Treatment in Zambia

Zambia, located in Southern Africa, has limited access to medical services compared to more developed countries.  Medical infrastructure can vary depending on the location. In major cities such as Lusaka and Kitwe, there are specialized hospitals and clinics that offer medical services of varying complexity. However, in more remote areas, medical care may be limited.

It is advisable to have health insurance that covers healthcare costs during your stay here. If you are planning a trip to this country, make sure your insurance includes coverage for medical care and evacuation if necessary.

Be sure to update all necessary immunizations before traveling. As some infectious diseases, such as malaria, are a threat in this country, consult with local healthcare professionals and take preventive measures.

In Zambia, there may be limited access to clean water and proper sanitation in some areas. Use caution when consuming water and food. It is recommended that you use bottled water for drinking and avoid overconsumption of local foods that may be of questionable quality.