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How much does a pulmonologist cost in Mexico City? $1,500 MXN, plan included

One consultation, one price, one written plan. A full respiratory evaluation with an INER-trained pulmonologist who speaks English — with the fee published before you book, not revealed at the front desk.

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English-speaking Trained at the INER CFDI invoice available Mon–Fri 4–9 pm

What the $1,500 consultation includes

Unhurried clinical history

Your symptoms, medications and prior studies reviewed properly — bring reports from your doctor back home and we pick up where they left off.

Examination and oximetry

Physical examination and pulse oximetry are part of the visit, not add-ons. Relevant at 2,240 m of altitude, where oxygen runs lower than at sea level.

A plan in writing

You leave with your diagnosis workup and treatment plan on paper, in plain language, so nothing gets lost in translation.

CFDI invoice

An itemized invoice on request — accepted by most travel and international health insurers for reimbursement.

Clear prices for the most requested studies

If a study is indicated, you will know its price before you say yes.

ServicePrice (MXN)Notes
Pulmonology consultation$1,500Full evaluation, oximetry, written plan
Spirometry with bronchodilator$1,200 · +$600$1,200 standalone or an additional $600 with your consultation; digital report, 25 or 45-minute protocol
Home sleep test$4,500 · $5,000$4,500 in-office package with consultation included, or $5,000 at home (study only, consultation billed separately)

When is the consultation worth it?

A cough that has lasted more than three weeks, breathlessness on stairs that is new for you, snoring with daytime sleepiness, asthma or COPD that never feels controlled, or smoking you finally want to quit with medical support. If you are visiting the city and the altitude has caught you off guard, the visitors page explains what to expect.

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Dr. William César Lara Vázquez — Pulmonologist (Neumólogo) Trained at the INER (National Institute of Respiratory Diseases). Board-certified by the Consejo Nacional de Neumología (CNN-2102). Professional licenses verifiable with Mexico's SEP (12588976 / 15595809). Office at Hospital Santa Coleta, Saturnino Herrán 59, San José Insurgentes, Benito Juárez — Monday to Friday, 4:00 to 9:00 pm.
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Consultation cost — frequently asked questions

What exactly does the $1,500 MXN consultation include?
A complete pulmonology evaluation: detailed clinical history, physical examination, pulse oximetry, review of any studies you bring, and a treatment plan in writing so you leave knowing exactly what to do next. A CFDI invoice is issued if you need one.
Does spirometry cost extra?
Spirometry with bronchodilator — the complete test with a digital report, taking about 45 minutes — costs $1,200 MXN on its own or an additional $600 MXN when performed together with your consultation. A shorter 25-minute protocol is available when clinically appropriate.
How much does the sleep study cost?
The home sleep test (type III respiratory polygraphy) costs $4,500 MXN as an in-office package that includes the consultation, or $5,000 MXN if we bring the equipment to your home — in that option the study is billed on its own and the consultation separately.
Do you issue invoices or receipts for insurance?
Yes. An itemized CFDI invoice is issued on request, and most travel and international health insurers accept it for reimbursement. Payment is at the time of service.
Why do pulmonologist prices vary so much between offices?
Prices in Mexico City vary with the doctor's training, the time dedicated per patient and what the fee actually covers. Here the price is published upfront: $1,500 MXN buys unhurried specialist time, oximetry and a written plan — with no surprise add-ons at the front desk.

One consultation, one price, one written plan

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Educational information reviewed by Dr. William César Lara Vázquez (last reviewed July 2, 2026). It does not replace an in-person consultation, diagnosis or treatment. In a respiratory emergency in Mexico, call 911. COFEPRIS advertising notice 2609142002A00265. Your personal and health data are handled under Mexico's LFPDPPP; see the privacy notice.

Información educativa revisada por el Dr. William César Lara Vázquez; no sustituye la consulta, el diagnóstico ni el tratamiento médico.