Mexico
GTM #14Content roadmap (editorial)
Summaries from internal Notion country dossiers (April 2026 export), shown to explain guide depth — not legal, regulatory, or clinical advice. How we use this data.
- Rollout wave
- Wave 2
- Editorial difficulty
- medium
- Hub expansion priority
- Queued after Wave 1 hubs
- Research status
- drafted (verify before product claims)
Large Spanish-language market with growing private rehab; COFEPRIS device registration context and state-level care delivery fragmentation shape editorial rollout.
National device/software orientation (from export): COFEPRIS — Medical devices (orientation)
Citations: HandTherapy editorial country dossiers (Notion export) · COFEPRIS — Medical devices (orientation)
Emergency information
Primary authority: Secretaría de Salud (Federal Ministry of Health)
Open Emergency help for Mexico (cited, dialable numbers from our same sources — not a diagnosis)
Top clinics
- Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social (IMSS) — national system context (Mexico City)
Therapists in directory
Seed region not linked yet for this country.
Legal notices · Mexico (informational)
Figures for Mexico are educational references, not individualized clinical, legal, or travel advice. HandTherapy.app does not create a clinician–patient relationship. Always confirm emergency numbers and coverage with local authorities and your care team.
In Mexico, public references commonly list 911 for life-threatening emergencies. HandTherapy.app does not place calls, verify numbers for your situation, or monitor emergencies. If you may be having a medical emergency, use local emergency services immediately.
Public listings (societies, hospitals, faculty)
Curated from primary public pages (societies, IFSHT member lists, NHS or hospital sites, clinic “About” pages). Not a pay-to-play ranking.
- Mexico — IFSHT country listing (Monterrey contact)International federation — country contact listing
IFSHT publishes a Mexico members page with a primary contact in Monterrey — use for international hand therapist coordination.
Citations: IFSHT — Mexico (member listing)
Sources (6)
- INEGI (Mexico) — https://www.inegi.org.mx/default.html
- Gob.mx — Salud — https://www.gob.mx/salud
- IMSS — https://www.gob.mx/imss
- Gob.mx — 911 emergency line — https://www.gob.mx/911mx
- Joint Commission International — accredited organizations — https://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/find-accredited-organizations
- IFSHT — Mexico (member listing) — https://ifsht.org/members/mexico/