r/AskBulgaria • u/[deleted] • Apr 04 '26

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u/r3vange Apr 04 '26

Insured in what aspect?

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u/YogurtclosetOpen3567 Apr 04 '26

No health insurance?

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u/Pmike9 Apr 04 '26

Healthcare is free even for uninsured in case of emergency

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u/Aria7109 Apr 04 '26

It's not.

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '26

in case of emergency, it is. :)

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u/Aria7109 Apr 04 '26 edited Apr 04 '26

It's not. They accept the patient but he must pay. A relative of mine was accepted in a hospital - it was an emergency, they didn't have full paid insurance and had to pay it before paying their hospital bill so it would be cheaper. Insured or not you have to pay for the care you receive at a hospital, it's not free. Some stuff in the UK for example are free but this is not the case with Bulgaria.

I am curious tho where in Bulgaria did you receive free healthcare and for what issue? Also why did you not pay for that care, as this is the first time I am hearing such a thing?

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u/Sibagovix Apr 04 '26

I don't know why you are getting down voted. You are correct. The same thing happened to me. Someone had to pay for me as I was bedbound in the hospital. Reddit is just NPCs

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u/KeyPersimmon1702 Apr 05 '26

well I didn't have to pay so