hospitals in Asia, has created a whole new market, ‘medical tourism‘, with superb private hospitals in Thailand. Singapore doesn’t want to miss out, and are planning 2 new ones.
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I too am interested who you are using for your insurance
Thanks and Regards,
Steve.
please up date for medical provider in bali
What is the name of that company your on? I’m in the market for Ins now and I’ve been looking at bali medical ins on the bypass in sanur. I’d like to hear your recomendation.
Thanks,