Health Insurance Options For Expats in Mexico

Join the Q&A and learn about your health insurance options while living in Mexico. Even if you are over 70, even if you have pre-existing conditions. Doesn't matter what home country you are from.
My guest is Greg Hovey, and insurance agent who works with Lakeside Medical Group. Greg has been helping many of our Mexico Relocation Guide customers get access to comprehensive health insurance in Mexico.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

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[@dormanland9157]

Thank you so much for this video! It has helped so much in my move to Mexico. I wrote to Greg and he has been a real help in this process. The medical part was such a big part of my stress. I feel much better having this part sorted out.

[@rhondahorton7108]

Loved it great info…I have made contact with Greg and look forward to speaking with him. Thanks Marianne

[@PerfittsOfThePacific]

Janice was my Neighbor in San Carlos. I was shocked to hear of her death when it happened and was asked by our landlord to help with her belongings. Again hearing her story was shocked to her others knew of her. Did anyone finally locate her son? Rest in Peace Janice

[@jason-jones]

Awesome information and video! Thanks!

[@belliott4844]

Very informative, thanks! They take Alberta Blue Cross, but keep in mind the max. duration you are away for your policy coverage.

[@jerrygarcia4390]

This is quite extraordinary!

[@simone3307]

Thank you again Mariana !! Your the best! You cover everything so beautifully!

[@cindyk3076]

Great information as usual, Mariana, thanks so much!

[@cm13846]

The problem with yearly travel medical is when your policy ends and you take out a policy for the next year, any medical problems you might have had the year before are now all pre-existing. If you have a serious problem it gets treated during that year but no treatment going forward. Not an ideal situation as we age.

[@tonyetheselfcaremaven]

Great video as always. Did you post the list of Lakeside affiliated hospitals? I’m considering Merida and San Miguel De Allende, but I wanted to know what medical facilities are associated with Lakeside.

[@melaniesmith3954]

I’m struggling with the buffering on this stream. This is interesting but I’ll do some research on my own using the clues you provided.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Sorry about that- contact Greg for a quote [e-mail]

[@rhondahorton7108]

I moved to Mexico…when you say “return to U.S. every three years” for the medical travel plans is there a set length of time?

[@FreeToBe_Me]

I don’t see the hospital name for the Cabo area on the Lakeside website. I see Todos Santos. What is the Cabo hospital name?

[@patt3399]

H hospital

[@maricelarooper9558]

But how good are the doctors?

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Doctors in Mexico are great. regardless of whether you go to a private hospital or a private one

[@truestory923]

Haven't watched the video. Just read the comments and many haven't even been replied to. That is discouraging. One would think that if they wanted to display that they were providing a good product and information, there would be some more replies to the questions. I'll pass.

[@MexicoRelocationGuide]

Many times throughout the video we explain you must reach out to Greg with questions so he can give you a quote based on your situation. [e-mail]. Best of luck to you :)

[@richardminaya816]

Don't be so narrow-minded.These people are wonderful.Wonderful and marianana is outstanding

[@richardminaya816]

I am about ready to give up on voice to text, sorry LOL.