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To: JDN who wrote (120979)6/20/2005 6:46:23 AM
From: John Carragher  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 793801
 
no telling what the quality of hospital or nursing home. the training and cleanness of nurses, aids, etc. Most times an infection coming from something in the hospital is worse than the procedure you went for. next concern would be quality of doctors , background experience, and how they practice , under what conditions.

I expect if you move to a retirement area , your local doctor office may be great. but if you need to go to a local hospital in Mexico it may be a death wish.



To: JDN who wrote (120979)6/20/2005 10:06:58 AM
From: haqihana  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 793801
 
JDN, I have know several people that have had second, or winter, homes in Mexico for years, who also have retired there, and none of them have any problems with the medical system there. From the times I have gone there, the main thing to do is keep a strict hygiene code, and be careful what you eat.


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