Obstacle 1: How to disappear for 5 days

[BajaMedGroup 6]

Hi guys...I am glad people are being cautious about picking their surgeon and the city where they want their procedure done. I am also glad that patients like some in this topic had an experience like the one in Angeles Hospital. This comes to show that it IS NOT 2008 anymore. We moved on from that bad year in Tijuana.

People have gone bad to work and we in the medical field are trying are best to convey that to the world. I feel your frustration to have to deal with the fact that you want to keep your procedure private...but on top of that telling people you are going to Tijuana? !?! You will hear horror stories and people WILL be negative about it all. But if you can save yourself some hard earned dollars by having your procedure by highly trained physicians at excellent facilities...why not? You've worked hard to save your money or will have to work hard to repay it, so it is your choice.

If there is something in common with the vast majority of our patients it is that they say something along the lines of: "Wow! I trully did not expect this kind of care.", or "This hospital is nicer than I would ever dream of.". The truth of the matter is that we are evolving and people are slowly finding out.

Most of my colleagues have the illusion of having Tijuana become Mexico's capital of healthcare...and why not the international capital as well. Thus, it is in our best interest to deliver EXACTLY what we promise and to make sure our patients leave HAPPY.

Long story short...say you went to a seminar, vacation, or that Copperfield magically appeared in your house...but if you truly want this, find a way to do it.

Best of luck,

Dr. JSA

[SandSandles 4]

VERY well said, Dr JSA!