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  "outline": "News-driven update existing brief.\n\nSource: Managing healthcare\nURL: https://www.reddit.com/r/expats/comments/1uurp9o/managing_healthcare/\nPublished: 2026-07-12T21:12:31.000Z\nMatched keywords: best countries low cost living retirees, safest countries american expats retire\nReasoning: The news story matches the topic of healthcare management for expats, which is relevant to existing content about Panama expat living costs and visas.",
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    "story_url": "https://www.reddit.com/r/expats/comments/1uurp9o/managing_healthcare/",
    "story_title": "Managing healthcare",
    "story_excerpt": "I finally got my wife on board with the idea of relocating to Europe so now we’re trying to figure out logistics and the one thing that is constantly a question that we can’t answer is how to manage healthcare. \n I have citizenship from an EU country so there are no visa concerns, but my wife has diabetes and requires insulin so that is something that we need to consider. For those expats that have relocated with diabetes (or just any medical conditions that require maintenance drugs) how do you manage it?\n We also plan on spending 1/2 the year in in the EU and the other half in our house in the US. So if we have to buy healthcare insurance in the EU and US healthcare, the cost of healthcare doubles. How are folks managing this aspect? We’ve heard of US doctors providing enough prescriptio",
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