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Here is a short introduction to Expatica's Healthcare section for Switzerland.The healthcare system in your new country of residence is likely to be widely different from the system in your homeland. Take time to find out how expat medical care works, to know an expat's health expectations and to make sure that your health coverage is to your preferred standard. Here you'll find Expatica’s practical guide to the Swiss healthcare system, as well as our listing of local hospitals.
Choosing a doctor
Choosing a doctor abroad for yourself and your family is your first order of business. Use word of mouth or the Internet to find a suitable doctor near you, one who can communicate with you adequately until you have a good grasp of the local language. Make sure you know who to call outside of surgery hours, and take time to find out the basic words for body parts in your region of Switzerland, whether the local language is German, French or Italian.
A guide to telephone, internet and television along with utility services water, electricity and gas in the Netherlands.
Lost in the Dutch immigration system? Look no further than this guide compiled for our Survival Guide 2012.
Expatica offers a whistle-stop tour of life in the modern Netherlands.
The challenges and benefits of the maternity system in the Netherlands and how it differs to other countries.
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