We hear Puerto Penasco is a good place for that...just 1.5 hrs. south of the border.
If we find a good experience there, we will consider more medical tourism in future.
You should get a SENTRI pass in order to cross back into the USA easily. Without a SENTRI pass it takes hours cross the border.
That would be a good ongoing FReeper thread: medical tourism places that bear recommendation.
I think there should be cruiseliners 12 miles offshore on all
three coasts, with their own small airlines.
“We are considering crossing over into Mexico for dental work later this year.”
Be careful if you haven’t done this before. You may need to provide documentation. That might include:
* A notarized medical report.
* A medical diagnosis by your dentist.
* Recommended treatment.
* Consent bonds.
You might also want to hire an in-country case executive to handle any paperwork and ensure that the proper medical procedures are followed.
Find a top-notch medical tourism company. There are a number of medical tourism organizations that can make recommendations.
And get a ransom, kidnap and extortion rider on your travel insurance policy so you can pay off the cops or cartels if you’re kidnapped. You might want to look at an executive travel policy that will cover all kinds of messy situations. No. I don’t sell insurance.