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Home > Mexico News > Members Of The American Medical Association: Enjoy Mexico's High Season
Members Of The American Medical Association: Enjoy Mexico's High Season
Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) February 1, 2006 – MedToGo LLC, a proven leader in providing health and safety travel guidance, launched their expanded website this month. “We have enhanced the site in four key areas to help a broad audience including traveler’s preparing to enjoy Mexico’s high season (November – April) or those who have relocated” states Robert R. Page, Vice President of Operations. “For quick reference we have added: in-depth coverage of common symptoms and conditions found in Mexico; travel tips for dialysis patients; expanded the health and safety products from the store and completed the extensive review of diving health and safety.”
Most will admit that it is rare when important medical advice can span an audience that could include the adventurous, seasoned traveler, or expatriate. Whatever category you find yourself in, consider visiting the experts at MedToGo before departure. “We are committed to providing medical insight and unbiased research that is easily understood by today’s traveler and expatriates” states Robert H. Page, M.D. President and Founder.
About MedToGo LLC
MedToGo, with offices in Arizona and Mexico, is a proven leader in providing health and safety travel guidance that is built on thirty five years of medical experience. The company publishes popular information guides with life saving insight for travelers and expatriates that include a selective directory of over 50 of the best hospitals and approximately 200 board-certified English-speaking physicians in over 40 of Mexico’s most popular destinations. They have also been recognized by the Mexican National Tourism Fund, The Honorable United States Senator John McCain, and featured in several leading newspapers and publications including the New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, and Conde Nast Traveler. In addition to authoring the important guides, the MedToGo principals remain professionally committed to their heritage and successful bilingual medical practice in Arizona which treated over 27,000 patients in 2005.
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