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Can’t you get this done through the CAJA for free. All residents must be members so why drop the $100?
Did I miss something?
Now if you are not a resident, well then…
To me paying $600 a year for CAJA insurance is a complete waste so at least I get a blood test every 3 months and have to get up a 5 am to stand in line and finish about 7 or so. Ain’t the CAJA grand?
caja is great for those kinds of things. my hubby just had a complete blood work’up, exam, etc, for free — in the states it would{ve cost $500 or more. he would{ve had to wait in line there, too, so what{s the diff_
There are of course many VIP Members of this site who “live” here on less than a permanent basis – who do not have access to the CAJA – and I was encouraging them to get a checkup.
As a permanent resident of Costa Rica, I too must contribute every month to the CAJA and could go that route for check-ups if I choose but, I like ‘service’ and enjoy getting in and out of places quickly (we might remember that there are a LOT more people here in San Jose than there are where Maravilla lives).
So I’ve had all the tests done that have been recommended to me for a man of my age (51) and thankfully all is well with me and also for my lady.
My girlfriend and I were also offered a nice cup of coffee after our blood tests (after fasting for 12 hours) and we enjoyed the ham and cheese toasted sandwiches too and then a 45 minute consultation with the Doctor to discuss the results.
Scott
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