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 By North American standards, the health system in Oaxaca is technologically limited. There are sufficient services for the routine treatment of mild to moderate complaints but not emergency services for severe illness.
We recommend Clínica Hospital Carmen for those in need of non-emergency medical attention who don’t speak much Spanish. The institution is owned by a family of 12 surgeons, physicians and dentists and has several English-speaking personnel.
Clínica Hospital Carmen,
Abasolo #215,
Zona Centro,
Phone: 516.2612
Hospital Reforma was created through the renovation of an old Spanish mansion and doesn’t strike you as a medical facility when you step into the courtyard. It is by far the most pleasant and tranquil of all the hospitals in Oaxaca, but lacks English-speaking staff.
Hospital Reforma
Fracc. Centro
Phone: 516.0989
Médica 2002 is the most complete hospital in the city, and has an on-site laboratory. The downside is that it’s outside of the centre and has very few English-speaking doctors.
Médica 2002
Col. Reforma (north part of the city),
Phone: 515.7200
Dr, Horacio de Jesus Tenorio-Rodriguez is part-owner of the above-mentioned family owned Clínica Hospital Carmen and he’s a good first contact for English-speaking travelers or new arrivals.
Phone: 517.5779
Dr. Ramón Jiménez-Caballero speaks both English and Spanish and specializes in internal medicine and oncology.
Phone: 044.951.567.0367
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