Knee, hip and spine care: start with the diagnosis
Our procedure guides cover knee replacement, hip replacement and lumbar spinal fusion in Mexico. Each explains its own assessment, trip stages, recovery ranges and risks. An orthopedic review determines whether surgery, another procedure or nonsurgical care fits your diagnosis.
Comparing the cost of orthopedic surgery in Mexico
Compare the operation and implant as well as the hospital stay, anesthesia, tests, rehabilitation and follow-up. Travel planning should include an accessible vehicle, walking aids, help from a companion and any return appointments. MedXico coordinates the journey through El Paso; the surgeon determines your recovery and travel clearance.
Start with an individual assessment
An orthopedic consultation should establish a diagnosis, review nonsurgical options, and explain the proposed procedure. Plan access to physical therapy and local support before making travel arrangements.
Options to discuss
Availability and suitability require confirmation with the treating provider.
Clarity before you commit
- Verify the treating professional and facility.
- Ask for an itemized quote and realistic alternatives.
- Plan follow-up and possible additional visits.
Further reading
AAOS: total knee replacementRelated care
Common questions
Can I get a knee or hip replacement in Juárez if I live in El Paso?
You can request an orthopedic consultation through MedXico for care in Ciudad Juárez. Your surgeon reviews your diagnosis and suitability. Proximity to El Paso can help with repeat visits, but the plan still needs border transport, rehabilitation and follow-up.
Is physical therapy included in an orthopedic surgery quote?
The written quote should state how many therapy sessions are included, where they happen and who arranges therapy after you return home. Implant costs, walking aids and extra nights should also be clear. There is no single package that fits every operation.
Can Canadian patients arrange orthopedic surgery in Mexico?
MedXico coordinates planned care for Canadian patients as well as U.S. patients. Discuss the trip through El Paso, the proposed surgery and local follow-up before booking travel. See planning information for Canadian patients.
General planning information, not medical advice. Your treating professional determines suitability, treatment, recovery, and travel clearance.


