Quality Care open?

They aren't answering their phone. Does anyone know if Quality care is open?

They were open last Tuesday.

Maybe a longgg weekend

They were open today before lunch, saw their doors wide open.

They certainly are open and charging as much as they can get away with.

I have a confirmed appt. for tomorrow. They called today.

cypress wrote:They certainly are open and charging as much as they can get away with.

You can always go to Guad . . .

How much are they charging?

How much are they charging? They are coming from Guadalajara and the commute is pretty bad..Of course just the fact they are coming from Guadaljara and see lots of patients there makes me think twice about seeing any of them. I am going to have to have an emergency or be in a pretty bad pain before I see a doctor who comes from an area that have many sick people.

I had an appt. with the cardiologist today. They asked that I not arrive early so that the waiting room wouldn't be crowded. When I arrived, hand sanitizer was next to the (open) door and all the employees were masked and gloved. The doctor was not only masked and gloved, but was wearing a plastic face protector.
My appt. lasted over 40 minutes and an electrocardiogram was done. I paid $1,000 pesos for everything.(At the Ajijic Clinic, the latest charge to see a specialist is $800 pesos.)
I consider the fee at Quality Care to be reasonable.

I agree. Very fair. Did he change gloves?

Trailrunner wrote:I agree. Very fair. Did he change gloves?

YES "The doctor was not only masked and gloved, but was wearing a plastic face protector."

Super careful for their patients and themselves.

I liked that they also had their heavy door open, so nothing needed to be touched. Inside, they had the container of hand spray.

Quality Care is a Quality Act. The doctors are great and worth every peso that they charge.