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Seeing a doctor in Sao Paulo 2026, where to go?

fmd_goodBrunch da Catedral da Sé · #travel
i'm in town for a few weeks and need to see a doctor about a stubborn ear infection, nothing emergency level but it's not clearing up. where do foreigners usually go in Sao Paulo, do private clinics t… i'm in town for a few weeks and need to see a doctor about a stubborn ear infection, nothing emergency level but it's not clearing up. where do foreigners usually go in Sao Paulo, do private clinics take travel insurance, and what does a consult roughly cost without one? staying near the Catedral da Sé so anything central helps
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Honestly for central, Hospital Sírio-Libanês is close and takes most travel insurance but call ahead to confirm yours. A private consult runs around 400-600 reais cash. Look for a pronto-socorro or clínica popular if that's steep.

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also worth knowing that UBS posts do basic stuff free for tourists, but a stubborn ear thing probably needs an otorrino referral anyway

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A UBS can refer you to an otorrino but waits run weeks, so a pronto atendimento or clínica particular gets you seen same day.

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yeah the referral is the bottleneck, not the consult. if u go private just book the otorrino directly, no gatekeeping. Clinica Delboni or Fleury units downtown do same-week slots if you call around.

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Einstein's Pronto Atendimento on Av. Paulista is another option nearby, though their consult fees tend to run higher than 600 cash.

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Same experience at Hospital Samaritano, confirm insurance first.

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Novo Sabor in Sao Paulo, worth the trip?

visiting Sao Paulo in march 2026 and Novo Sabor keeps coming up in food lists. is it actually good or just hyped? what should i order there visiting Sao Paulo in march 2026 and Novo Sabor keeps coming up in food lists. is it actually good or just hyped? what should i order there
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Havent been myself but friends who went said the tasting menu is the move, not the a la carte stuff.

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Tbh I'd go for lunch instead of dinner, the menu's cheaper and you still get the good stuff.

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lunch is teh way, went around 1pm on a weekday

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