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Practical guides to crossing the border, documents, medicines and getting around when you travel to Mexico for care.
TRAVEL AND THE BORDER
Care in Mexico can cost less than at home, and much of what makes a trip work is settled before you travel. A few checks on the provider, the quote and the way home let you weigh it with confidence.
TRAVEL AND THE BORDER
A medical trip is really two trips: one there while you’re well, and one home while you’re still healing. Packing for both means you arrive with what the clinic needs and leave with what your doctor at home will ask for.
TRAVEL AND THE BORDER
Care in Tijuana can be a day trip from San Diego or several nights nearby, depending on what you’re having done. Checking your provider, both crossings and your care at home before you book lets the trip follow your treatment.
TRAVEL AND THE BORDER
Care in Guadalajara means flying in and flying home, and the flight home waits on your recovery. Checking your provider, your papers and the days you’ll need before you book lets the trip fit your care.
TRAVEL AND THE BORDER
Three things decide how your border day goes: the document you carry, the crossing and lane you use, and the hour you head back after treatment. Each one can be checked and planned before you leave home.
TRAVEL AND THE BORDER
Medicine from a procedure or a pharmacy in Mexico comes under U.S. rules at the border. Knowing them before you travel lets you plan prescriptions with your doctor and cross with the right papers in hand.
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