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Live Longer in Mexico?

In 1985, life expectancy for Mexicans was only 68 years.  By 1990, it had jumped to 69, by 1995 it had leaped to 70 and by 2010 it sprinted to 77.8 years, a whopping 8 years, just 4 years shy of the Japanese, the oldest living people on the planet.  The simple fact is that in  2010, people in Mexico now live an average of 14.8 years longer. This longevity acceleration is unmatched among the world’s modern countries. 

Why the Jump in Longevity?
 
One reason is the faithful efforts of the Mexican government to provide quality, affordable healthcare to everyone, including foreigners.  For example, the average Mexican citizen has a veritable healthcare jackpot available to them that includes full medical, dental and vision coverage for about $600 a year.  This government run healthcare plan (IMSS) is for Mexican employees but is also open to legal foreigners.  

The Healthcare Jackpot
 
Imagine a healthcare-fantasy world where there are no deductibles, no co-pays, no limits, no prescriptions to pay for and even pre-existing conditions are covered after 1-2 years...this is Mexican healthcare.  Some may think that since healthcare is so cheap in Mexico, compared to the U.S., the ... more

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