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Dora, from Mission. Son was hospitalized, Emergency Room. Claims “US hospitals are too slow, too expensive and treat you like a herd of cattle. My experience
At CMI was fantastic, I don’t go to hospitals in McAllen anymore, I drive an hour to CMI in Matamoros”. Read published article in the BROWNSVILLE HERALD
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Liz, Rancho Viejo --
Had an OPEN MRI of knee. “I drove 3 miles south from the Veterans Bridge, 2 left turns and I was there.
The road signs to the hospital are very easy to follow. My check-in took less than 3 minutes, the MRI 45 minutes, the results 10. I received
the films, a CD and the radiology report was translated and e-mailed to my orthopedic surgeon in San Antonio. All for $99 dollars.”
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George, Business -- Owner, Brownsville. Employee lacerated his finger. “I took him to the ER in the US and waited for 45 minutes, he was still bleeding and I couldn’t get
a time frame on how long the wait would be, so we called the ER at CMI in Matamoros. It was a 12 minute drive and they were waiting for us when we showed up. My employee
had his finger stitched up by a general surgeon and we were on our way within 30 minutes. The service was great, the care was excellent, the price…extraordinary!”
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Andrew, -- from Brownsville. Had knee surgery. “The wait (to see the orthopedic specialist) in the US was over 4 months. I got an MRI, office visits with an orthopedic surgeon and
My knee repaired all within a couple of weeks”
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Rolando, --
Real Estate Agent from McAllen. Had shoulder surgery. “I tell anyone I get a chance about this wonderful hospital”.
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TOURIST ATTRACTION
Border residents turn to Matamoros hospital for affordable healthcare
BY AARON NELSEN
THE BROWNSVILLE HERALD

Read Article
More Americans seeking foreign healthcare
--AARON NELSEN THE
BROWNSVILLE HERALD
The number of Americans traveling abroad for healthcare grows every year. Estimates vary widely, though in 2005 the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons reported that as many 500,000 people sought care overseas.
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