Medically Reviewed By: Dr. David Warmflash (MD), Dr. Julia Osei (MBChB, MHS)
The Ultimate Guide to Knee Surgery in Mexico
Are you considering going for knee surgery in Mexico? Want to know what makes Mexico safe for knee surgery? This all-in-one guide will tell you why Mexico is a better alternative and how it can help you save 80%! Ready to bid farewell to your knee pain? Let us tell you how!
Knee Surgery in Mexico Review
Deciding to do a knee replacement surgery is not simple. You have to factor in surgery costs, convenience, healthcare standards, rehabilitation costs, & recovery time after surgery.
What if we told you Mexico checks all these boxes? Keep reading to see for yourself!
Why Choose Mexico for Knee Replacement Surgery?
US patients choose Mexico because of the proximity of both countries and cheaper costs. The accessibility of air/road routes and the presence of certified clinics make it a prime attraction.
The quality of aftercare services and orthopedic experts is simply the best. Let's look at all the advantages getting knee replacement surgery in Mexico has:
- Costs: Save up to 70% compared to US costs
- Quality: US-trained orthopedic surgeons, latest technology, & aftercare services
- Convenience: Multiple travel routes via air & road
- No Delays: Avail swift diagnosis & treatment plans
- Safe Locations: Our orthopedic clinics are in safe neighborhoods
- Tourist Spot: Enjoy Mexico's beaches, cuisine, & rich culture[1]
Need some more reasons? Let's find out why Mexico is good for healthcare!
Why Do People Go to Mexico For Healthcare?
Mexico has high healthcare standards, at par with most US hospitals or clinics.[2]
- Most cities have first-rate hospitals offering affordable care.
- Most prescription drugs & medications are available at least 40-60% less than in the US.[3]
- Many are English-speaking doctors. If not, interpreter services are provided.
Did you know?
US hospitals often fix their pricing based on profit targets rather than the actual cost to perform the surgery.[4] This cost discrepancy is one of the reasons that medical tourism to Mexico is appealing to many prospective patients.
For those without insurance, knee surgery in Mexico is a perfect fit! Want to see what actual patients have said about knee surgery in Mexico? See below!
Knee Surgery in Mexico: Reviews
Meniscus Repair in Tijuana, Mexico
Patient's Review
Laura Solis, UKKnee Surgery, Mexico
Kind and attentive doctor, he listened to my questions and answered without haste.
Now, let's find out how much knee surgery in Mexico would cost you.
How Much Is a Knee Surgery in Mexico?
Wondering how much does a knee surgery cost in Mexico? The average cost of knee surgery in Mexico is between $3,500-25,000.
In the US, on the other hand, prices go as high as $20,000-70,000. For instance, the cost of a total knee replacement in Mexico starts at $7,000.
The cost of knee replacement surgery in the US can go up to $50,000 on average. This means that you can save more than 80% of the cost in Mexico!
| Procedure | USA | Mexico |
|---|---|---|
| Partial Knee Replacement* | $20,000 - $40,000 | $10,500 - $12,000 |
| Total Knee Replacement* | $30,000 - $50,000 | $7,000 - $15,800 |
| Robotic Knee Replacement* | $40,000 - $50,000 | $11,000 |
| Bilateral Knee Replacement^ | $60,000 - $70,000 | $25,000 |
| Knee Arthroscopy* | $12,550 - $21,990 | $3,500 - $7,700 |
| Meniscus Repair* | $9,000 - $30,000 | $3,500 - $7,800 |
| ACL Repair* | $20,000 - $50,000 | $7,500 - $14,000 |
| *One Knee ^Both Knees | ||
Let's break down the cost of knee surgery in different cities of Mexico!
Orthopedic Knee Surgery in Mexico [2023 Prices]
Cost of Knee Surgery in Cancun, Mexico
| Procedure | Cost |
|---|---|
| ACL Repair | $14,000 |
| Knee Arthroscopy (Meniscal Repair) | $7,000 |
| Total Knee Replacement | $15,800 |
Cost of Knee Surgery in Tijuana, Mexico
| Procedure | Cost |
|---|---|
| Primary Total Knee Arthroplasty | $7,000 |
| Knee Arthroscopy | $6,000 |
| Meniscus Repair | $7,800 |
| ACL Repair | $6,000 |
| Partial Knee Replacement | $12,000 |
Cost of Knee Surgery in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
| Procedure | Cost |
|---|---|
| Knee Arthroscopy | $5,200 |
| Meniscus Repair | $5,500 |
| ACL Repair | $7,700 |
| Unilateral Knee Replacement | $13,500 |
| Bilateral Knee Replacement | $25,000 |
Cost of Knee Surgery in Puebla, Mexico
| Procedure | Cost |
|---|---|
| Unilateral Knee Replacement | $9,500 |
| Robotic Knee Replacement | $11,000 |
| Partial Knee Replacement | $10,500 |
Cost of Knee Surgery in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico
| Procedure | Cost |
|---|---|
| Knee Arthroscopy | $3,800 |
| Unilateral Knee Replacement | $13,000 |
Cost of Knee Surgery in Los Algodones, Mexico
| Procedure | Cost |
|---|---|
| Knee Arthroscopy | $3,500 |
| Meniscal Repair | $3,500 |
| ACL Repair | $4,500 |
Cost of Knee Surgery in Mexicali, Mexico
| Procedure | Cost |
|---|---|
| Knee Arthroscopy | $5,000 |
| Meniscal Repair | $5,000 |
| ACL Repair | $8,000 |
| Unilateral Knee Replacement | $11,500 |
#Prices are subject to change
The knee replacement surgery costs out of pocket may also vary with regard to the patient's:
- Age
- Existing health conditions
- The recovery period, post-surgery
However, with MTC, you can choose a package that best suits your individual needs!
Knee Replacement Surgery Packages for Mexico
Our all-inclusive knee replacement in Mexico package includes the following:
- Physiotherapy
- Pre-operative tests
- Airport pick-up & drop off
- Hospitalization & surgeon's fee
- Hotel stay
- Anesthesia
- FDA-approved knee implants
- Post-operative medications
Knee implant brand: Zimmer Biomet. Packages depend upon the provider you choose.
Mexico All-Inclusive TKR Package
When you can upgrade your knees and save 80% in Mexico, then what's the wait? Mexico also has many benefits other than cost savings. Find out about them below!
Does Mexico Have Better Healthcare Than the United States?
According to a recent study, the quality & cost of healthcare in Mexico trumped the US!
| Mexico Rank | USA Rank |
|---|---|
| Cost | |
| #17 (51% more than the US) | #41 |
| Convenient Location | |
| #19 | #12 (2% more than Mexico) |
| Skill & Competence of Medical Staff | |
| #17 | #16 (1% more than Mexico) |
| Friendliness & Courtesy of the Staff | |
| #12 | #11 (2% more than Mexico) |
| Modern Equipment for Diagnosis & Treatment | |
| #25 | #11 (12% more than Mexico) |
| Short Waiting Times | |
| #13 | #10 (1% more than Mexico) |
| Speed in Delivering Reports | |
| #13 (1% more than the US) | #14 |
| Accuracy in Filling Out Reports | |
| #22 | #11 (10% more than Mexico) |
| Healthcare System Index | |
| #15 (4% more than the US) | #23 |
Source: Nation Master[5]
Now let's explore the knee surgery procedures in more detail!
All About Knee Surgery in Mexico
What is Knee Replacement Surgery?
Knee replacement surgery is a surgical procedure also known as knee Arthroplasty done primarily by orthopedic surgeons to replace damaged knee joints due to severe arthritis.
This replacement is done using artificially custom-made parts from synthetic materials such as metal, ceramic, or plastic (polyethylene). It is done with parts made of synthetic materials such as metal, ceramic, or plastic.
These custom-made artificial parts fit well with the knee joints.
X-ray: Osteoarthritis in Knee & After Total Knee Replacement
Patients may have temporary pain in the new joint post-surgery or find their mobility more restricted than before. Physical therapy is recommended after the brief recovery period post-surgery as it aids in a faster healing process.
Gentle physical activity after surgery is also suitable for recovery and the healing process.
Source: Medline Plus[6]
Now let's look at the types of knee replacement surgeries in Mexico.
Types of Knee Surgery in Mexico
What is Total Knee Replacement Surgery in Mexico?
Total knee replacement is a complex surgery where the surgeon:
- Cuts the arthritically damaged ends of the tibia & femur
- Caps both with prostheses
This procedure provides most patients with pain relief and improved knee joint function. The surgery usually lasts for 1.5-3 hours per knee.
Total Knee Replacement
The prosthetic pieces surgically inserted into the joints are metal or polyethylene. These pieces move against one another, thereby creating a functional knee joint.
Patients usually go through a partial recovery in 4-6 weeks. For complete recovery, it usually takes a period of 6 months-1 year.
Source: Medicine Net[7]
Did you know?
According to a recent study, 82% of total knee replacements last 25 years in patients with osteoarthritis.[8]
What is Robotic Knee Replacement in Mexico?
Robotic knee replacement is similar to traditional knee replacement in some ways.
The surgeon removes and replaces the knee joint but with assistance from a robotic arm.
This results in greater precision and better alignment of the new joint.
This also increases how long the knee implant can survive.
Source: NLM[9]
Robotic Knee Replacement
What is Partial Knee Replacement Surgery in Mexico?
Partial knee replacement surgery is considered an alternative to total knee replacement surgery.
Also called unicompartmental knee replacement, it involves only a part of the damaged knee.
The surgeon replaces the affected portion of the knee with a prosthesis.
This type of surgery can replace either:
- The inside (medial) part,
- The outside (lateral) part, or
- The kneecap part of the knee
Partial Knee Replacement
Since this kind of surgery needs smaller incisions, the recovery time is less. Partial recovery is usually in 2 weeks or less.
But you can start working with a physical therapist sooner to get back to fluid mobility.
Source: OrthoInfo[10]
What is Arthroscopic Surgery in Mexico?
The most common knee surgeries include a procedure which is called arthroscopy.
This surgical technique repairs most types of knee problems that are untreatable with medications.
Arthroscopy is a keyhole surgery that helps the surgeon diagnose & treat many different kinds of knee problems.[11]
Knee Arthroscopy in Mexico
Some of the most common arthroscopic procedures for the knee in Mexico include the following:
Knee Replacement Surgery Procedure in Mexico
Pre-Surgery Process
Based on your specific medical condition, the surgeon will take preliminary tests before the procedure. It may include:
- X-ray analysis
- Complete physical examination + blood tests + other diagnostic tests as needed
- Complete medical history analysis
- Evaluation of knee stability + knee size + extent of damage
You will have to sign a consent form for surgery.
Your doctor may ask you to fast for about 6-12 hours before the procedure.
Knee Evaluation
- Inform your knee surgeon if you are allergic or have a sensitivity to any medication
- Share information about your current medications (if any)
- Consult a physical therapist. This will help with the physical rehabilitation process post-surgery.
Day of Surgery
The knee surgery usually lasts for 2 hours or less (for partial knee replacement surgery). The procedure is as follows:
- Anesthesia during the surgical procedure
- The surgeon approaches the knee from the front, where he makes the incision.
- Then, the damaged surfaces of the knee joint are removed and resurfaced with an artificial knee prosthesis.
- The prosthesis is attached to the bone with surgical cement.
- The incision is closed with stitches. Then the surgeon uses a sterile bandage or dressing on the site of surgery.
Knee Replacement Surgery
- Drains are removed within 24 hours, and the patient is recommended to walk on postoperative day 2.
- While observing improvement continually, discharge within 5 to 14 days if the wound has healed satisfactorily and a 90-degree knee flexion has been achieved without complications.
- In time, post-recovery, the bone naturally grows to adhere to the prosthesis.
Anesthesia prior to the surgery will depend on the history and prior medical condition of the patient, which informs a choice of regional or general anesthesia.
Antibiotics and antithrombotic drugs are administered 30 minutes before incision, if necessary, under an expert's supervision.
Post Surgery Recovery
Opting for an in-house stay at the hospital for some days is essential to a speedy recovery.
You will be under post-operative care, including hydration and analgesia, during this period to ensure a safe and peaceful healing process.
Cryotherapy may be used to reduce postoperative swelling and pain.
You may be able to walk on crutches about two weeks after surgery.
Knee Replacement Recovery
Low-impact activities such as swimming or walking can help in the process.
- The usual recovery period is 4 months-1 year, though one can resume daily activities slowly.
- Consult a physiotherapist post-surgery
- Light walking and the usual day-to-day activities are usually comfortable and help build strength around the knee joints.
- Slowly increase the range of physical activities during the next six months to one year to get full mobility back.
Source: Medline Plus[12]
Our typical surgery package for a knee replacement surgery with MTC will look like this :
Knee Replacement in Mexico Schedule
| Knee Replacement Surgery Schedule | Duration |
|---|---|
| Hospital Stay | 3 nights |
| Hotel Stay | 3 nights |
Now that you know how the process will go, let's find out whether knee surgery in Mexico is safe!
Is Knee Surgery Safe in Mexico?
Most knee surgeries are considered safe and effective. For example, in total knee replacement complications occur in fewer than 2% of patients.[13]
Similarly, knee arthroscopy also has a less than 2% complication rate.[14] Robotic knee replacement reduces the chances of you needing revision surgery.[15]
When you select an experienced, skilled, and certified surgeon, your success rates of surgery increase. MTC recommended surgeons have a 90-99% success rate in knee surgeries. All of them are Mexican board-certified orthopedic surgeons. Want to know more about them? Keep scrolling!
Best Knee Surgeons in Mexico
MTC brings to you the best surgeons for knee replacement surgery in Mexico. Our network of medical partners goes through a stringent process to ensure the highest quality standards for our American patients.
Mexico Knee Surgeons - Quality Parameters
Moreover, our orthopedic surgeons in Mexico have specific experience in handling the needs of American patients better. This skill set comes from years of experience and familiarity with patient expectations.
Here we suggest the best five knee surgeons in Mexico who fulfill MTC's quality parameters.
Dr. Jesús Raúl Arjona Alcocer( Dr. Jesus Raul Arjona )
Recognized by the CMOT, Dr. Alcocer has treated 17,000+ orthopedic patients.
He has also served local Quintana Roo teams, including Yalmakan FC, as part of his community outreach initiatives.
Education
- Autonomous University of Yucatan
Memberships
- International Society for Arthroscopy, Knee Surgery, and Sports Medicine
- Mexican Federation of Orthopedic and Traumatology Colleges AC
- Mexican Society of Hip Surgery
Click here to read more!
Dr. Maximilian Greig( Dr. Max Greig )
Dr. Greg, an eminent member of North American orthopedic associations, serves local and international patients.
He is also a Mexican board-certified orthopedist and fellow in Joint Replacement (Germany) and Sports Medicine (USA).
Education
- National University of Mexico
Memberships
- American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons
- The Arthroscopy Association of North America
- Mexican Association of Arthroscopy Surgeons
Click here to read more!
Dr. Hans Ruiz Serna( Dr. Hans Ruiz Serna )
Dr. Serna has been performing orthopedic and traumatology surgeries since 2014.
Certified by the Mexican Council of Orthopedics, he prioritizes patient safety and comfort during procedures.
Education
Mexican Association of Bone and Mineral Metabolism A.C
Memberships
- Mexican Council of Orthopedics and Traumatology
Click here to read more!
Dr. Jesus Irineo Gallarzo Ramirez( Dr. Jesús Irineo Gallarzo Ramirez )
CMOT and FEMECOT certified, Dr. Gallarzo specializes in treating bone and joint-related issues.
Fluent in Spanish and English, he has provided accessible orthopedic care to many American patients.
Education
- Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, Mexico
Memberships
- American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons
- Mexican Council of Orthopedics and Traumatology A.C.
- Mexican Federation Of Orthopaedics And Traumatology
Click here to read more!
Dr. Martha Carolina Hernández( Dr. Martha Carolina Hernández )
Dr. Hernández is recognized by prestigious organizations like recognized by and CMOT.
She specializes in spinal disorders and innovative treatments, including stem cell therapy for osteoarthritis.
Education
- CDMX Health Secretariat
Memberships
- Mexican Association of Spine Surgeons
Click here to read more!
*Success rates are based on a self-assessment model of surgical complications & any severe cases like death post-surgery.
Ready to get rid of your knee joint pain? Want to know more about the hospitals you will get treated at? Find out in the next section!
Best Hospitals for Knee Surgery in Mexico
Go through the details of our partner hospitals for knee surgery in Mexico below. Need to know more about different Mexican cities before visiting? Then keep reading!
Formerly known as Baja Surgery Center, Sani Medical in Los Algodones is the exclusive center for same-day procedures in various specialties.
Trusted globally and recognized by Mexican medical associations, Sani Medical ensures expert care with qualified doctors and high safety standards.
- 30+ Years of Excellence
- COFEPRIS Certified
- AMCPER Certified
- Strict safety standards
- Assistance with lodging provided
- Free shuttle services to and from the Yuma Airport
- Cash, credit cards, and personal and travelers’ checks accepted
Offering quality medical care, Hospital del Carmen in Tijuana operates within a scientific/humanistic framework. The hospital aims to provide safe, honest and courteous treatment at all times.
Dr. Hans Ruiz Serna, a certified orthopedic and trauma surgeon, performs specialized surgeries at this hospital, including spinal surgeries, fracture repair, and joint replacements.
- 7+ Experienced Surgeon
- CMOT Certified Doctor
- ISO 9001 certification
- 14 mins drive from Tijuana International Airport
- Urgency consultation & night consultation provided
The Family Hospital is licensed and regulated by the Mexican Department of Health,
It is a reputable multi-specialty facility in Mexicali, Mexico, with around 60% of its patients coming from the U.S
Many of the hospital's physicians are U.S.-trained and recognized as top surgeons in northern Mexico.
With board-certified surgeons, advanced facilities, and a dedicated medical tourism department, it is a top destination for medical tourism in Mexico.
- 20+ Years of Experience
- GHC Certified
- ISO Certified
- 24-hour pharmacy
- ISO-9002 certification
- Insurance companies such as MetLife & SIMNSA covered
For over 60 years, the Hospital in Tijuana has been a global leader in healthcare.
The BBB-accredited hospital offers various services, including general and orthopedic surgery, bariatric procedures, and alternative cancer treatments.
With over 100,000 patients from more than 60 countries, it’s a trusted name in cancer care.
- 60+ Years of Excellence
- 100K+ Happy Patients
- BBB Accreditated
- Founded 50+ years ago
- An on-site lab with imaging technology
- Private rooms with a companion bed, a private bathroom, & a TV with Netflix
Top 5 Orthopedic Tourism Destinations in Mexico
Avail US standard services at our specialized partner clinics in the following locations.
Cancun | Puerto Vallarta | Tijuana | Ciudad Juraez | Pubela
1. Orthopedic Surgery in Cancun, Mexico
Cancun is world-famous not only for its beaches but also for its shopping locales.
The world-famous Chichen Itza is here.[16]
Choose to explore a Catamaran cruise and explore the beautiful waterways here.[17]
And don't forget to try some tequila!
The World Heritage site, Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve, is located here, close to Tulum.[18]
Cancun
Nearest airport: Cancun International Airport
| Origin | Cancun |
|---|---|
| Miami (MIA) | 1 hr 46 min |
| Houston (IAH) | 2 hr 15 min |
| Dallas (DFW) | 2 hr 40 min |
| Los Angeles (LAX) | 4 hr 36 min |
| San Francisco (SFO) | 5 hr 24 min |
2. Orthopedic Surgery in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
A well-known destination, Puerta Vallarta is famous for its beach clubs, pools, spas, and gyms.
Here the bars and clubs are usually open till 3.00 am. The nightlife is vivid.[19]
One can chance upon a food tour and explore the local cuisines of the city. Or explore a chocolate-making class.
Join a free walking tour, especially during the evenings, to get a taste of the local flavor.
Puerto Vallarta
Nearest airport: Licenciado Gustavo Díaz Ordaz International Airport
| Origin | Puerto Vallarta |
|---|---|
| Houston (IAH) | 2 hr 26 min |
| Dallas (DFW) | 2 hr 38 min |
| Los Angeles (LAX) | 3 hr 0 min |
| San Francisco (SFO) | 3 hr 46 min |
3. Orthopedic Surgery in Tijuana, Mexico
Tijuana is very famous for its Lucha libre (wrestling matches).[20] Since it is a heavily guarded border, Tijuana is very safe to travel to.[21]
Did you know that Caesar's salad originated from this place?[22]
Also well known as a retirement destination, Tijuana boasts of some of the best food joints and locales to visit.
Don't miss the lobsters if you are a food geek!
Tijuana
| US City | Duration |
|---|---|
| San Diego | 30 min |
| Los Angeles | 2 hr 14 min |
| Las Vegas | 5 hr 19 min |
4. Orthopedic Surgery in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico
Orthopedic Surgery in Ciudad Juarez
Ciudad Juarez is a beautiful destination.
While traveling here, you should be prudent during the night hours and be aware of your surroundings.
It is advisable to use ATMs in bank branches during business hours.
Though cases of credit card fraud happen now and then, following basic security rules can help you remain safe and secure.
Source: Travel Safe[23]
Ciudad Juarez
Nearest airport: Ciudad Juarez International Airport (CJS)
Nearest American airport: El Paso International Airport (EPL)
| US City | Duration |
|---|---|
| Socorro, Texas | 35 min |
| Sunland Park, New Mexico | 35 min |
| Las Cruces, New Mexico | 1 hr 10 min |
| Tucson, Arizona | 5 hr |
5. Orthopedic Surgery in Puebla, Mexico
Puebla, in its magical way, is a jewel from the yesteryears.
It has incredible architecture and culinary treasures, which attract visitors from far and near.
The art museums are a great draw. Enjoy the murals and the beautiful Cathedral de Puebla when you are there.[24]
If you have an eye for artisan products and antiques, don't miss Frog Alley.[25]
Puebla
| Origin | Puebla(PBC) | Number of stops |
|---|---|---|
| Houston (IAH) | 2 hr 14 min | Non-stop |
| Atlanta (ATL) | 5 hr 38 min | Layover: Houston |
| Chicago(ORD) | 5 hr 53 min | Layover: Houston |
| Dallas (DFW) | 6 hr 10 min | Layover: Monterrey |
We also offer knee surgery in Los Algodones & Mexicali.
| US City | Duration |
|---|---|
| Yuma, Arizona | 20 min |
| Phoenix, Arizona | 3 hr |
| Los Angeles, California | 4 hr 30 min |
| US City | Duration |
|---|---|
| Yuma, Arizona | 1 hr 10 min |
| Phoenix, Arizona | 3 hr 54 min |
| Los Angeles, California | 3 hr 51 min |
If you are driving to Mexico, it is effortless. You can use your vehicle or rented car to travel across the US-Mexico border.
Some of the documents required to drive to Mexico include:
- Passport book or card
- Current driving license
- Mexico tourist permit card
- Current vehicle registration
Source: US Dept of State[26]
Medical Trip to Mexico
Did you know that Mexico has as many as 500 beaches?[27]
Along with its coastlines, it is also known for ancient ruins, its vibrant culture, and tortillas! Cancun is one of the most visited cities in Mexico, specially built as a resort destination.[28]
Some of the most luxurious and biggest resorts have their presence here.
Cancun
Playa del Carmen
Other locations of repute are Playa del Carmen, Cozumel Island, and the Mayan Riviera area. One of the jewels of Mexico is Guanajuato, a UNESCO world heritage-listed city.
Walking tours are famous here.[29] Pottery lovers can find their fix at Puebla for its stunning Talavera pottery.[30]
Mayan Riviera
Cozumel Island
The cities of Puerto Vallarta and Cabo San Lucas have some of the best beaches. These locations are popular for diving, snorkeling, and fishing.
You can also enjoy the artifacts of the past among the numerous ancient ruins that dot the Mexican landscape. They stand as a proud reminder of Mexico's cultural and historical background.
If you are a food lover, then Mexican cuisine is worth exploring! Don't miss the world-famous tacos, enchiladas, and tortillas when you come here.
Mexican Cuisine
Mexico is a famous medical tourism destination with the best places to relax and chill. These destinations are well known for quality hospitals, the best hotels, and food.
Have some more questions about Mexico? We have answered them for you below!
FAQs About Knee Surgery in Mexico
A total knee replacement in Mexico would cost around $7,000, compared to $50,000 in the USA. Thus, traveling to Mexico for knee surgery can save more than 80% on the costs quoted back home.
Meniscus repair in Mexico costs $3,500, half of the US price. The price varies based on the patient's age, the severity and exact location of the injury, the presence of related injuries, and the chosen hospital.
Our partner knee replacement medical centers in Mexico accept credit or debit cards, wire transfers, bank transfers, and PayPal.
Mexico's reasonably priced knee surgery and high standards of patient care prove to be a boon for uninsured patients in the US.[31]
Mexico's all-inclusive knee surgery package for the self-funded includes the surgeon's fee, pre-operative stage, & follow-up care.
You will have to stay in the hospital for 2 to 3 days after having a knee replacement in Mexico.
Conclusion
Knee surgery in Mexico is a safe and affordable way to get back on your feet. Our team can help create a customized travel package for knee surgery in Mexico, considering your specific condition.
References
1. Insight Guides: 25 Reasons to go to Mexico
2. International Insurance: Healthcare Systems in Mexico
3. NPR: American Travelers Seek Cheaper Prescription Drugs In Mexico
4. The Wall Street Journal: What Does Knee Surgery Cost?
5. Nation Master: Quality of Health Care System Stats: Mexico vs. US
6. Medline Plus: Knee Joint Replacement
7. Medicine Net: Knee Replacement Surgery and Recovery Time
8. The Lancet: How long does a knee replacement last?
9. OrthoInfo: Unicompartmental (Partial) Knee Replacement
10. OrthoInfo: Knee Arthroscopy
11. OrthoInfo: Total Knee Replacement
12. Viator: Things to do in Cancun
13. Cancun Adventures: Guide to Catamaran Cruises
14. UNESCO WHC: Sian Ka’an
15. Visit Puerto Vallarta: Puerto Vallarta Nightlife
16. Bleacher Report: A Look into the World of Mexican Wrestling
17. Layer Culture: Is Tijuana Safe?
18. Lola’s Cocina: Tijuana Caesar Salad
19. Travel Safe: How Safe is Juarez for Travel?
20. Historical Mx: Cathedral de Puebla
21. Mexico by Lugtur: Callejón De Los Sapos (Alley Of The Frogs)
22. US Dept of State: Crossing the U.S. – Mexico Border by Land
23. Planetware: 20 Top-Rated Beaches in Mexico
24. Cancun Airport Transportation: Cancun is one of the most visited . . .
25. UNESCO WHC: Historic Town of Guanajuato and Adjacent Mines
26. Discover Puebla: Everything You Need to Know About . . .
27. Taylor & Francis Online: US-Mexico cross-border health visitors
