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Best doctor in Sao Paulo for foreigners 2026

fmd_goodPedacinho de Amor Sandra & Cia · #insurance #doctor #saopaulo
Moving to Sao Paulo soon and need to see a doctor for a skin issue. Any idea where to go and if they take foreign insurance? Honestly dunno where to start. Moving to Sao Paulo soon and need to see a doctor for a skin issue. Any idea where to go and if they take foreign insurance? Honestly dunno where to start.
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Einstein, they bill foreign insurers directly.

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Worth adding that Einstein has several units, and the Vila Mariana one on Av. Albert Einstein handles most international insurance cases. Bring your policy card and passport, billing usually clears same day.

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Good call on the passport, though I'd book through the internacional department rather than the general line, they speak English and handle the pre-authorization.

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Sírio-Libanês on Rua Dona Adma Jafet is the other big one foreigners use, and their international desk is solid. For a skin thing specifically though, honestly I'd look at a dermatologist at Hospital das Clínicas if it's complex, they see everything. Smaller private derm clinics often don't bill insurance directly, you pay and claim back later. What insurance u got?

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HC is SUS so it's free but expect waits, and the derm outpatient queue there runs months unless you go private.

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Working remotely from Sao Paulo hotels in 2026

fmd_goodESTANPLAZA PAUILISTA · #wifi #hotels
staying at Estanplaza Paulista for a couple weeks & need to work brazil hours plus some overlap with london. is the wifi in the rooms solid enough for calls or should i be hunting for coworking nearby… staying at Estanplaza Paulista for a couple weeks & need to work brazil hours plus some overlap with london. is the wifi in the rooms solid enough for calls or should i be hunting for coworking nearby? also curious how long people usually stick around the city when theyre working remote, seems like everyone i meet is either passing through or here for months
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Two weeks is standard; months means they signed a lease.

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yeah and the lease crowd skews vila madalena or pinheiros, nobody commits to hotel rates past a month

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Honestly the London overlap is the killer, I'd get a coworking day pass near Paulista for the guaranteed bandwidth on call-heavy days.

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the 5 hour gap is brutal, so a day pass around vila olimpia or pinheiros might be smarter than staying in the hotel all day. wifi at estanplaza is usually fine for zoom, just shaky on video if the floor is busy. i'd test it first week before committing to a coworking membership

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