HEALTH CARE OPTIONS IN MEXICO FOR EXPATS┃SKYMED┃CATHERINE GONZALES
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Link below for the first video I recorded with Catherine 2 years ago.
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SkyMed offers air ambulance membership services, medical air evacuations and a full-service travel concierge for all your travel needs.
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Short Term and Annual Pre-Paid Memberships
SkyMed Membership provides 12 Essential Services:
-Hospital-to-Hospital Emergency Air Transport
-Vehicle & Vessel Return
-Visitor Transportation
-Transportation for Recuperation Nearer Home
-Commercial Carrier Medical Escort Flights
-Minor Children/Grandchildren Return
-Physical Remains Return
-Escort Transportation
-Return Transportation After Recovery
-Incidental Expense Allowance
-Organ Retrieval
-Organ Recipient Transportation
Plus 6 Additional Travel Options:
-Primary Driver Disability
-SkyMed Plus & SkyMed Xpat Plus
-100 Mile Waiver
-Helicopter Return
-Ground Ambulance
-Global Emergency Travel Services
In addition, the company has created SkyMed Travel, a members’ only club that gives travelers access to exclusive pricing for vacations not available to the public. www.skymedtravel.com
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As a Canadian, with the COVID situation, it created a backlog in procedures. Before COVID, there wasn't a three year wait list for cataracts. Hospitals, to catch up, are referring patients to clinics. There are wait times for knee and hip replacements, but to have surgery and be completely covered vs. US health care with deductibles and maximum limits set. I would hate to think what happens after you reach your dollar limit. Canada has NO limits, millions could be spent on a patient and you will not be cut off.
Great interview, Catherine is very well spoken.
Great interview. Thanks
Thank you Rich.
Great interview! Thanks Rich!
Thank you Dan. All the best Rich
good info thanks
Awesome video Rich...Very helpful
Very welcome Fred. My pleasure 🙏
Great interview Rich.
Hi Steve, glad you liked it. Hope to see you soon. Cheers Rich
Why have you not done a interview with Lakeside Medical?
What companion health medical insurance would you recommend with Skymed for both snowbirds and long term residents, especially over age 65? Thanks.
Great video! I emailed her to make an appointment!😊
Happy birthday Catherine I will meet you soon in Mexico
How do the Skymed services differ from the evacuation and related services of travel insurance plans?
How do medical tourists arrange a surgery even paying cash in a reputable Mexican hospital instead of waiting in Canada or even the US?
You have to consider what recourse you would have if your surgery isn't done correctly?
Catherine, since you live full-time in Mexico, if your husband had an emergency and had to be flown back to the US for treatment with his Medicare, do you have to have a residence in the US for Medicare to cover the emergency (since you are living out of the country for longer than plan C allows coverage)? I have heard so many different opinions on this.
The address can be friends, family or a hotel where you're staying.
How much for 70yr. Mexico is 42nd in the
World.
Does Skymed cover return to Mexico travel costs after you receive the care in the USA ?
Good question. I guessing not.
Hi Rich, In the drop down list for this video…it does list coverage for “ Return travel after recovery”……
How does Tricare For Life fit into medical insurance in Mexico?
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We here in Canada do not have to wait that long.. Knee replacement was 2 weeks... Second was a month... I have never seen anyone that had to wait more than a few months for serious illnesses...
What Province has such short wait times?
Is this true? We're in Manitoba and have 130,000 procedures waiting to be done here with COVID delaying surgeries and diagnostic procedures. Our wait times are in excess of three years currently, depending on what needs to be done.
I agree and if you have a serious illness typically you are seen to right away. My wife had appendicitis and here in Ontario was operated on the same day. Similarly my brother-in-law had a failing liver (which turned out to be induced by a cancer growth in another organ) and he was operated on very quickly. Joint replacements, while major, are not usually life threatening and a wait of a few weeks is tolerable. Of course if you live in a province currently being overrun by Covid you may have to wait longer.
@@timgibbs4762 Ontario..
Wrong I waited 2 years for knee replacement in Canada. The waits are very long. My fathers has waited 2 years for a hip replacement.
Do you have a email address, or another way to contact you ?
Rich@chapalarealtors.com cheers Rich