Mexico’s 50 Doctors Pitches US$200 Million El Salvador Hospital Plan to Bukele
The Mexican private chain 50 Doctors presented President Bukele with a more than US$200 million plan for five hospitals and a senior-living complex, its first expansion outside Mexico. The post Mexico’s 50 Doctors Pitches US$200 Million El Salvador Hospital Plan to Bukele appeared first on The Rio Times .
50 Doctors, a private hospital chain from Mexico, presented a US$200 million plan to build five new hospitals and a senior-living complex in El Salvador to President Nayib Bukele. If realized, this project would mark the first time the Mexican chain expands abroad, positioning itself as the first Mexican hospital chain operating beyond its borders.
The delegation, led by chairman Javier de Lope Frances, visited San Salvador to pitch the plan directly to the president. The concept is built on a unique model where each hospital's specialist doctors are also partners and investors in the business. In addition to the hospital centers, the project includes a senior-living residential complex named Alviva, focusing on high-specialty maternal and child hospitals, along with full-time care for older adults.
The proposal's total investment figure of over US$200 million is based on Mexican press reports and has yet to be confirmed by an official Salvadoran document. While no specific cities, departments, start date, number of beds, or job creation numbers have been announced, the plan could ease healthcare access in El Salvador and demonstrate Bukele's government's commitment to investment and innovation in health and technology.
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