Your Neurosurgical Care in Tijuana
This page explains your neurosurgical care in Tijuana — evaluation, preparation, treatment options, and follow-up — so you can make informed decisions with confidence.
*This site is informational and does not replace a medical consultation.*
Process
A clear path: evaluation → preparation → treatment → recovery.
1) Evaluation
- Medical history review and neurological examination.
- Clear explanation of findings and next steps.
- Imaging/labs as needed to confirm the diagnosis.
2) Preparation
- Clear pre-treatment or pre-surgery instructions.
- Time to answer questions and set realistic expectations.
- Coordination with the hospital and care team.
3) Treatment
- Medical or surgical care based on your condition.
- Safety-focused, evidence-based decisions.
- Modern pain-control and perioperative protocols.
4) Recovery
- Follow-up care and clear warning signs to watch for.
- Guidance for activity, medications, and rehabilitation.
- A recovery plan tailored to your case.
Benefits
Personalized care, clear communication, and hospital support in Tijuana.
Personalized care
We take time to listen, evaluate, and explain your diagnosis and options in clear terms.
Safety and hospital support
Care is delivered in recognized hospitals with appropriate safety protocols and perioperative support.
Continuity and follow-up
Before and after treatment, you know what to expect and how to take care of yourself.
Meet Dr. José Manuel Segovia
Calm, clarity, and careful technique
During consultations, my priority is for you to feel comfortable and informed. I listen carefully to your symptoms, take a complete medical history, and perform a thorough neurological examination. Then I explain the diagnosis clearly and what studies are needed (if any) to confirm it. With results in hand, we choose the most appropriate treatment plan.
For training, hospital appointments, and areas of care, visit the credentials page.
Before your first visit
How consultations work
The goal is clarity. We review symptoms, perform an exam, and explain what findings mean. If additional testing is needed, we explain why and what decisions it supports.
What to bring
- Prior imaging studies and reports (MRI/CT/X-ray).
- List of current medications and dosages.
- Relevant medical history and prior surgeries.
- Your main questions (we can write them down together).
If you are traveling from the U.S. or another city, we can help you plan recommended timelines and follow-up.
Frequently asked questions
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Location
Ave. Paseo de los Héroes 10999, Suite 205, Medical Offices Tower – Hospital Ángeles Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico.
Articles to answer common questions
Clear, reliable information for patients and families. These articles do not replace a medical consultation, but they can help you understand symptoms and options.
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Schedule your consultation
Choose the contact method that works best for you.
Call: +1 664-635-1809
Email: info@neurocirujanosentijuana.com