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Lower Health Care Costs in Mexico
August 29, 2005 | 2 Comments
Some U.S. employers are now sending people to Mexico to save on health care costs:
El Universal Online
In Mexico, healthcare costs are about 40 percent to 50 percent lower than in California
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Purchasing a lot in San Carlos and would love to learn as much as possible about Mexico.
Desiree,
The best way to learn about Mexico is… go to Mexico. This may seem rather obvious but you can waste half your life trolling the internet for information when you could be learning this stuff first-hand, on the street in San Carlos and elsewhere.
in the meantime… learn to use Google and become a regular on some of the better Mexico forums. You’ll find a list in the For More Info chapter of our book.
Carl