Mtro. Maximiliano Gómez Peña
Primary & Family Care · Tijuana, Mexico
- Specialties
- Primary & Family Care
- Location
- Ave. Ensenada 2269, Colonia Madero (Cacho), 22040, Tijuana, Baja California, México (San Diego – Tijuana region, Tijuana, Mexico)
- Rating
- 5.0/5 from 102 reviews (Doctoralia). Reliability: high
- Cheapest published price
- $700 MXN (about $41 USD)
- Languages spoken
- Not stated by the clinic
- Insurance accepted
- None listed
- Professional licence
- Published on the provider's source profile
- Listing
- Free listing
- Directions
- Open in Google Maps
Services and published prices
- Online consultation (Consulta en línea) — $700 MXN (about $41 USD)
- Specialized consultation (pathologies) (Consulta especializada (patologías)) — $800 MXN (about $47 USD)
- Follow-up nutritional consultation (Consulta nutricional de seguimiento) — $800 MXN (about $47 USD)
- First visit Nutrition (Primera visita Nutrición) — $900 MXN (about $53 USD)
Recent patient reviews
- 5/5 — "This was my first appointment with Max. What I really liked is that he paid attention to my other concerns and the hormonal problems I'm going through. He explained to me at the same time what we can do. Thank you. Max" — Adriana, 2024-06-22 (translated)
- 5/5 — "Very kind, excellent care and detailed explanation." — Ys, 2024-05-12 (translated)
- 5/5 — "Excellent service and human quality, the explanation was specific and clear" — Marisela F., 2024-03-02 (translated)
- 5/5 — "Excellent in every way, I would recommend him/her." — Rh M., 2024-01-29 (translated)
- 5/5 — "Excellent service, a specialist in his field who dedicates himself with all his effort and empathy to resolving all your questions in order to give you the best plan according to your needs." — Alejandro C., 2023-10-11 (translated)
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