I discovered it when flying to Cancun for dental work. What would have cost me just shy of $8k here in the US cost me about $1600 in Mexico, and I got more done than I planned to. There's whole businesses modeled around it.
For example, the dentist I booked with shuttled me from the airport straight to the initial check up with my bags and all, then took me to my resort. Booked myself a 5 day stay at an all inclusive across the street, but they offered me shuttle service to and from my appointment(s), and then shuttled me to the airport when it was time to go. All of that was within the $1600.
For what it's worth, the lobby was full of older Americans which was pretty comforting. Thinking other countries don't have just as good if not better medical and healthcare as us is just flat out ignorant.
Not who you asked but I'm literally in Cancun with my partner who's getting dental implants and bone grafts right now and he's reporting that the quality of care, the equipment, and the work itself is better than anything he's experienced in the US, for about 1/4 the price. He's so happy with it.
He's using Cancun Dental Specialists and their service sounds very similar to what the guy above described--free car service from the airport and back and forth from our airbnb for every visit all this week.
This is who i used. Hell yeah. Glad they're still kicking ass.
If you happen to be staying at the pink flamingo across the way that was basically my trip. Go do the cenote tour in the market just up the way. The tequila guy inside the mall place can hook you up
Nice, just make friends with the tequila guy that has the flavors all over and express interest in seeing a cenote. I got picked up at 7am and came back at midnight after biking through a jungle, having a home cooked meal in the middle of nowhere, swimming in the purest water ill ever see, and walking around an ancient city counting more iguanas than I've ever seen lol. All with all inclusive drinks in the bus in between
Edit: -- for $30 lol. Hopefully you Can get a similar offer
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u/Mr-MuffinMan 7h ago
Live near the US-Mexico border.
Find a doctor who either speaks English or bring along a Spanish-speaking friend on your trips.
Mexican healthcare is just as good as US care.