The Health Caravans for Everyone program is set to return to Quintana Roo in February, offering free medical services in the areas of Bacalar, Tulum, and Felipe Carrillo Puerto. The program has released the dates, operating hours, and exact locations for each area, along with the services provided and the requirements for receiving care.
In Bacalar, the mobile units will be stationed at the Divorciados community dome and in areas of Gustavo Diaz Ordaz, La Pantera, and Manuel Ávila Camacho. These services will be available from Monday, February 17th to Friday, February 21st, starting at 7:00 am each day. The program will simultaneously operate in Tulum during these same dates.
For residents of Felipe Carrillo Puerto, services will be available at the Santa Rosa community dome, also from 7:00 am on the same dates.
To access these services, individuals must bring a copy of their INE and CURP. The free services provided include comprehensive medical care, clinical laboratory services, mammography, X-rays, electrocardiograms, densitometry, pelvic-obstetric ultrasounds, dental health services, visual and ear health checks, nutrition advice, psychological care, support for victims of violence, and ambulance services.
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