Tamaulipas · Border crossing at Hidalgo / Reynosa
Specialists in Reynosa
Across from McAllen, serving the Rio Grande Valley. Many patients here combine treatment with the shopping and airport connections on the Texas side.
Crossing
Hidalgo / Reynosa, opposite McAllen, Texas
Who travels here
Texas' Rio Grande Valley and the San Antonio corridor
Worth knowing
McAllen has good flight connections, which makes this workable for patients from further into Texas.
Specialties in Reynosa
Bariatric surgeons in Reynosa
No certified specialist listed yet
Plastic surgeons in Reynosa
No certified specialist listed yet
Ophthalmologists in Reynosa
No certified specialist listed yet
Orthopedic surgeons in Reynosa
No certified specialist listed yet
Fertility specialists in Reynosa
No certified specialist listed yet
Oral and maxillofacial surgeons in Reynosa
No certified specialist listed yet
Hair restoration in Reynosa
No certified specialist listed yet
Dermatologists in Reynosa
No certified specialist listed yet
Oncologists in Reynosa
No certified specialist listed yet
Urologists in Reynosa
No certified specialist listed yet
Cardiologists in Reynosa
No certified specialist listed yet
Neurosurgeons in Reynosa
No certified specialist listed yet
Questions patients actually ask
How do I get to Reynosa?
Reynosa is a land border crossing at Hidalgo / Reynosa, opposite McAllen, Texas. McAllen has good flight connections, which makes this workable for patients from further into Texas. Check the CBP border wait times page on the morning you travel, because the wait is the least predictable part of the day.
How do I check a specialist in Reynosa is board certified?
Ask which council certified them and for the certificate number, then look it up in the CONACEM public directory. Certification is a legal requirement for specialist practice in Mexico and runs five years, so the expiry date matters as much as the number. Every specialist listed here has both published, with the date the check was run.
Do I need a passport?
To re-enter the United States, yes: a passport, passport card, or an enhanced driver's licence from a state that issues them. Canadians need a passport. Going into Mexico is the easy part; the document is for the return.