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sign up... Seguro Popular,..Mulege, TODAY ONLY

willyAirstream - 4-4-2014 at 01:14 PM

Sorry meant to post this earlier. You can sign up at the clinic today in Mulege from 3:pm to 7 or 8pm. Normally you would need to apply in Santa Rosalia.
The process...
Bring your visa, passport, an id with photo and finger print and your curp card and one utility bill. Bring 2 copies of the above. If you don`t have a curp card, walk down the sreet to the internet cafe, tell her you are applying for seguro popular and she willgo online, print and laminate your card and make copies of everything. 30 pesos.
They ask if you rent or own your casa, how many cars you own and directions to your casa, take your fingerprints, ck your weight and height. I was the first Americano they processed, they spent sometime looking up rules and the whole thing took an hour. Now i bet you could be otta there in 30 minutes. Btw, They speak no english and joke constantly.

Udo - 4-4-2014 at 01:25 PM

They will eventually work their way north to Guerrero Negro, or make a side trip to Bahia Asunción.

EnsenadaDr - 4-4-2014 at 02:53 PM

that's great thanks for posting that info.

Sweetwater - 4-4-2014 at 04:20 PM

Had to look it up and get it translated....looks better than my BCBS that got used again this week....U2 willy....
Quote:

Medical Coverage The People's Insurance, through its Universal Health Services Catalogue (Causes) financed health care interventions of 284 first and second level of care, representing a coverage of more than 500 thousand diseases. This translates into attention 100 percent of ailments for which goes to a clinic or health center (primary care) and more than 90 percent of therapeutic diagnostics second level, ie those at usually require hospitalization. The more than 500 thousand diseases financed by the Seguro Popular are related specialties such as emergency, oral health, orthopedics, traumatology, rheumatology, rehabilitation, dentistry, mental health and addictions, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, dermatology, among others. In addition to prevention and health promotion and care of communicable diseases, chronic degenerative and general surgery.

rhintransit - 4-4-2014 at 04:35 PM

too late to make it to Mulege today, but in preparation for someday such an event happening in Loreto...how does one get, if one doesn't have, an id with a fingerprint on it

willyAirstream - 4-4-2014 at 04:46 PM

Maybe a Mexican drivers license? That is a guess, as is this..bring whatever id you have and a letter of recommendation from a local resident. They are easy to work with.