Treatment in Guinea-Bissau

The healthcare system in Guinea-Bissau is characterized by a variety of challenges, but efforts are being made to provide healthcare to its citizens. The country faces limitations in terms of healthcare infrastructure, medical supplies, and qualified healthcare professionals, which leads to inequalities in access to quality healthcare services.


Medical facilities in Guinea-Bissau, especially in rural areas, may lack modern equipment and resources. This can affect the quality of care and the ability to provide advanced treatments. Nevertheless, basic health services such as vaccinations and disease prevention are still offered to the population.


Attitudes toward foreigners vary depending on the situation and specific medical needs. While the country may not have the same level of medical facilities as more developed countries, foreigners can still access basic medical services. Travelers are advised to have comprehensive health insurance and to be prepared for possible limitations in medical care.


In recent years, the country has taken steps to improve its healthcare system, cooperating with international organizations and receiving assistance to address problems. Efforts are underway to train more healthcare professionals and improve medical infrastructure, but much remains to be done.





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The number of the emergency medical service: 119

Basic emergency medical services are available, with critical cases often requiring evacuation to better equipped facilities.

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