Mexico

Where in Mexico

Chosen with the border in mind, because a crossing you can drive turns a follow-up visit into an afternoon instead of a second flight. All six crossings have specialists listed, though the biggest counts are still inland in Guanajuato and Monterrey. Search by the procedure you need, by a doctor's or hospital's name, by specialty, or by where you want to go.

Blue marks a land border crossing, grey a city reached by air. Circle area is proportional to how many specialists are listed there, and a dashed outline means none are listed yet. Three of the twelve are still empty, which is why they are drawn hollow rather than small.

Border crossings

Tijuana

Baja California · San Ysidro

Opposite San Diego, California

Mexicali

Baja California · Calexico

Opposite Calexico, California

Nogales

Sonora · Nogales DeConcini

Opposite Nogales, Arizona

Ciudad Juárez

Chihuahua · Paso del Norte

Opposite El Paso, Texas

Reynosa

Tamaulipas · Hidalgo / Reynosa

Opposite McAllen, Texas

Matamoros

Tamaulipas · Brownsville & Matamoros

Opposite Brownsville, Texas

Reached by air

Monterrey

Nuevo León

Flights from Texas, or about two and a half hours by road from Laredo

Guadalajara

Jalisco

Direct flights from several US cities

Ciudad de México

Ciudad de México

Direct flights from across North America

Cancún

Quintana Roo

Direct flights from most major US and Canadian cities

Mérida

Yucatán

Flights via Cancún or direct from selected US cities

Guanajuato

Guanajuato

Del Bajío international airport (BJX), serving León and the state