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Nowadays, and quite especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and the push for medical coverage for all societies and people, universal healthcare is an important buzzword. For expats in Spain, what does universal healthcare mean, and who
Articles on Health Insurance (10)
As we get older, our priorities and concerns change. If in our twenties we were concerned about our image, in our forties we start to worry about our health. And, sadly, from that moment on, high cholesterol starts to become part of our regular
There’s no doubt that a large importance is placed on the family in Spain, and family planning has become a hot topic in the last few decades.
When we decide to change our place of residence, and even more so when we make the decision to move to another country, one of our biggest concerns is healthcare. Whether it is to take care of our family (especially our elders), or if we are
If you hear the word “health” in conversation, what immediately springs to mind? Most people would automatically think of their body and aspects related to maintaining physical health, such as nutrition, exercise or seeking medical attention should
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Pregnancy is something that female bodies, in general, were designed for. Yet, modern life has brought more complications to both pregnancy and labor and delivery.
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Studying abroad is a defining moment in many university students’ lives. Spain is a hot destination for study abroad, bringing an estimated 615,000 foreign students and driving more than 2 billion euros in revenue.
Morning sickness during pregnancy is usually experienced during the first trimester (months 1-3). That being said, every woman is different and some experience little to no nausea, while others are vomiting throughout their entire 9 months of being
An analysis on why baby insurance is a cost-effective way to protect your whole family
When my friend J. went into labor with her second baby, she wished that her baby would be born after midnight, and with good reason: she went into labor hours before a change in law would give her husband an additional four weeks of paternity leave
