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I have a question about the availability or quality of medical service comparing the above two resorts, or to a larger extend, the two areas Cancun vs. PDM.
We are planning a multi-family vacation to Cancun area. GM RM got a lot of discussion recently and the review also said this is a great place to stay. So I was actually serious exploring ways to getting into GMRM or MPRM.
Now I learned sth new recently. In our group, a friend's 2yr old son had several incidents of febrile seizure in the past year. He will be 3 at the time of travel. The thing with seizure is that you never know when it's coming. Also, even though febrile seizure is considered benign and unharmful and will pass within a few minutes, you never know whether the kid's febrile seizure was provoked by some underlying condition or whether it is just simple febrile seizure which could be out-grown later. It is really a wait and see game.
Of course, our life should not be controlled by fear.... But this condition makes it necessary to be prepared and collect more information about the accessibility of medical service in case anything happens. Especially, there are many young children age 1-7 in the group. You never know whether there will be a broken arm, bumped head or other sickness during the week.
The five Royals also get high remarks and they are in Cancun which is a bigger city comparing to PDM. So comparing Royals and GM RM, are there any on-site doctors at Royals or GM RM? Or is there a pharmacy close-by or what if there is the need to get antibiotic injections for 3 days, any convenient place to go?
Anyone had experience seeking medical service while on vacation? We will certain purchase travel insurance (and bring common medicines) but the insurance covers the expense aftermath. It is better to know before hand on what to expect when a kid catches cold and gets a bad stomach or even worse...
Thanks a lot!
Tiff
We are planning a multi-family vacation to Cancun area. GM RM got a lot of discussion recently and the review also said this is a great place to stay. So I was actually serious exploring ways to getting into GMRM or MPRM.
Now I learned sth new recently. In our group, a friend's 2yr old son had several incidents of febrile seizure in the past year. He will be 3 at the time of travel. The thing with seizure is that you never know when it's coming. Also, even though febrile seizure is considered benign and unharmful and will pass within a few minutes, you never know whether the kid's febrile seizure was provoked by some underlying condition or whether it is just simple febrile seizure which could be out-grown later. It is really a wait and see game.
Of course, our life should not be controlled by fear.... But this condition makes it necessary to be prepared and collect more information about the accessibility of medical service in case anything happens. Especially, there are many young children age 1-7 in the group. You never know whether there will be a broken arm, bumped head or other sickness during the week.
The five Royals also get high remarks and they are in Cancun which is a bigger city comparing to PDM. So comparing Royals and GM RM, are there any on-site doctors at Royals or GM RM? Or is there a pharmacy close-by or what if there is the need to get antibiotic injections for 3 days, any convenient place to go?
Anyone had experience seeking medical service while on vacation? We will certain purchase travel insurance (and bring common medicines) but the insurance covers the expense aftermath. It is better to know before hand on what to expect when a kid catches cold and gets a bad stomach or even worse...
Thanks a lot!
Tiff
