All-inclusive bariatric prices in Tijuana

Published package prices

These two numbers are the prices Pompeii México prints for a first-time gastric sleeve and a first-time gastric bypass. They are not a surgeon fee with the hospital added later. A self-pay figure above $20,000 USD in the United States often still leaves anesthesia, the facility, and a complication policy as separate bills. The contrast is about the invoice, not about a promised amount of weight loss.

Reading $4,900 on this page and expecting it on a revision is the mistake the unpriced pages are written to prevent. Dr. Sergio Quiñones quotes a mini gastric bypass, a duodenal switch, and a revision only after the prior records are reviewed. The review itself does not require a deposit.

What the priced package includes

The list below is the priced-package inventory already stated on the Pompeii México home page, the travel page, and the post-operative guide. It applies when the operation has a published price. It is the same inventory for sleeve and bypass. The bypass price is higher because the operation is different, not because a line item is removed from the sleeve list.

A companion on the travel plan is one person. The recovery suite comes after the hospital portion, not instead of it. Nutrition follow-up runs for five years on these priced packages and is the place where protein and vitamin doses are adjusted. The certificate for complication insurance is shown by the coordinator before travel.

• Included: Surgeon Dr. Sergio Quiñones performs the priced gastric sleeve or gastric bypass.
• Included: Anesthesiologist An anesthesiologist is part of the priced hospital stay.
• Included: Private hospital room A private hospital room is included for the hospital portion.
• Included: Medicines Medicines used during the hospital stay are included.
• Included: Laparoscopic supplies Laparoscopic supplies for the priced operation are included.
• Included: San Diego transport Round-trip private transport from San Diego International Airport is included.
• Included: Recovery suite A recovery suite after the hospital portion is included.
• Included: One companion Room for one companion is included on the travel plan.
• Included: Five-year follow-up Five-year nutrition follow-up is included on priced packages.
• Included: Complication insurance Complication insurance is included in the published price, with no separate premium on this page.

What the priced package does not include

Patients sometimes add a flight, a longer hotel stay, or a second companion and then ask why those items were not inside $4,900. They are outside the package on purpose. The border crossing between San Diego and Tijuana is part of the private ride, but this page does not quote that wait in minutes.

Home-city emergency care stays with local services. If the surgeon does not clear the person, the trip is not a booked surgery, so the package price is not treated as a debt. Financing, when used, is a separate conversation with a lender. This page does not print an interest rate.

• Not included: Airline ticket A personal airline ticket to San Diego or Tijuana is not included.
• Not included: A promised border time A border wait between San Diego and Tijuana is not promised in minutes.
• Not included: Home-city emergency care Emergency care in the patient's home city is not part of the package.
• Not included: Unpriced operations Mini gastric bypass, duodenal switch, and revision surgery have no published package price.
• Not included: A lender's interest rate An interest rate is not quoted until a lender confirms it.
• Not included: Policy fine print This page does not name an insurer or a dollar maximum. The certificate states the terms.

Complication insurance at no added charge

The insurance sentence on this page is the same claim the complication-insurance page makes. Pompeii México describes the insurance as included when a package has a published price. The certificate, not this page, states the terms. A leak, a bleed, or a return to the operating room is the class of event the insurance is meant to address.

No carrier is named here because the repository does not contain a carrier name. No dollar maximum is named for the same reason. Unpriced operations do not inherit this sentence from the sleeve price. If a revision is quoted, the insurance description travels with that quote.

Hospital stay, recovery suite, and San Diego transport

Patients who fly into San Diego International Airport (SAN) are met for a private transfer to Tijuana and back to SAN. The address they are taken to is Av. Diego Rivera 2550, Zona Urbana Río, 22010 Tijuana, B.C., México. The hospital portion is for walking, liquids, and pain control. The recovery suite is the next stop, and one companion can stay.

This pricing page does not add a hospital accreditation, because that document is not in the file. Questions about the room and the ride go to +1 (858) 439-7931 before tickets are bought. The facilities page shows the center patients are shown before they travel.

Five-year nutrition follow-up

After the flight home, the priced package still includes nutrition contact for five years. The contact is for diet phases, vitamins, and symptoms the surgeon should see. It is not a substitute for an emergency room in the patient's own city. Chest pain, fainting, vomiting that does not stop, or a fever is handled locally first.

The published phone is +1 (858) 439-7931. Calling that number does not replace local emergency services. Mini gastric bypass, duodenal switch, and revision include the five-year contact only when the written quote says so. It is not assumed from the sleeve package.

Operations without a published package price

A first-time sleeve and a first-time bypass have published packages because the operation is known in advance. A revision is not. A mini gastric bypass and a duodenal switch are also the wrong pages if the task is to repair an older connection. The correct step is to send the operative note and the most recent endoscopy, then wait for the plan.

The $0 deposit still applies to that review. Payment is not due before Dr. Sergio Quiñones clears the person. An airline ticket remains outside the quote. The insurance wording, if the quote includes it, is explained from the certificate before travel.

Financing for the United States, Canada, and Mexico

Patients in Mexico can discuss a plan with the coordinator as well. An advertisement is not a promise of approval, so the coordinator says what can be used only after the record is reviewed. Payment instructions come from the coordinator in writing, and funds should not go to an account that has not been verified.

The medical review remains $0 to start. This page does not print a monthly payment, an interest rate, or a term. Surgery is not booked from a financing advertisement.

Checking surgical candidacy requires a $0 deposit. Mexico is included in that financing conversation, and this page does not name a lender or print an interest rate or an installment amount.

Apply with a $0 deposit

The candidacy review is the step that comes before a date, a flight, or a payment. The form asks for the history the surgeon needs. If the records are not enough, the coordinator says so before anyone travels. Clearing a person and quoting an unpriced operation are different steps.

Sleeve and bypass candidates who are cleared can use the published prices on this page. Everyone else waits for a written quote. The surgeon profile, the insurance page, and the San Diego travel page are the supporting documents. They do not replace the certificate or the operative plan.

Questions patients ask about the price

The four questions below repeat facts from this page so a reader can check them without scrolling the whole article. The answers are the same strings used in the page schema. They do not add a carrier, a policy cap, or a case count.