Planning from Austin
- Check flight availability for your actual treatment dates.
- Build in time for assessment before any procedure.
- Arrange help at home before committing to surgery.
A domestic arrival. A planned border crossing.
Confirm your transport and document requirements before booking. El Paso International Airport is on the U.S. side; your treatment is in Mexico. Border wait times, flight schedules, and your medical fitness to travel can change the itinerary.
Build the whole trip into your budget.
Request a written quote for treatment and confirm which travel services are included. Account for a companion, local transport, accessible accommodation, extra nights, and follow-up. Do not pay for nonrefundable travel before the clinical plan is agreed.
Explore your treatment options
Before you leave home
- Crossing the border for medical care
- Is Ciudad Juárez safe for medical care?
- Recovering in El Paso or Ciudad Juárez
Common questions
How much will my treatment cost?
Your cost depends on the procedure, the provider, and your individual needs. Request a written, itemized quote that separates clinical fees, tests, travel, accommodation, and follow-up. Confirm the currency, quote validity and costs of possible changes with the provider.
Is medical travel to Ciudad Juárez safe?
No destination or procedure is risk-free. Review current travel advisories, verify your clinician and facility, and agree on an aftercare and emergency plan before booking. Coordinated transport does not eliminate travel or medical risks.
Do I need to speak Spanish?
You can contact MedXico in English or Spanish. Ask your coordinator to confirm the language of consultations, consent documents, and discharge instructions with the provider before you travel.
General planning information, not medical advice. Your treating professional determines suitability, treatment, recovery, and travel clearance.