You're unconscious. Nobody knows who you are, your blood type, or how to reach your family. The Lord Penh Emergency Card fixes that — a wallet-sized PVC card with everything a hospital needs to help you.
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Phnom Penh will make you soft if you let it. It doesn't have to. From Cambodia's only CrossFit box to full-service luxury gyms with pools, Lord Penh maps out where to sweat in this city.
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Not every clinic in Phnom Penh is equal. Lord Penh cuts through the noise — the internationally accredited hospitals, the expat-friendly clinics, and what each one is genuinely good for.
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One serious incident without insurance in Cambodia can cost you $50,000. Getting evacuated to Bangkok without a policy costs more. A plain-English guide to the main options for expats and long-term visitors.
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ISO-certified clinics, internationally trained dentists, 10-storey purpose-built hospitals — and a cleaning that costs $20. Phnom Penh is one of the best places in the world to get dental work done.
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Expat life is rewarding and occasionally overwhelming. Phnom Penh has a small but capable network of qualified English-speaking therapists. The Bamboo Centre, Sombok Psychology, The Beekeeper and more.
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Almost everything is available over the counter. That's useful — and it comes with real risks. Which pharmacies to trust, what the counterfeit problem looks like, and five rules every expat should know.
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Gynaecology, maternity, prenatal care, HPV vaccinations, contraception and fertility services. Women-Baby's Center ANNA, Orienda, Marie Stopes, and the OBGYN department at Royal Phnom Penh Hospital.
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A complete pair of prescription glasses for $30–100, eye tests free, same-day service on standard lenses. Owndays, Horizon Optics, Grand Optics and more — where to get glasses in Phnom Penh.
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