Hospital Angeles Pedregal
Hospital in Mexico City, Mexico
Official website3.3Google(979 reviews)
10 procedures
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At a Glance
Price bracket
Premium
CureMeridian estimate, not a quote
Google Rating
3.3 / 5.0
979 reviews
Intl Patient Dept
No
Nearest Airports
MEX, NLU
Mexico City International Airport
Doctors at Hospital Angeles Pedregal
Cardiology specialists
Dr. Ailyn Cendejas Schotman
Anesthesiology
Dr. Ailyn Cendejas Schotman is an Anesthesiologist known for her commitment to patient safety and comfort during anesthesia administration. She has extensive training in the field and is dedicated to providing high-quality care.
Dr. Alejandro Lara Terrazas
Anesthesiology
Dr. Alejandro Lara Terrazas specializes in Anesthesiology, known for his expertise in managing anesthesia for various surgical interventions. He prioritizes patient safety and comfort, ensuring a smooth surgical experience.
Dr. ALEJANDRO REY RODRIGUEZ
Cirugía Cardiotorácica, Cirugía Cardiovascular
Dr. Armando García Martínez
Anesthesiology
Dr. Armando García Martínez specializes in Anesthesiology, focusing on delivering safe and effective anesthesia care. He is dedicated to ensuring patient comfort and safety throughout surgical procedures.
Dr. Arturo Manuel Bermúdez Jimenez
Anesthesiology
Dr. Arturo Manuel Bermúdez Jimenez specializes in Anesthesiology, focusing on delivering safe and effective anesthesia care. He is dedicated to ensuring patient comfort and safety throughout surgical procedures.
Dr. Felipe Palma Rodríguez
Anesthesiology
Dr. Felipe Palma Rodríguez specializes in Anesthesiology, focusing on providing safe and effective anesthesia care. He is dedicated to ensuring patient comfort and safety during surgical interventions.
Dr. Gonzalo Ferrer Moreno
Anesthesiology
Dr. Gonzalo Ferrer Moreno is an experienced Anesthesiologist known for his expertise in managing anesthesia during surgical procedures. He is committed to providing high-quality care and ensuring patient safety.
Dr. Jorge Ramón Ceseña Pruneda
Anesthesiology
Dr. Jorge Ramón Ceseña Pruneda specializes in Anesthesiology, focusing on providing safe and effective anesthesia care. He is dedicated to ensuring patient comfort and safety during surgical interventions.
Dr. Ladin Rodriguez Trejo
Anesthesiology
Dr. Ladin Rodriguez Trejo is an Anesthesiologist with a focus on providing safe and effective anesthesia care during surgical procedures. He is committed to ensuring patient comfort and safety throughout the surgical experience.
Dr. María Victoria Hernández Martínez
Anesthesiology
Dr. María Victoria Hernández Martínez is an Anesthesiologist recognized for her dedication to patient care and safety during anesthesia administration. She has a strong commitment to providing high-quality anesthesia services.
Dental specialists
Dr. Adriana Cecilia Gallegos Garza
Pathology
Dr. Adriana Cecilia Gallegos Garza is a specialist in Pathology, known for her expertise in diagnosing diseases through laboratory analysis. She has extensive training in pathology and has been involved in various clinical settings, ensuring accurate and timely diagnoses for her patients.
Doctor information is sourced from the hospital's website and may not be exhaustive or current.
About Hospital Angeles Pedregal
JCI-accredited hospital with over 1,300 physicians and approximately 250 beds, ranked #10 by Newsweek among Mexico's best hospitals with a dedicated international patient department.
Camino Sta. Teresa 1055-S, Heroes de Padierna, Héroes de Padierna, La Magdalena Contreras, Ciudad de México, 10700
Nearest airports: Mexico City International Airport (MEX), Felipe Ángeles International Airport (NLU)
Specialties & Procedures
Mexico at a Glance
Hospitals
18 listed
Provider Rating (Average)
3.9 / 5.0
13,472 Google reviews
Visa
Visa Free (180 days)
English
Very Low
US Advisory
Exercise Caution
Level 2 of 4
Tourism
42M visitors/yr
2023 data
Sources: US State Department, EF EPI
Learn more about MexicoIs Mexico right for you?
Why patients choose Mexico
- Same-day border crossing access from the US
- Familiar time zones for US and Canadian patients
- Bilingual patient coordinators at most clinics
- Growing private hospital infrastructure
- Affordable out-of-pocket pricing
Good to know before you go
- Stick to established med cities
- Hot summers in border regions
- Food hygiene varies by area
- Pharmacies sell many OTC drugs
- Altitude sickness in Mexico City
Before you go
- Verify hospital is in safe zone
- Get dental X-rays before travel
- Arrange round-trip ground transport
- Pack electrolytes for recovery
- Confirm surgeon credentials online
This guide is for general information only. Travel advisories, visa rules, and hospital availability change frequently. Always verify current conditions before making decisions. Advisory source: US State Department.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the tap water safe to drink in Mexican medical tourism cities?
Tap water in Mexico is not safe for drinking, even in major cities like Tijuana, Monterrey, and Guadalajara. It is fine for showering and brushing teeth, but you should drink only bottled or purified water, which is inexpensive and available at every convenience store and hospital. Most private hospitals and recovery suites provide purified water to patients.
What currency should I bring, and how should I pay for things in Mexico?
The Mexican Peso (MXN) is the local currency. Use ATMs from major banks like Citibanamex or HSBC (avoid airport exchange kiosks, which have poor rates), and always choose to be charged in MXN rather than USD when a card terminal asks. Credit cards are widely accepted at private hospitals, restaurants, and pharmacies, but carry small-denomination peso bills for taxis and tips. Tipping 15% at restaurants is standard, and tips should be left in pesos.
How do I get a SIM card or stay connected during my stay in Mexico?
Telcel has the widest coverage and is the most popular carrier. You can buy a prepaid SIM at OXXO convenience stores for around 250 MXN (roughly $14 USD), which is cheaper than airport kiosks. Movistar offers budget plans starting at around 50 MXN for 1 GB with unlimited calls. If your phone supports eSIM, you can purchase and activate one before departure to avoid any setup delays on arrival.
Are medical tourism cities in Mexico safe compared to the general US travel advisory?
The US advisory applies to Mexico as a whole, but medical tourism hubs like Monterrey, Merida, Guadalajara, and the hospital zones of Tijuana are generally considered safe for visitors. These cities have modern infrastructure, international hospitals, and well-patrolled commercial districts. Use the same common-sense precautions you would in any large city: stay in well-lit areas, use registered taxis or ride-hailing apps like Uber or DiDi, and avoid isolated roads at night.
Can I easily buy over-the-counter medications at pharmacies in Mexico?
Yes, Mexico has an extensive pharmacy network with chains like Farmacias del Ahorro and Farmacias Guadalajara found on nearly every major block. Many medications that require a prescription in the US are available over the counter, including common pain relievers, anti-inflammatories, and stomach remedies, often at a fraction of US prices. Pharmacies in hospital districts frequently have staff who speak basic English, and your hospital coordinator can help with prescriptions if needed.
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