Total Hip Replacement
Est. $17,500 USD | $24,000 CAD
Avoid provincial wait times. Choose your English Speaking Surgeon. Recover with structure. Get Back to Life.
Many Canadians wait 6–18+ months for total hip replacement through provincial systems. If pain is limiting mobility, sleep, or independence, waiting is not neutral — it often means decline. Actual Wait time Data from CIHI here.
We coordinate total hip replacement in private hospitals in Mexico with board-certified orthopedic surgeons. Transparent pricing in CAD. Structured recovery planning. Multiple location options available.
DAY 1 & 2
Arrival
Pre-Operative
Labwork & Exams
Included in All Packages:
DAY 3
Surgery, Hardware
Anesthesiologist, Private Hospital Suite: 2 Nights
DAY 4+
Physiotherapy Program,
Use of Walker
DAY 5+
Post-Operative Visits with Surgeon
Including Stitch removal
DAY 10-14
Fly home with continued telehealth Follow-up from your Surgeon
Why Canadians Choose Mexico for Hip Replacement
• Bypass long provincial wait times
• Schedule surgery within weeks
• Direct flights from major Canadian cities
• Recover in a familiar travel destination
• Choose between multiple hospital locations
This is not a “medical trip.”
It is a structured surgical plan with travel logistics managed.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the wait for hip replacement in Canada?
Wait times vary by province but commonly range from several months to over one year depending on region and priority status. See actual data.
Is hip replacement in Mexico safe?
We coordinate surgeries in accredited private hospitals with board-certified orthopedic surgeons who regularly perform total joint replacements. Our Surgeons have decades of experience, outstanding reputations, countless testimonials, and regularly perform total joint replacements.
Will my implant be recognized in Canada?
Implants are internationally recognized brands commonly used in North America. Specific implant details are provided before booking.
How do Canadians pay for surgery in Mexico?
Most patients self-pay. Financing is available, depending on provider.
Can I travel after hip replacement surgery?
Return travel is scheduled after medical clearance, typically 7-10 days post-surgery depending on the surgeon’s program & your health.
Next Step
Review available locations below.
Schedule a call with a Native-English Speaking Medical Assistant to review:
• Your Choices: Doctors, Hospitals, Cities
• Surgical candidacy
• The Process
• Your Medical Records
Cancun
Direct access from Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, Vancouver. Structured recovery planning with resort-accessible accommodations.
14 day Total Trip
All Ground Transportation Included
Board Certified: Mexican Council of Orthopedics Traumatology
American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons member AAOS
12+ years of orthopedic surgical experience
More than 10,000 surgeries performed
Annual volume: 80–100 total hip replacements, 100 total knee replacements, and 20 reverse shoulder replacements
Robot-assisted surgery
Lateral & Anterior Approach
Prosthetics: Smith & Nephew & Corentec
Puerto Vallarta
Ideal for Canadians familiar with Vallarta. Coastal recovery environment, walkable areas, strong private hospital infrastructure.
CMQ Hospitals: Bucerias, Hotel Zone, Romantic Zone
14 Day Trip
Board Certified: Mexican Council of Orthopedics and Traumatology
20+ years, Thousands of surgeries performed
Prosthetics: Smith & Nephew & Lepine
Guadalajara
Major medical hub with high surgical volume. Strong orthopedic networks and metropolitan hospital systems.
12 day Trip
All Ground Transportation Included
Mexican Council of Orthopedics and Traumatology
ISAKOS (International Society for Arthroscopy, Knee Surgery & Orthopedic Sports Medicine)
Robot-assisted surgery
Lateral & Anterior Approach
Cabo San Lucas
Direct flights from Toronto, Calgary, and Vancouver, modern private hospital facilities, and a structured coastal recovery setting with established medical tourism infrastructure for Canadian patients.
10 day Trip
Includes 2 nights at Hampton InnMexican Council of Orthopedics and Traumatology
ISAKOS (International Society for Arthroscopy, Knee Surgery & Orthopedic Sports Medicine)
Lateral & Anterior Approach
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