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Health and Hospitals in Guadalajara

Health and Hospitals Guadalajara Being the second-largest city in Mexico, Guadalajara obviously reflects its status by the high quality of hospitals and doctors it has. Many of its medical institutions have bilingual doctors, a large majority of whom who have studied north of the border. The following is a list of accredited hospitals and doctors who speak English in the Guadalajara area.

Hospitals

Hospital San Javier
Avenida Pablo Casals #640
Tel. (33) 3669-0222
Fax. (33) 3669-0222 ext. 3080
Emergency Tel. (33) 3641-4832
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Located in the upscale, northern section of Guadalajara, Hospital San Javier is elegant and ultra modern. The entire facility is extremely clean and the ancillary staff, from nursing to maintenance, is impeccably dressed, outgoing and friendly. They've spared no expense in outfitting this hospital with the most modern facilities, staff and technology.

Hospital Bernadette
Hidalgo #930
Tel. (33) 3825-4365
Fax. (33) 3669-8585
Emergency Tel. (33) 3827-0346
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Situated downtown in the heart of Guadalajara with beautiful decor, Hospital Bernadette has served the community over the years through experience and sophisticated health care. Hospital Bernadette was originally known for excellence in maternal and newborn care. Plus, most of the members of its cardovasicular team speak excellent English and have completed post-graduate fellowships in North American or European cardiac centers.

Hospital Angeles del Carmen
Tarascos #3435
Fracc./Col. Monraz
Tel. (33) 3813-0042
Fax. (33) 3813-3463
Emergency Tel. (33) 3813-1224
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Having recently undergone significant renovations, Hospital Angeles del Carmen has made the graceful transition to a fully functional and ultra-modern hospital. Their inclusion into the Grupo Angeles, the most prestigious group of hospitals in all of Mexico, affirms their ascension into the highest standard of medical excellence.

Doctors

Dr. Carlos Duenas-Garcia (Internal Medicine)
Address: Pablo Casals 657-201 (Col. Prados Providencia)
Work: (33) 3642-6623
Home: (33) 3642-0754
Fax: (33) 3642-2195
Mobile: 044-33-3677-9207
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Pager: (33) 3630-3131, PIN #:40031
Office hours: M-F: 9am-8pm, Sat: 10am-1pm
House calls/hotel visits: (makes house calls)
Standard price for office consultation: US$75-100 (750-1,000 pesos)
Languages spoken: English, Spanish

Dr. Duenas attended the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico and completed his residency at the IMSS hospital in Mexico City. He attended post-graduate training in the United States. Very friendly and outgoing, Dr. Duenas will make any patient comfortable when attending their health concerns.

Dr. Efrain Gaxiola-Lopez (Internal Medicine, Cardiology and Interventional Cardiology)
Address: Eulogenia Parra #2969 (Col. Prados Providencia)
Work: (33) 3642-2206
Home: (33) 3642-2206
Fax: (33) 3642-2195
Mobile: 044-33-3157-6264
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Pager: (33) 3678-4300, PIN #:306304
Office hours: M-F: 10am-2pm, 5pm-8pm
House calls/hotel visits: no
Standard price for office consultation: US$50 (500 pesos)
Languages spoken: English, Spanish

No doctor comes more highly recommended than Dr. Gaxiola, whose peers consider him to be one of the most skilled and innovative interventional cardiologists in Mexico. Dr. Gaxiola has gained a solid reputation based on excellent training, command of the latest techniques, and a record of excellent outcomes.

Dr. Carlos R. Villareal-Clauss (Obstetrics & Gynecology, Laproscopy)
Address: Tarascos #3514, Office 7 (Col. Monraz)
Work: (33) 3813-0440, 3120-4655
Fax: (33) 3344-5140
Mobile: 044-33-3157-6264
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Pager: (33) 3678-4300, PIN #:18161
Office hours: M-F: 11am-2pm, 5pm-8pm
House calls/hotel visits: no
Standard price for office consultation: US$30 (300 pesos)
Languages spoken: English, Spanish

Dr. Villareal, born in the United States to Mexican and American parents, speaks flawless English and has years of experience working with foreign patients. We found Dr. Villareal to be cordial, professional and in demand. We advise patients to call in advance for elective consultations.

Material on this page was provided courtesy of "MedtoGo Mexico: Health and Safety Travel Guide."

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