Moving to Mexico
Health Insurance & Safety in Mexico
Dez appeared on CPS News to answer the question that stops more Mexico moves than almost anything else: what happens if you get sick down there? Medicare gaps, the reimbursement model, pre-existing conditions, IMSS vs private care, and the real cost of a medical evacuation — all covered.
Curious whether your Medicare Advantage or Canadian insurance works in Mexico? In this in-depth interview with Robert Ash from Lakeside Medical Group, we cover everything expats need to know about getting insured abroad. Learn how to avoid paying out-of-pocket at private hospitals, what emergency care is actually covered, and why enrolling in advance can save you stress—and money.
Wondering how expat health insurance works in Mexico—or if your Medicare will cover you abroad? In this interview with expert broker Brett Lamar, we break down everything you need to know about staying protected while living in Mexico. From private insurance options to emergency care and what happens if you get hospitalized, this guide has you covered.
Wondering how healthcare works in Puerto Vallarta? Expats have multiple options, from private insurance to IMSS & self-pay care. Find out which is best for you!
Are you considering buying prescription medications in Mexico? Learn about the legality, finding reputable pharmacies, cost savings, safety concerns, and regulations for bringing medications back to your home country. Ensure your safety and well-being by following proper guidelines and consulting with your healthcare provider.
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Unfortunately even paradise comes with a price, paired with a fancy name coined the “Montezumas”.
Did you know that you can buy most of your prescription medications over the counter in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico?
It’s no joke that medications in the United States can be outrageously expensive. Residents have long been seeking alternatives to buying their meds in the U.S., resorting to purchasing their medications in other North American countries like Canada & Mexico.