Posted on 07/15/2009 8:30:15 AM PDT by combat_boots
Doctors move to Panama from the states and abroad so they can truly practice medicine. Many of the doctors you find in Panama will have been top specialists who got tired of the bureaucracy and restrictions on their ability to truly offer the best care to their patients because they were always having to think about insurance and mal-practice law suits.
As a result you can get the best medical care in the world in Panama. Every specialist you can imagine is here, and many new aspects of medicine are being offered here. for example the Stem Cell Institute of Panama uses mature stem cells harvested from your own fat and bone marrow to help repair organs and joints that are damaged or malfunctioning. This is tightly regulated but not so tightly regulated that progress becomes impossible.
(Excerpt) Read more at panamatodaymagazine.com ...
There are alternative health practitioners of every persuasion here, so you can find reiki treatments and you can get HGH injections.
Anti-aging is a very important topic of heath care in Panama and there are many gyms and fitness facilities offering to aid the cause as well as doctors well trained in this specialty.
Spas, salons, eating clinics and skin clinics help us look and feel our best. Whatever your health care needs you will find the practitioners here to help
A plane ticket costs what? Dying costs more.
Going to be a big business for American doctors.
Thailand has world-class hospitals, serving mainly Westerners fleeing high costs and delays in their own countries. India also has world-class specialists in its major cities. I recently met an Indian doctor from Chennai who was doing only hip-replacements, mostly on Canadians.
The future of “American” healthcare....will be in foreign countries like this.....or on cruise ships hanging out near our shores.
Yeah. It isn’t just Panama.
And, you DO get what you pay for.
Zenith Press Association
August 15, 2017
Chicago, Illinois
Marian Shields Robinson, mother of former First Lady, Michelle Robinson Obama, died yesterday. In otherwise excellent health, an autopsy determined that the cause of death was a relatively simple to repair coronary artery blockage. She was 80 years old.
Unfortunately, under the 2011 Universal Health Care Act, passed in the last year of the truncated Obama Administration, the surgery necessary to clear the fatal blockage is prohibited on patients over 60 years of age.
The impeached Barack Obama could not be reached for comment. On death row at the Colorado Super-Max prison, he is awaiting execution for treason against the Constitution and the people of the United States and humanity.
The Republican breakaway New Freedom Party, which began winning congressional seats in the 2010 election and completed its sweep of conventional Republicans and Democrats from office in the 2016 election, has pledged to eliminate what President Palin called “…these unfortunate and unnecessary deaths of our older citizens who have, after all, done much to build this nation.” She went on to say “Of course, we all die. But this foolishly enacted legislation is consigning countless millions of otherwise healthy, capable, often wisdom-laden loved parents and grandparents to early graves for simply corrected problems. It’s just morally wrong.”
Senate Majority Leader Rand Paul (NFP, Tx) has pledged to revisit the Universal Health Care Act as soon as he and his colleagues on Capitol Hill complete the pending treason trials of 58 Obama officials now taking up the bulk of their time.
When reached by phone for comment, former First Lady Michelle Obama, muttered a few unprintable scatological and profane terms and something about no longer being “…proud of this crappy country – not that I ever was” before hanging up.
Arrangements are pending but those close to the family have hinted that Mrs. Robinson will be taken to Kenya for burial. Mrs. Obama has declared that she and her daughters will remain in Kenya — eventually found to be the actual birthplace of the disgraced former usurper president — and never return to the United States.
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(RAB/Zenith News Service Correspondent)
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ROFLMAO!!!!!!
The Philippines also has high some quality medical facilities. I know of one in Zamboanga (S.Mindanao) that is on par with the best we can offer, and the prices are very low.
I’m just waiting for reports of new health care clinics opening up in the Bahamas with commuter flights from Florida on a daily basis.
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