5/5 Wesley T. 1 year ago on Google
Had
an
emergency
while
visiting
Cancun
in
April
2022,
was
transferred
to
Amerimed
from
Hospiten
as
they
could
not
help
me
due
some
equipment
malfunctions.
I
spent
10
days
in
ICU
and
7
days
in
a
regular
room.
All
the
doctors/nurses
were
extremely
helpful
and
attentive,
while
recovering
in
icu
the
directors
from
both
Amerimed
and
Hospiten
came
to
check
on
me,
as
they
heard
about
my
case.
I
think
the
care
was
as
good
or
better
then
in
some
US
hospitals.
Spouse
did
have
to
put
up
a
deposit
(about
2500
USD)
for
me
to
be
seen
and
she
had
to
work
with
the
US
based
insurance
to
get
letters
of
payment
guarantees
sent
to
Amerimed
every
4-5
days.
3
Months
after
returning
home
my
current
specialist
informed
me
that
my
Cancun
specialist
had
actually
called
him
to
talk
about
my
case
and
to
see
how
I
was
doing.
So
in
review
the
medical
care
is
great,
yes
you
might
be
fighting
with
administration
about
letters
or
guarantees
from
you
insurance
company
but
as
my
wife
found
out
if
you
have
your
insurance
send
them
to
your
email
you
can
then
forward
to
the
hospital
to
eliminate
the
"We
haven't
received
it
yet"
My
current
bill
when
being
released
from
Amerimed
was
743K,
all
sent
to
insurance
minus
the
deposit
my
spouse
did,
and
no
payment
questions
were
even
asked
when
we
were
being
released
from
Amerimed.
It
sucks
they
want
deposits/payments
up
front
but
they
are
a
Private
hospital
and
not
a
public
hospital,
and
they
will
stabilize
you
in
an
emergency.
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