Bilingual EN/ES operation
Recruitment, training and certification of an international coordinator for your team.
The system that brings 200+ patients a year, replicated for your practice.
Language, logistics, lodging, medical and emotional accompaniment. I turn the foreign patient, from the US, Canada or Spain, into a predictable flow for your practice, without you having to learn medical tourism from scratch.
Discuss the International Program on WhatsApp →The opportunity
They decide differently and expect differently: hospitality-grade expectations, fear of a foreign country, zero-friction demand. The practice that doesn't solve that loses the patient, or worse: welcomes them and disappoints.
What you get
Recruitment, training and certification of an international coordinator for your team.
From the first Zoom consult to flying home. Every step documented, every fear anticipated.
Elite hotels with medical rates, confidential transfers, 7-to-21-day recovery apartments. I open my Guadalajara network, or we build yours in your city.
Digital strategy, bilingual content and qualification flows so the right patient arrives, not just any patient.
The impact
The process
I assess your practice, your team and your city to know how far you are from receiving the international patient with dignity.
International coordinator, partnerships, contracts, medical protocols in English, bilingual legal forms.
Bilingual web, content for US / Canada, qualification funnel, conversion metrics by country.
I accompany your first full international case. What we learn becomes v2.0 of the manual.
In practice
Clinical and administrative communication in English, with clear ownership.
Flight, lodging, transfers and recovery coordinated in a single thread.
Remote follow-up after discharge, when the real doubts appear.
Most asked
You don't. Your system does. The international patient needs a coordinator who speaks their language and understands their fear. You keep operating in Spanish if you prefer.
Yes. I've accompanied practices in CDMX, Monterrey, Tijuana, Merida and Cancun. Each city has a different partner map, but the method adapts.
Yes. Agencies charge a commission per patient they send and keep the relationship. With your own program, both the relationship and the margin stay in your practice.
Next step
A 30-minute call to evaluate whether your practice is ready to host the international patient this year.
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