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8 days, 14,512 k. The CAT scan was 1.6 M

Good morning

this is now my second hospitalisation in Vietnam.
Care to share your experiences and the cost?

* 8 days, 14,5 M with the room being  s a i d  to be ~ 625 k, but my room mate had to tick "750 k". Foreigners must stay in those luxury rooms...

THANH HOA CITY Provincial Hospital.

One concern: them demanding 20,000.000 d prepayment for the amputation of a toe.
It feels like double pricing
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KruChris wrote:

One concern: them demanding 20,000.000 d prepayment for the amputation of a toe.
It feels like double pricing


Next time, just get half the toe amputated.

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