Mexicali is the cheapest best place to go for all medical procedures. [...]
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The so called “free” health care in America costs a lot more than paid health care in Mexico. [...]  Calexico's main street with McDonald's Every so often, Jim and I take a short hop across the border to Calexico, California. It’s a short trip as Calexico is on one side of the border and we are on the other. Jim could throw a horseshoe from our back yard into Calexico, easy. Usually, we get there pretty early in the morning so we can have breakfast at McDonalds. On our last trip we went to El Centro, which is about 12 miles north-east of Calexico because Jim had made an appointment to see a doctor for some stomach problems. I told him, “Why not just go to our Mexicali doctor, Arturo?” Jim’s answer seemed to make sense. “MaryAnn, I’m on Medicare, and my doctor visit in El Centro is gonna be pretty much free.” Continue reading Medicare Ripoff – at least for us…
Los Algodones is a small Mexican town situated north-east of Mexicali. It has a population of 5,000, and is only seven miles from Yuma, Arizona. Algodones, as everyone calls it, is the closest border crossing to Yuma, Arizona only seven miles away. Algodones specializes in medical treatments. It is full of dental clinics, pharmacies, and doctor’s offices. It offers anything from free eye exams for your very affordable glasses to stem-cell treatments. Dental clinics are its major attraction. Continue reading A trip to Los Algodones |
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