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LMGs Partner Program
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1st & 2nd Tuesday of the month at the American Legion
Plaza Bugamvillas and Malecon Chapala coming soon!!!
376-766-0395
Hindalco #148-A, San Antonio, Tlayacapan, Chapala, Jalisco
Retirement in Mexico offers a myriad of benefits: warm climates, rich cultural experiences, and a cost of living that allows for a quality lifestyle on a reasonable budget. However, one of the most critical considerations for expatriates, particularly those from the United States and Canada, is healthcare. Understanding the landscape of Mexico healthcare, expat health care, and the availability of managed care in Mexico is essential for a seamless transition into retirement. This article explores the best places to retire in Mexico from a healthcare perspective, focusing on comprehensive managed care for American and Canadian expats.
Vascular surgeons are medical doctors who specialize in the diagnosis, medical management, and surgical treatment of diseases of the blood vessels (vascular disease).
My Pharmacy Manager is a portal designed for our patients enrolled in the Prescription Drug Benefits Program
Do you have a new Rx you need filled?
Upload a new medication prescription that you would like filled- please Click Here to upload it. Once your prescription is uploaded we will review it and if we need any clarification we will call your prescribing physician
Do you need to make changes to your current Rx?
Once your information is submitted we will review it and if we need any clarification we will call your prescribing physician
If you are a Canadian Veteran and have a service connected disability rating of any level you may be eligible for related medical coverage in Mexico, including medications. The program is administered by VAC (Veterans Affairs Canada)
and enrollment is free.
Enrollment and application is completely free
Medical care FOR ESTABLISHED SERVICE-CONNECTED CONDITIONS could be 100% covered in Mexico from minor office visits to major medical needs including monthly medications shipped to your home in Mexico. Everything from office visits to major hospitalizations and surgeries are eligible for coverage with NO COST to you.
Free Enrollment
Eligibility Section
Please send us a copy of your Rating Letter from VAC. If you do not have this letter available you can get in online easily by going to https://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/e_services
1) goto https://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/e_services
2) create a VAC account if you dont have one
3) download your VAC Rating letter and send it to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or upload it HERE
Many Canadina Veterans living in Ajijic and Chapala are already elegible for the program but unaware of its benefits.
Our Veteran Benefits Dept has a Mexicam Toll Free number which can be dialed from any phone in Mexico: 800-099-1704. This line is dedicated for Veterans issues
Visit your local Anavets Unit
FAQ
How does this program work?
The VAC is the Veterans Administration program in Canada which covers you in Mexico for medical care directly related to your service connected disabilities. The program is officially called the VCA. There is no cost to join and registering does not change your VA government benefits in anyway. There are no-copay or deductibles associated with your policy and there are NO out of pocket expenses for you in any way for medical services provided by us. Medication coverage is also included. Lakeside Medical Group will provide to you medical care, including hospitalizations, medications, office visits, diagnostics, labs etc that is directly related to you service connected disabilities. There is no cost to you.
What is covered?
Medical care FOR SERVICE-CONNECTED CONDITIONS could be 100% covered in Mexico from minor office visits to major medical needs including monthly medications shipped to your home in Mexico. Everything from office visits to major hospitalizations and surgeries are eligible for coverage with NO cost to you
Are medications covered?
Yes, usually most medications are covered if they are directly related to your service connected disability(s)
How do I get my medications?
You need to be enrolled with us first. Then you can apply to our pharmacy by emailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Medications can be picked up locally or we can send them to your home in Mexico depending on your location
How can Lakeside Medical Group work with the VA?
We have agreements and contracts with over 400 different American insurance companies including VAC
Will my current VA benefits be affected?
No. Your current VAC benefits will not be affected in any way.
What is a Rating Letter and how do I get it?
I want more coverage in Mexico above and beyond my service connected disabilities. What are my options?
Your only option for coverage is to purchase insurance coverage if you want coverage above and beyond your service connected disability coverage. Please let us know if you would like some options that may be available to you
For expatriates living in Mexico, navigating the healthcare system can often seem like a journey through uncharted waters. The complexities of insurance policies, the unfamiliarity with healthcare providers, and potential language barriers compound the challenges. However, Lakeside Medical Group (LMG) stands out as a beacon of hope, providing expats with seamless healthcare services that bridge the gap between their needs and the intricacies of the Mexican healthcare system. In this extended discussion, we delve into the ways LMG facilitates a worry-free healthcare experience for expatriates in Mexico, using over 350 American and Canadian medical insurance plans.
If you are a Veteran of the US Military and have a service connected disability rating of any level you may be elegible for related medical coverage in Mexico, including medications. The program is called the Veterans Administration Foreign Medical Program (FMP) and enrollment is free.
Enrollment and application is completely free
Medical care FOR SERVICE-CONNECTED CONDITIONS could be 100% covered in Mexico from minor office visits to major medical needs including monthly medications shipped to your home in Mexico. Everything from office visits to major hospitalizations and surgeries are eligible for coverage with NO cost to you for medical services directly related to your service connected conditions.
Free Enrollment
Eligibility Section
A) are you a veteran of the US Military or US Coast Guard?
if YES then proceed to B below ↓
B) do you have a service connected disability?
if YES then you are eligible. You may proceed to the enrollment section below ↓
Enrollment Section
Easy and Rapid Enrollment Process
1) Do you have a copy of your VA Rating Letter? If YES then goto STEP 1
2) If NO then goto STEP 2
Step 1-use this section if you aldready have a VA Rating Letter that specifically lists all of your service connected disabilities
Step 1: if you have a VA Rating Letter (also called a Narrative Evaluation) please upload it HERE
Step 2-use this section if you do NOT have a VA Rating and wish to get a copy of your info from the VA
Step 2: If you do not have a VA Rating Letter (also called a Narrative Evaluation) then fill out this FORM to get your free copy from the VA.
You may have access to your Rating Letter in your eGov account.
You can get an account here www.ebenefits.va.gov/ebenefits/homepage and your documentation should be available online. Please dowload a copy of your Rating Letter aka Narrative Evaluation and send us a copy.
Step 3-use this section if you are not yet enrolled into the VA Program that covers you in Mexico. This program is free and does not affect your VA Benefits in any way.
Step 3 : enroll for free into the VA coverage program HERE
Your medical care directly related to your service connected disabilities could be 100% covered in Mexico from minor office visits to major medical needs. Many Veterans living in Ajijic and Chapala and elswhere in Mexico are already elegible for the program but unaware of its benefits.
Our clinic accepts the VA FMP completely and you may have your service connected medical out-patient and in-patient needs completely covered. If you are already enrolled in the VA FMP program then please register your information by filling out the info here or calling us at 766-0395
To enroll and verify eligibility please complete the enrollment process above. You can also send any documents you have to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Or call our Veteran Benefits Dept at 800-099-1704 and enroll by phone.
Our Veteran Benefits Dept has a Mexicam Toll Free number which can be dialed from any phone in Mexico: 800-099-1704. This line is dedicated for Veterans issues
C&P Exams. We can help you with your C&P Exam (Compensation and Pension Exam) for an increased rating and compensation. Please call us for more info and to schedule an appointment.
FAQ
How does this program work?
The FMP is the Veterans Administration program which covers you in Mexico for medical care directly related to your service connected disabilities. The program is officially called the Veterans Administration Foreign Medical Program. There is no cost to join and registering does not change your VA benefits in anyway. There are no-copay or deductibles associated with your policy and there are NO out of pocket expenses for you in any way for medical services provided by us. Medication coverage is also included. Lakeside Medical Group will provide to you medical care, including hospitalizations, medications, office visits, diagnostics, labs etc that is directly related to you service connected disabilities. There is no cost to you.
What is covered?
Medical care FOR SERVICE-CONNECTED CONDITIONS could be 100% covered in Mexico from minor office visits to major medical needs including monthly medications shipped to your home in Mexico. Everything from office visits to major hospitalizations and surgeries are eligible for coverage with NO cost to you
Are medications covered?
Yes, usually most medications are covered if they are directly related to your service connected disability(s)
How do I get my medications?
You need to be enrolled with us first. Then you can apply to our pharmacy by emailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Medications can be picked up locally or we can send them to your home in Mexico depending on your location
How can Lakeside Medical Group work with the VA?
We have agreements and contracts with over 400 different American insurance companies including the VA
Will my current VA benefits be affected?
No. Your current VA benefits will not be affected in any way. You are simply increasing your benefits that you are already entitled to.
What is a Rating Letter and how do I get it?
What happens after I submit the enrollment forms?
We will send your forms to the VA at no cost to you. The VA will send you documentation to your address so as soon as you receive it please let us know.
What if my spouse has ChampVA. Do you accept ChampVA?
Yes, we accept ChampVA
I am 64 years of age or older and I only have the VA service connected coverage. What else can cover me in Mexico.
If you are Medicare eligible and have Medicare Part A and B you can get a Medicare Advantage Plan for free and this will cover you for urgent care and emergencies.
I am younger than 64 years of age I only have the VA service connected coverage. What else can cover me in Mexico.
Your only option for coverage is to purchase insurance coverage if you want coverage above and beyond your service connected disability coverage. Please let us know if you would like some options that may be available to you
Urologists are medical doctors who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the urinary system in men and women and disorders of the male reproductive system.
Occupational medicine specialists are medical doctors who specialize in helping organizations maintain a safe and healthy workplace and provide care for injured workers and assist them in getting back to work.
Thoracic surgeons are medical doctors who specialize in chest, heart, and lung surgery.
Urgent Care and Emergency Hospital Care are covered by most all plans. As a registered patient with Lakeside Medical Group you will have access to Urgent Care and Emergency Hospital Care throughout Mexico within our network of hospitals, doctors, labs, urgent care centers 
Navigating the healthcare landscape in Mexico as an American expatriate involves making informed choices about your health insurance coverage. Traditional Medicare and Medicare Advantage plans offer distinct benefits and limitations, especially when living abroad. Lakeside Medical Group (LMG) serves as a pivotal resource for expatriates, guiding them through the intricacies of leveraging these plans in Mexico. This blog delves into the nuances of traditional Medicare versus Medicare Advantage, helping expats make the right choice, with LMG's expertise lighting the path.
We provide service for Tricare Life Recipients. Members are eligible for medical coverage.
Our medical group and patient care is based on the Managed Care model where our primary care physicians initially see you in our medical offices and then any referrals are made to the specialists, pharmacies, hospitals and diagnostic centers where your insurance benefits are accepted.
Our network of physicians and hospitals adhere to the stringent AMA (American Medical Association) guidelines and protocols
Canada's healthcare system, renowned for its accessibility and quality, offers a safety net for its citizens through programs like the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) and the Medical Services Plan (MSP) in British Columbia. But what happens when Canadian expats venture beyond the borders of their homeland to embrace new horizons in Mexico? Can they still rely on the comfort of their familiar healthcare plans? In this exploration, we delve into the possibilities of extending Canadian Health Care Plans OHIP and MSP in Mexico and shed light on Lakeside Medical Group's (LMG) expertise in navigating this terrain.
