Hospitals & surgical facilities
Renew patients have surgery at partner hospitals in Tijuana and Cancún, with private rooms, modern operating rooms and nurses checking on you around the clock.
from 850+ patient reviews
Your coordinator confirms your hospital when you book
Tijuana
A medical tourism hospital in Tijuana's Zona Río business district, focused on bariatric and plastic surgery.
Tijuana
A bariatric surgery hospital built in 2020, where Dr. Hector Perez performs bariatric and revision surgery.
Cancún
A newly built hospital on the beach in Cancún's hotel zone, about 20 minutes from Cancún airport.
Your driver brings you straight to the hospital, where you complete your admission forms.
Bloodwork, a chest X-ray and an EKG are done on site, then you meet your surgeon.
Your procedure takes place in a modern operating room with your surgical team.
You recover in a private room, with nurses checking on you around the clock. Bariatric patients have a leak test before discharge.
Your driver takes you to the hotel. Bariatric patients typically stay 2 hospital nights; plastic surgery stays vary.
Hospital accreditation and licensing in Mexico
Patient health and safety are our highest priority. Alongside a successful surgery for every patient, we aim to deliver care in a compassionate and skilled way.
Accreditation and licensing help ensure high standards of care and safety at hospitals and clinics.
“Speaking from a surgical technologist’s point of view, this is the place to go to… The facility was so clean and exceeded the standards that you would see in an American hospital… Entering the OR, everything was extremely similar to what you would see in the states which set my nerves at ease immediately.”
Megan · Surgical technologist
“The hospital was clean and the staff were A 1. I’m a RN in the US and the care I received was very high.”
“The hospital CER was spotless and staff was great. We hit the buzzer and within three minutes they were in the room.”
“The hospital is cleaner than any US hospitals I’ve been in!”
“The room was beautiful, clean, and clearly designed to make patients feel safe and comfortable.”
“The hospital was very clean, all the nurses spoke both English and Spanish, and everyone was super attentive and incredibly kind.”
“The hospital was clean, the rooms were large, and I felt very safe.”
In Tijuana, surgery takes place at SER Hospital or Obesity Surgical Center. In Cancún, surgery takes place at Hospital Joya Cancún. Your coordinator confirms your hospital when you book.
Plastic surgery takes place at SER Hospital in Tijuana, the same hospital used for bariatric surgery.
Pre-op testing is done at the hospital before surgery and includes bloodwork, a chest X-ray and an EKG. You also meet your surgeon before your procedure.
Bariatric patients typically stay 2 nights in the hospital, followed by 1 night in a hotel. For plastic surgery, the stay depends on your procedure.
Many nurses, doctors and administrators at SER Hospital are bilingual in English and Spanish.
SER Hospital is about one mile from the US border and within two blocks of the hotel. The drive from San Diego airport takes about 25 minutes.
SER Hospital follows American and Mexican hospital standards and guidelines, with strict sanitization and sterilization of all surgical and medical equipment. Nurses check on you around the clock during your stay.
Health establishments in Mexico are regulated by COFEPRIS, the federal health regulator. Hospitals can also be certified by the General Health Council of Mexico (CSG) and accredited internationally by organizations such as Joint Commission International (JCI) and Accreditation Canada International (ACI).
