Health Tourism in Poland

clunkshift
	Feb 20, 07, 07:32 #1 Speaking as a potential candidate for health tourism, what is the Polish viewpoint? The simple fact is that private health care in the UK is expensive and some body parts such as teeth are not fully covered by our national health service. Just as I can travel to Poland and have a leather motorcycle suit made for ¼ of the UK cost, dental and other ‘cosmetic’ treatments are equally attractive. Is this viewed by Poles as rich foreigners taking advantage and abusing their country’s facilities to the detriment of Polish residents, or as a worthwhile cash income that supports qualified people and prevents losing their skills abroad? (note that Poland is not the only potential destination within the EEC) \| Reply	Member Posts: 100 Joined: Feb 6, 07

eri [Guest]
	Feb 20, 07, 08:24 #2 Quoting: clunkshift Is this viewed by Poles as rich foreigners taking advantage and abusing their country’s facilities Let me answer this way. Germans are coming to Poland in great numbers (like in 1939 he he) epecially for health tourism, and they dont have any scruples. You can have what your money can buy. \| Reply	Guest

Grzegorz_
	Feb 20, 07, 08:35 #3 Quoting: clunkshift Is this viewed by Poles as rich foreigners taking advantage and abusing their country’s facilities to the detriment of Polish residents, or as a worthwhile cash income that supports qualified people and prevents losing their skills abroad? Most rather don't care. \| Reply	Member Posts: 5141 Joined: Nov 16, 06

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