Sisal Beach Front Condos and lots available. Most beautiful beaches in Yucatan coast 30 min to Merida. Up and coming Development zone with new marina and two new highways being built to cut drive time form 1 hour to just under half a hour from Merida. dont miss out on BOOM. dont you wish you knew about Cancun or Playa del Carmen before it happend. well here is your chance.2 bed room 2 bath, both bedrooms and living area have ocean views, go on seadoo,jet ski, wind surf,great for outdoors men or women, fishing, duck hunting, or just bird watching go kayaking through Sisals El Palmar Reserve through mangrove forest and lagoon. big secret Sisal has a reef that is as beautifull as Caribbean, scuba all day long or just lounge by your private pool starting at only 30,000 USD developer financing available credit score not issue.
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805-284-9410 USA
999-246-9605 Mexico
Monday, May 30, 2011
Medicare in Mexico, your retirement looks better and better everyday.
At my age, we are now just beginning to consider retirement. In truth, we struggle with what we can afford, how we will retire and the cost of healthcare and lifestyle in the United States. The big picture is gloomy and scary while we struggle in the current economy, and face the woes and fallout in the years ahead.
Mexico based Health Care is affordable for everyone, and although you have to provide your own pillow if hospitalized and the family is required to keep you fed, the reality is, with the recognition of more and more ex-pats and baby boomers fleeing to Mexico for a better quality of life or second income homes and partial retirement, the medical insurance game is changing South of the Border.
Mexico and the United States are closer to reaching a deal that will enable Medicare to cover the Mexican Hospitals. Year round warm weather, and affordable living make it the place to retire these days, and it is changing the way we (United States and Canadians) retire.
Felipe Calderon, the President of Mexico is planning to engage in a dialog with the United States regarding the benefits and incentive to having Medicare coverage for the Mexican based hospital system. His objective is to have the conversation when he arrives in the states on May 19 to visit Washington. For destinations such as Puerto Vallarta, San Miguel de Allende, Mazatlan and Cabo San Lucas, for example, where a record number of U.S retirees are said to be living, this is great news and brings with it greater value in the trend of living the “last chapter” of life in Mexico.
The US Joint International Commission ( their focus is on improving the safety of patient care through the provision of accreditation and certification services as well as through advisory and educational services aimed at helping organizations implement practical and sustainable solutions) will be required to certify the institutions and healthcare facilities of Mexico meet the standards of the United States, which is the next requirement for the coverage of Medicare. With 8 Mexico hospitals already certified, more are on line for the certification (See below for most updated list and location).
In Mexico’s growth plan moving forward, the objective is to see the 1 Million registered retirees grow to 5 million over the next decade. Medicare is the added incentive Mexico needs to create the draw and substantiate the value of retirement in the 31 States of Mexico. The United States Census reports that today we have a populous of 40 Million retirees, this number is projected to increase to 90 Million by the year 2050; about the time this blogger is finally, and seriously retiring. Ask anyone who knows me and they will tell you, Mexico is on the list of destinations for when that time comes.
Already a destination for affordable aesthetic and cosmetic surgeries and gastric bypass options, Mexico is of great appeal for the medical vacation. This scenario allows the consumer to travel to Mexico, have procedure’s done affordably, and recouperate in the most beautiful and relaxing destinations in the world. With the United States already struggling with healthcare issues and the increasing costs of care, this is an enormous draw for the consumer, and the ideallic beach life, in which the average 2 bedroom home, on the beach is less than $200,000 and the cost of living from groceries to in home services are substantially less expensive, this makes the retirement option that much more alluring.
Mexico’s hospitals have come a long way in building standards and modern, state-of-the-art facilities are becoming the norm. With builders from the United States overseeing the projects in Mexico, offering expertise and knowledge to allow for a competitive healthcare facility, offering Medicare will increase the interest and appeal, knocking Florida and Arizona off the map for ideal retirement and putting Mexico right smack dab in the middle of the equation.
Mexico offers a quality of life that is no longer possible in the United States. Besides the average house keeper cost of $35 per day, the activities and growing communities create additional incentive. From affordable golf, endless water activities, excellent schools for advanced learning, and shopping and entertainment of the modern era, Mexico is re-branding herself as the avant-garde destination for retirement and a life in abundance, rather than living in the United States where healthcare costs rise exponentially, and activities, education and entertainment has become prohibitively expensive.
Mexico is changing the way we view her. She is opening doors to a modern world and a lifestyle option that is exemplary. From the perspective of the LGBTQ acceptance and right to marry viewed as legal nationally, to the affordable and increasingly modern health care revolution, it could be that in another decade we will see the immigration issues take a turn, and perhaps a role reversal in power on these playing fields. While Mexico may do business at a slower pace, and leveraged on relationship building and networking, she is neither ignorant, nor stupid, merely strategic and about to give us all some considerable surprises in how she stacks up to the rest of the world.
JCI FACILITIES:
Americn British Cowdray Medical Center IAP – Observatorio Campus, The
Mexico City, Mexico
Program: Hospital
First Accredited: 06 December 2008
American British Cowdray Medical Center IAP – Sante Fe Campus, The
Mexico City, Mexico
Program: Hospital
First Accredited: 12 December 2008
Christus Muguerza Alta Especialidad
Monterrey , Mexico
Program: Hospital
First Accredited: 22 July 2007
Re-accredited: 27 August 2010
Clinica Cumbres Chihuahua
Chihuahua , Mexico
Program: Ambulatory Care
First Accredited: 23 April 2008
Hospital CIMA Hermosillo
Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico
Program: Hospital
First Accredited: 11 December 2008
Hospital CIMA Monterrey
San Pedro Garza Garcia N.L., Mexico
Program: Hospital
First Accredited: 19 December 2008
Hospital Mexico Americano, SC
Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
Program: Hospital
First Accredited: 20 March 2010
Hospital San Jose Tec de Monterrey
Monterrey , Nuevo Leon, Mexico
Program: Hospital
First Accredited: 25 December 2007
Voluntarily Withdrew: 6 January 2011
Hospital Y Clinica OCA, S.A. de C.V.
Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico
Program: Hospital
First Accredited: 27 September 2008
Mexico based Health Care is affordable for everyone, and although you have to provide your own pillow if hospitalized and the family is required to keep you fed, the reality is, with the recognition of more and more ex-pats and baby boomers fleeing to Mexico for a better quality of life or second income homes and partial retirement, the medical insurance game is changing South of the Border.
Mexico and the United States are closer to reaching a deal that will enable Medicare to cover the Mexican Hospitals. Year round warm weather, and affordable living make it the place to retire these days, and it is changing the way we (United States and Canadians) retire.
Felipe Calderon, the President of Mexico is planning to engage in a dialog with the United States regarding the benefits and incentive to having Medicare coverage for the Mexican based hospital system. His objective is to have the conversation when he arrives in the states on May 19 to visit Washington. For destinations such as Puerto Vallarta, San Miguel de Allende, Mazatlan and Cabo San Lucas, for example, where a record number of U.S retirees are said to be living, this is great news and brings with it greater value in the trend of living the “last chapter” of life in Mexico.
The US Joint International Commission ( their focus is on improving the safety of patient care through the provision of accreditation and certification services as well as through advisory and educational services aimed at helping organizations implement practical and sustainable solutions) will be required to certify the institutions and healthcare facilities of Mexico meet the standards of the United States, which is the next requirement for the coverage of Medicare. With 8 Mexico hospitals already certified, more are on line for the certification (See below for most updated list and location).
In Mexico’s growth plan moving forward, the objective is to see the 1 Million registered retirees grow to 5 million over the next decade. Medicare is the added incentive Mexico needs to create the draw and substantiate the value of retirement in the 31 States of Mexico. The United States Census reports that today we have a populous of 40 Million retirees, this number is projected to increase to 90 Million by the year 2050; about the time this blogger is finally, and seriously retiring. Ask anyone who knows me and they will tell you, Mexico is on the list of destinations for when that time comes.
Already a destination for affordable aesthetic and cosmetic surgeries and gastric bypass options, Mexico is of great appeal for the medical vacation. This scenario allows the consumer to travel to Mexico, have procedure’s done affordably, and recouperate in the most beautiful and relaxing destinations in the world. With the United States already struggling with healthcare issues and the increasing costs of care, this is an enormous draw for the consumer, and the ideallic beach life, in which the average 2 bedroom home, on the beach is less than $200,000 and the cost of living from groceries to in home services are substantially less expensive, this makes the retirement option that much more alluring.
Mexico’s hospitals have come a long way in building standards and modern, state-of-the-art facilities are becoming the norm. With builders from the United States overseeing the projects in Mexico, offering expertise and knowledge to allow for a competitive healthcare facility, offering Medicare will increase the interest and appeal, knocking Florida and Arizona off the map for ideal retirement and putting Mexico right smack dab in the middle of the equation.
Mexico offers a quality of life that is no longer possible in the United States. Besides the average house keeper cost of $35 per day, the activities and growing communities create additional incentive. From affordable golf, endless water activities, excellent schools for advanced learning, and shopping and entertainment of the modern era, Mexico is re-branding herself as the avant-garde destination for retirement and a life in abundance, rather than living in the United States where healthcare costs rise exponentially, and activities, education and entertainment has become prohibitively expensive.
Mexico is changing the way we view her. She is opening doors to a modern world and a lifestyle option that is exemplary. From the perspective of the LGBTQ acceptance and right to marry viewed as legal nationally, to the affordable and increasingly modern health care revolution, it could be that in another decade we will see the immigration issues take a turn, and perhaps a role reversal in power on these playing fields. While Mexico may do business at a slower pace, and leveraged on relationship building and networking, she is neither ignorant, nor stupid, merely strategic and about to give us all some considerable surprises in how she stacks up to the rest of the world.
JCI FACILITIES:
Americn British Cowdray Medical Center IAP – Observatorio Campus, The
Mexico City, Mexico
Program: Hospital
First Accredited: 06 December 2008
American British Cowdray Medical Center IAP – Sante Fe Campus, The
Mexico City, Mexico
Program: Hospital
First Accredited: 12 December 2008
Christus Muguerza Alta Especialidad
Monterrey , Mexico
Program: Hospital
First Accredited: 22 July 2007
Re-accredited: 27 August 2010
Clinica Cumbres Chihuahua
Chihuahua , Mexico
Program: Ambulatory Care
First Accredited: 23 April 2008
Hospital CIMA Hermosillo
Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico
Program: Hospital
First Accredited: 11 December 2008
Hospital CIMA Monterrey
San Pedro Garza Garcia N.L., Mexico
Program: Hospital
First Accredited: 19 December 2008
Hospital Mexico Americano, SC
Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
Program: Hospital
First Accredited: 20 March 2010
Hospital San Jose Tec de Monterrey
Monterrey , Nuevo Leon, Mexico
Program: Hospital
First Accredited: 25 December 2007
Voluntarily Withdrew: 6 January 2011
Hospital Y Clinica OCA, S.A. de C.V.
Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico
Program: Hospital
First Accredited: 27 September 2008
Monday, May 2, 2011
Mexico is Attractive For German Investor
Three out of four German companies in Mexico have plans to invest in the country in 2011.
This is the result of the survey that the Mexican -German Chamber of Commerce (CAMEXA) conducted in early December among its members.
The trend shifted positively in recent months, since in previous monitoring conducted in April this year, only 53% said it plans to invest.
A concern among companies is the insecurity. The survey asked: Does the current wave of violence affect the operation of your company?
Only 16% said that the issue has no relevance. Some 55% see it as 'relevant' and 29% as 'very relevant.'
It summarized that the perception of security in the country is critical, but so far this is not an investment obstacle to German companies residing in Mexico, said Johannes Hauser, general director of the Chamber.
For the CAMEXA, 2010 was characterized by a clear recovery of the German companies residing in Mexico. 85% of the representatives of the companies reported that their results in terms of sales volume and profits, improved compared with the previous year.
This positive performance is reflected in the employment situation: 63% of companies subscribing to the CAMEXA announced the creation of new jobs in 2011, 33% expect to maintain their workforce and only 4% expect to reduce it.
Germany is the largest trading partner of Mexico in the European Union. In 2009, bilateral trade recorded a volume of $12.5 billion dollars.
In Mexico are operating 1,200 companies with German capital. These companies have created 120,000 jobs and participate with 7% of GDP
This is the result of the survey that the Mexican -German Chamber of Commerce (CAMEXA) conducted in early December among its members.
The trend shifted positively in recent months, since in previous monitoring conducted in April this year, only 53% said it plans to invest.
A concern among companies is the insecurity. The survey asked: Does the current wave of violence affect the operation of your company?
Only 16% said that the issue has no relevance. Some 55% see it as 'relevant' and 29% as 'very relevant.'
It summarized that the perception of security in the country is critical, but so far this is not an investment obstacle to German companies residing in Mexico, said Johannes Hauser, general director of the Chamber.
For the CAMEXA, 2010 was characterized by a clear recovery of the German companies residing in Mexico. 85% of the representatives of the companies reported that their results in terms of sales volume and profits, improved compared with the previous year.
This positive performance is reflected in the employment situation: 63% of companies subscribing to the CAMEXA announced the creation of new jobs in 2011, 33% expect to maintain their workforce and only 4% expect to reduce it.
Germany is the largest trading partner of Mexico in the European Union. In 2009, bilateral trade recorded a volume of $12.5 billion dollars.
In Mexico are operating 1,200 companies with German capital. These companies have created 120,000 jobs and participate with 7% of GDP
Spanish hotels will invest 2.5 billion in Mexico
Spanish hotels will invest 2.500 million dollars in Mexico
Spanish hotels will invest 2.500 BILLION dollars in 25/04/2011 15:34The Mexican government is studying the arrival of foreign investments in Spain by 2.500 billion dollars (million dollars) over the next 4 years to fund tourism projects, mainly the construction of hotels along Mexico.
This investment will mainly come from the Sol Melia hotel chain Barceló to generate 20.000 direct jobs in the sector.
The investment figure could be increased, as confirmed by the Mexican government has other 1.000 million dollars that are under negotiation.
In addition to Spanish companies already doing business in Mexico, is expected to come from a greater volume of Foreign Direct Investment by German and Asian tourism developers.
For the Mexican government is essential that the economic outlay abroad arrive in the country, as tourism is the third largest source of income for Mexico's national economy and represents 9% of Gross Domestic Product details (GDP) and also generates more than seven million jobs, with a multiplier effect on their production system.
WHY INVEST IN MEXICO
Why Invest In Mazatlan Mexico Real Estate Market
Why invest in Mexico 80% of Mexico's tourism activity is supported by the domestic market. The current population is 106 million.Domestic Tourism Flow: 56.4 million passengers.
Strength and sustainability of domestic tourism:•Stable source of demand in recent years.•Higher level of mobility•Increased investment in infrastructure•Increase in the national tourism Mexico, has earned its place as a tourist destination:•11 000 km of coastline ◦Caribbean Sea◦Sea of Cortez◦Pacific◦Gulf of Mexico•Nation's fourth highest number of World Heritage Cities.•1st. Place archaeological reserve.◦Teotihuacán 2.5 mile annual visitors◦Chichen Itza annual visitors 1.2 miles•1st. Place protected natural areas.•With 25 million ha. In 173 protected natural areas, four natural heritage of mankind.•1st. Place in Latin America in places for ecotourism.•2 °. In the world in biodiversity. Source: Ministry of Tourism, UNESCO, CIA World Facts.
Relationship to International Market•The largest percentage of tourists to Mexico from North America (100%) •It ranks first in international tourist arrivals in Latin America and tenth in the world (21.1 million visitors in 2009)•United States has the second highest spending tourists, Canada seventh in 2009 (Source: WTO) Last reviewed and updated: 2010/
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