Here's an article about something I have been interested in for a while. I only have second hand knowledge of a couple small Mexican retirement facilities but so far what I have heard is favorable when compared to the US facilities in my area.
Here is my summary of the article below.
Active senior and assisted-living facilities for as little as $1,100 a month.
Drug cartel violence that gets so much U.S. media coverage rarely touches civilians.
Mexican resort cities, like San Miguel and Puerto Vallarta, do not have the world-class hospitals found in the Mexican capital.
Mexico has a national health care system which Americans can buy into for $350 a year.
Buses can be used to travel back to the US.
Mexico's growing assisted-living market targets U.S. retirees | News for Dallas, Texas | Dallas Morning News | Dallas News on Yahoo! | The Dallas Morning News
Here is my summary of the article below.
Active senior and assisted-living facilities for as little as $1,100 a month.
Drug cartel violence that gets so much U.S. media coverage rarely touches civilians.
Mexican resort cities, like San Miguel and Puerto Vallarta, do not have the world-class hospitals found in the Mexican capital.
Mexico has a national health care system which Americans can buy into for $350 a year.
Buses can be used to travel back to the US.
Mexico's growing assisted-living market targets U.S. retirees | News for Dallas, Texas | Dallas Morning News | Dallas News on Yahoo! | The Dallas Morning News