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Many foreigners who move to Spain or choose to spend much of their time in the country often remark on how amazing the Spain public healthcare system is in general. It is especially incredible to people from the United States who are not used to any
Articles on Health Insurance (8)
Did you know that the 7th of April is designated as “World Health Day” by the World Health Organisation (WHO)? This date has been observed since 1950 to raise awareness about overall health and well-being around the world – and I´m sure you would
The impact of the internet and the development of new technologies on our daily lives is becoming increasingly evident. If at first, we spoke of the improvement in our communications, and then of the speed in organising and resolving specific issues
So, you want to have a family. Family planning is much more than picking out a name and nesting – and sometimes, your dreams to have a family can be affected by infertility.
Sometimes, we are forced to face a difficult illness, such as asthma or diabetes. Faced with such a situation of uncertainty, our Caser health insurance offers the option of requesting a medical second opinion that contrasts the diagnosis given at
In today’s virtual age, we are taking more and more online – and to our mobile phones. And with the Coronavirus pandemic changing the very way we live and conduct our affairs, even doing simple errands became easier and safer to do from the comfort
Winter is on its way; the temperatures are dropping, and we just want to stay indoors or in closed places where we can protect ourselves from the cold. Every week we hear news of a friend, colleague or family member who has caught the flu virus and
It’s perfectly normal for a child to pick up germs and mild illnesses at school. As the teachers at our local daycare say, the children have a runny nose from September when the school year starts, all the way through June when the school year ends.
After more than two years of talk about the COVID-19 pandemic and shots, probes and vaccines, there’s another airborne illness that’s beginning to stake hold on the Spanish population: the regular old flu. Though mild in most cases, the flu can
If you are making the move to Spain but have already retired and are not receiving a pension from the Spanish state, nor do you intend to get back into employment in the country again any time soon, unfortunately you might not qualify for Social
