Medical Costs in Russia

Medical Costs And Medical Care In Russian Federation

by Elena Garrett

(2011)

This brochure will assist you with understanding whether the medical expenses your penpal asks you to pay are a true necessity – or an exaggeration of true costs.

If you are corresponding with a lady from Russia, this brochure could save you money – either now or sometime in the future. At any time, your Russian penpal or her relatives may ask you to help with some medical emergency expenses. Of course, you will feel obligated to do your best to help the person whom you care deeply about, and saying “no” would sound like a very rude and damaging thing to do. But what if the story about the medical emergency was just an excuse to get you to send money? Or what if the stated costs of necessary medical procedures were given to you in a greatly exaggerated form?

Hundreds of Internet users have found themselves trapped in emotionally draining situations where they had emptied their bank accounts paying for their Russian girlfriends’ operations and medical treatments, and yet they felt helpless to stop the money drain without feeling like they were betraying the women they loved – at the most difficult time of her life.

Could you see finding yourself in a similar situation? How would you deal with such a problem?

This is why reading this booklet ahead of time might be a good idea. First of all, you could get reliable information about the free health care system in Russian Federation, and the limitations of that system. Second of all, you will learn how to identify false or exaggerated claims of healthcare expenses.

The booklet explains in plain English what type of free medical services are available to Russian residents, when the paid medical services come into the picture, and how to check any particular “medical emergency” claim.

$14.95

The brochure discusses the following subjects

• Use of “medical costs” for money solicitations in Internet dating scams
• Russian Obligatory Medical Insurance (OMS) program and its costs
• Eligibility for Obligatory Medical Insurance (OMS) coverage
• Obtaining the OMS certificate in Russia
• Government health care providers versus private health care providers in Russian Federation
• Types of services covered by the OMS program
• Paid services provided by the Russian governmental health care facilities
• Paid medical care supplies
• Usual signs of the “medical costs” scam involving Russian Internet brides
• What to do if you are suspecting a “medical costs” scam
• How to make an informed decision about whether or not your Russian penpal is lying about the medical care costs

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