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Very clean efficient and capable is all I can say.For a small provincial town in a developing country,actually quite exceptional.I don't know what happened to you.Not good I guess or are you just another 'let's bash it anyway' crowd?
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A lot of businesses closed in Sosua
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Very clean efficient and capable is all I can say.For a small provincial town in a developing country,actually quite exceptional.I don't know what happened to you.Not good I guess or are you just another 'let's bash it anyway' crowd?
Been there multiple times, so have some friends. I have one good story, the rest are not so good. I will not get into it but some stories are not great.
Edit, most issues are to do with cost/payment/organizational but 2 are very personal.
I had a brief stay in there, wasn't for anything major, and sure they have nice rooms, better than a lot of hotels on the island,but I can say, they are definitely out for money. And for god sakes, don't eat the food in there...
Is a small 20 bed hospital with all equipment needed expensive equipment ...probably high lease payments on them.... I actually ate the food wasnt bad at all..seems Cant satisfy a Sosuan no matter what then go servimed in Puerto plata and enjoy 
.. All hospitals are out to make money I'm from Canada health care is free(nothing is free high taxes) in state they rape you on premiums(no lube used) I was amazed a treatment cmc with in 5 min of entering cmc treatment was started ... Nothing is perfect and always bad points brought up here on forum staring to think Dominican residents are bitter and bored and have nothing better to do then bitch like old women... Get out have a beer say hi to someone you dont know enjoy life..
.. All hospitals are out to make money I'm from Canada health care is free(nothing is free high taxes) in state they rape you on premiums(no lube used) I was amazed a treatment cmc with in 5 min of entering cmc treatment was started ... Nothing is perfect and always bad points brought up here on forum staring to think Dominican residents are bitter and bored and have nothing better to do then bitch like old women... Get out have a beer say hi to someone you dont know enjoy life..Is a small 20 bed hospital with all equipment needed expensive equipment ...probably high lease payments on them.... I actually ate the food wasnt bad at all..seems Cant satisfy a Sosuan no matter what then go servimed in Puerto plata and enjoy
Dittos.
I got stitched up there early one morning by the Doc himself. Did a beautiful job - No scar. I can continue my lucrative career as a foot model. And it only costs $20 usd. Maybe the gal at checkout forgot a zero, don't know.
I have been attended to in CMC twice, once for a kidney stone and on another occasion for something minor. I have also visited, either as a patient or bringing someone for "medical treatment", so called "private clinics" and public hospitals in Nagua, Cabrera, Rio San Juan, Gasper Hernandez, Sabaneta, Cabarete, Los Charamicos, Maranatha, La Uni?n, Montellano, Puerto Plata, Maimon, Imber and some others I can't currently recall. What I have seen and experienced in these clinics and hospitals over the years can only be described as surreal. So when I state that CMC is "one of the better medical facilities on the North Coast", I speak from first hand experience. In comparison to 99% of the available facilities on the north coast it is exemplary.
Bravo for noting that people don't go to a Hospital for a dining experience, like really?!?!?
It was a statement re: CMC's food, I've actually had decent food in a hospital before. So do tell, what food were you given at CMC when you were in there???
Never been. I made a statement that hospital food sucks. I am sure many would agree. Chill out. It's just MY opinion. I am happy you were served decent food in a Hospital before.
Yes. compared to the public system. Compared to what high end tourists are used to back home....that is what I am questioning.
It appears many have had good luck, I have not. All I am saying.
Not many will close just before high season....lets see how many close after this high season.
I would expect a business to close when it runs out of money to continue regardless of the time of year.*
How about a success story?
La Taberna El Conde, right opposite helados Bon.
Nick, the recent new owner from Northern Ireland has transformed this place from a mediocre restaurant to a roaring success during this past low season.
It's hard to pinpoint the exact feature attributing to it's success, but a combination of great food, low prices, pub-like atmosphere and cute waitresses is certainly helping to put this place on the map.
La Taberna El Conde, right opposite helados Bon.
Nick, the recent new owner from Northern Ireland has transformed this place from a mediocre restaurant to a roaring success during this past low season.
It's hard to pinpoint the exact feature attributing to it's success, but a combination of great food, low prices, pub-like atmosphere and cute waitresses is certainly helping to put this place on the map.