Frequently Asked Questions

Mérida, Mexico is considered the safest city in Mexico and one of the safest cities in North America. 

Mexico Medical Vacations offers a wide range of travel services, including hotels, transportation, and vacation packages.

Mexico Medical Vacations offers flexible cancellation policies for many of our travel services. Please refer to the specific service's terms and conditions for more information.

The weather in Mérida, Mexico, is typically warm to hot year-round, with high humidity during the summer months and milder temperatures in the winter.

Light, breathable clothing is recommended due to the warm climate. Don't forget sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses, especially if you plan to explore during the day. 

The currency is the Mexican Peso (MXN). It's advisable to carry some cash for smaller purchases, but credit cards are widely accepted in most hotels, restaurants, and shops. 

While knowing some basic Spanish can be helpful, especially in more local or less touristy areas, many people in Mérida's tourist areas speak English to some extent. 

Walking is a great way to explore the city center. Taxis are plentiful and relatively inexpensive for getting around, and there are also buses and rental car options available. 

Medical tourism refers to traveling to another country to receive medical treatment or procedures, often because of lower costs, higher quality care, or access to specialized treatments not available locally. In Mérida, medical tourism is gaining popularity due to its renowned healthcare facilities and skilled medical professionals. 

Absolutely! Mérida is a welcoming destination for group travel, offering a variety of accommodations, attractions, and activities suitable for travelers of all ages and interests. Whether exploring historical sites together, enjoying local cuisine, or relaxing in the city's vibrant atmosphere, Mérida provides ample opportunities for memorable experiences with loved ones. 

 In Mérida, the electrical outlets use two-flat prongs and operate at 127V with a frequency of 60Hz, the same as in the US and North America. You won't need a converter when visiting Mexico; all your electronics can be charged and appliances like hair dryers or personal blenders can be used without a special adapter. Just remember to bring your mobile phone charging cord! 

Upon completion of your procedure in Mérida, before your departure, you will review your medical records and discuss the next steps for monitoring your recovery locally with your doctor and medical facilitator. Once home, if you need or prefer additional follow-up with your personal doctor, you will have all necessary records readily available. Our team will also stay in touch with you after you leave Mérida and, if needed, help coordinate follow-up care through our network of doctors in the US. 

Yes, we collaborate with a select group of doctors and dentists who are highly trained and certified. They have received education and training in both the United States and Mexico, and many maintain affiliations with research centers and professional associations in Mérida and the US. This dual experience ensures they meet rigorous standards of qualification and expertise comparable to those in the United States.