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Whether you are here for a visit or here to stay, good health care is important. Staying healthy during travel is usually a matter of common sense. With minimal alteration in lifestyle, your trip can be exciting and healthy. Doctors are on call 24 hours a day and are often bilingual. Should you require it, good quality health care is available from private hospitals and clinics in most parts of Mexico even when they are much less expensive the quality can be very good. Most of the medical technology available in the States is found in Puerto Vallarta. If a particular hospital doesn't have the exact equipment, another will. You can start with an English-speaking General Practitioner, who probably will even make house calls. If you happen to need a specialist, you will be referred to one, who will have the same amount of education as their counterparts in the States. |
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| http://www.toursinmexico.com/puertovallarta/sportfishing/homepage.htm Puerto Vallarta Hospitals Medasist.- Manuel M. Dieguez No. 358, Col. Emiliano Zapata, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Phone: 322-27-183. Have bilingual staffs and are frequented by Americans and Canadians. Centro Medico Quirurgico (CMQ).- Basilio Badillo No. 365, Col. Emiliano Zapata, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Phone: 322-30-878. Have bilingual staffs and are frequented by Americans and Canadians. AmeriMed.- Fco. Medina Ascencio S/N, Marina Vallarta, Mexico. Phone: 322-10-023. American style medical care facilities geared towards tourists. Ambulance:
Red Cross: 322-21-533 or 322-24-973
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