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Can someone list the documents we should take to the appointment. I looked on the website but couldn't find it. Gracias

People who really want to come to Chapala are not going to let the roadblocks stop them. I know Mexicans who come and go regularly in the evening after the roadblocks are closed.

I used to live in Tuxpan and the 4 lane hi way to Guadalajara had exits that weren't open yet to use. Well, the Mexicans would push the obstructions out of the way and use them anyway. I always thought that was funny. I used them too.

The fact is I had a colonoscopy there and I was not happy with the service and I found out the price was much higher than in Guadalajara. You're right, no one is forcing me to go there. Who said they were? I'm glad you're happy with the new hospital, that doesn't mean everyone has to be. Although I am glad it's there I wouldn't rely on it for anything very serious. Thanks for your input Pedro but you need to read the posts more carefully and think more clearly before you reply.

I'm going to take your suggestion and deal with what is, like I've been doing for the 15 years I've lived in Mexico. In my experience their rates are quite a bit higher than what you pay in Guadalajara. Keep Jillin

Yes they do have privileges but to have an office visit you have to go to a different place. That means you can't take advantage of the deal with the hospital. You have to pay the much higher price for the office visit. They won't see you at the hospital because they don't Make as much money. It's understandable but I'm not happy about it. That means the special agreement with the hospital is not so valuable.

If you have insurance in the states they will check to see if it covers you here. If it does you can sign up.for their service and doctor visits are only 100 pesos. The problem I encountered is there aren't many specialists working there now. It's good for general care though.

I'm probably making a big mistake but I'm going to put my 2 cents in here. Something no one ever brings up is "too many people". The world is overpopulated and that is the biggest driver of most of our problems. You name the problem and overpopulation is usually the reason. Now, hit me with the "who decides attack".

Thanks for sharing you views Mostly, you missed my meaning. If the US gov wants to help their economy they should be more selective in who they send it to. Kind of wasteful to send it to Mexico. But, I'll probably put it to better use than they will. Think I'll just keep it.

I received mine Tuesday. It was deposited into my US checking account. It was $1,200. I didn't ask for it and don't think I should have gotten it since I don't live in the states anymore.Not going to help the US economy much. Another example of the US government not spending tax dollars very carefully. The next few month are going to be interesting.

Gracias Ferret, I enjoyed that video. I can't cook but maybe I'll try it. By the way, when I want to share a video I download it and then just attach it to the message.

iLox is GREAT here in Chula Vista.

I signed up at the SAT Hospital. It's not for Medicare, it's for private ins. like Blue Cross Blue Shield. I've used it for two simple visits, cost me 100 pesos per visit. I have a feeling that they're going to bill BC at a high rate but I don't know. Still wondering how it will work out.

Would they happen to have face masks?