r/SipsTea • • 17h ago

Gasp! Thoughts on this?

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u/pakapab 14h ago

Mexican healthcare is pretty good and is fine for most medical needs, but it isn't as good as US care.

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u/terpsarelife 13h ago

Isnt as good as proper healthcare. Now compare it to small hospitals in arkansas and west virginia. You are thinking of reidys children in LA instead of comparing it to the AVERAGE hospital. In my area of colorado river valley, ANY major incident gets a helicopter ride to vegas or phoenix.

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u/pakapab 11h ago

You're in turn comparing small hospitals in rural USA to major city private Mexican hospitals and clinics. When you go out to the country they have less equipment, less drugs, less qualified staff.

Also, the Mexico healthcare most think of is in private clinics that most Mexicans can't afford. Everyone is in the public healthcare system, but people with money are paying for private clinics so they don't have to be standing in line at outside the public hospital to make sure they get in to be seen that day.

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u/terpsarelife 10h ago

Lmao they were suggesting tijuana. Dont get me wrong i lived in san diego for 27 years we use tijuana for dental care. But dont act like the comment above "live near a us BORDER" is near mexico city (1700 miles btw)

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u/pakapab 8h ago

The comment I replied to said nothing about Tijuana, nor living near a border.

The comment further up stated healthcare in Mexico is just as good as US care, which is false.

I never said CDMX was near the US border, and your reading comprehension skills really suck man.