Hospital de la Familia del grupo Hospitales MAC

Mexicali, Mexico

Hospital de la Familia del grupo Hospitales MAC

4.4(353 reviews)
Mommy MakeoverBreast Lift
Cto. Brasil 82, Parque Industrial Álamo, Parque Industrial El Alamo, 21210 Mexicali, B.C.

Procedures offered

Mommy Makeover

The full post-pregnancy transformation: typically a tummy tuck, breast surgery and liposuction combined in a single procedure.

Breast Lift

A mastopexy raises and reshapes sagging breasts, often combined with augmentation for fullness.

Opening hours

FridayOpen 24 hours
MondayOpen 24 hours
SundayOpen 24 hours
TuesdayOpen 24 hours
SaturdayOpen 24 hours
ThursdayOpen 24 hours
WednesdayOpen 24 hours

Patient reviews (5)

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Lisa Iturralde

6 months ago

The hospital is nice and clean doctor saldinina is a good doctor. Mini facelift he did cheeks only pulled back. Not jawls and neck not included with mini facelift.

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Laura Kelly

8 months ago

Great customer service. All nurses and personnel were very attentive and informative. They were checking on me constantly and making sure i waa comfortable

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Jennifer Mary

8 months ago

Hospital de la Familia del grupo Hospitales MAC offers modern facilities, attentive care, and professional staff. Patients value its efficiency, cleanliness, and family-centered medical services.

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Christopher Babb

5 years ago

I'm not exactly a trusting person when it comes to medical procedures. After 10 minutes in the care of Hospital de la Familia I realized I was in good hands. The facilities are the cleanest I've seen. The staff is friendly and helpful. I don't speak Spanish and the staff still always took the time to make sure there was someone to translate and put my concerns at ease. Five stars all the way.

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Nobody Knows It But Me

4 years ago

Save yourself the disappointment and future surgeries and don't come here. Dr. Marco Sariñana did a horrible job on my breast lift and other surgeries. So much so that I will have to have additional surgeries to fix what he destroyed. Yes, DESTROYED!! If Dr. Sariñana was in the US, I would be suing him for malpractice. I was offered corrective surgery to fix Dr. Sariñana mistakes at a cost of an additional 1700.00 US. More money is a reoccurring theme with this hospital. There were so many things that went wrong. Carlo didn't give me the correct date for my surgeries. He scheduled them the day I flew in. So after a long day of travel, driving to the hospital in a hot van (no AC) in temperature of 110°+, I arrive at the hospital at 2p dehydrated and told I am going into surgery at 8p. The first thing I had to do was pay for the surgeries. I am glad I saved all my emails from Carlo because Maritza tried to charge me more. Even when I showed her the email, she said it was an old quote. However, she wanted my money more than she wanted to have me cancel right there, so the quote was honored for the time being. I was so dehydrated that the nurse had to poke me 3 times before she could keep a vein from collapsing. I was never given the opportunity to speak with the doctor about what I wanted done or my expectations. So, when you see “presentation of surgical plan" in your paperwork, that’s not going to happen. When I did see the doctor, he had me stand naked in front of a room full of people while he drew marks on me. After a few minutes, I was guided to a table to lay down. Next thing I remember, I am waking up. The two days in the hospital were fine. Mexican nurses don’t cater to you but neither do US nurses. All of the nurses were great and helpful. Language was never a problem because most of the staff spoke some English and Google Translate helped with the rest. The hospital is clean and functional, but not over the top like the US. I can reason that is one way they keep their cost down. After I was discharged from the hospital and going to the hotel, Maritza tells me that I might owe more money because of the mistake Carlo made the quote. After I told Maritza that I had a strict budget for everything and no more money to give, the problem with the money was dropped. I wasn’t given any instructions on how to care for myself after I was discharged. So basically, I was on my own. However, I did get my receipts for the money I paid the day before I left Mexico (13 days later), but was never given any medical records. The only good experience I had was with the private nurses that I hired to care for me. I came alone and was sure I would need help. I am glad I made that decision. They were amazing!! My best advise, find someone else. There are great doctors in Mexico, however this hospital don’t have them. Edit: I spoke with Maritza several times and told her how unhappy I was. That's why I was looking at corrective surgery before I left. The additional cost shouldn't have been my responsibility to pay. But, I was alone and didn't have anyone to advocate for me with people who get defensive and loud. Again, it should be telling that the response from the hospital doesn't refute anything in my review because everything is true.

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