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How to get to the office
Guadalajara and Mexico City, always by appointment. Both have free parking.
Guadalajara
Bari Medical Center · Office 1
San Juan de Los Lagos 21, Vallarta Poniente, 44110 Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
Behind the Fiesta Americana hotel, one block from the Minerva roundabout (Glorieta Minerva).
Look for the blue building with the BARI logo and the number 21.
Monday through Saturday, by appointment.
Free parking.
Mexico City
Medical San Francisco · Second floor
Rosa María Siqueiros 229, San Francisco Culhuacán, Coyoacán, 04420 Mexico City, Mexico
Look for the white building with the black Medical San Francisco sign over the entrance.
One week a month, usually around the end of one month and the start of the next. Ask us for the dates on WhatsApp.
Free parking.
Appointments in both cities by WhatsApp
33 1501 3675Before your visit
- Your imaging of the painful area: ideally X-rays taken within the last year. If you have an MRI or ultrasound, bring them too.
- The list of medications and supplements you take, with the name and dose.
Haven't told us about your case yet? Answer the pain questionnaire: it takes about 3 minutes and helps us prepare your visit.
While you wait for your visit
Learn how we approach knee, spine, shoulder, hip and heel pain, or get to know Dr. Lizeth Ortiz.
Plantar fasciitis or fasciopathy: what the evidence says
In heel pain that lasts for months, the fascia looks less like inflammation and more like tissue that stopped tolerating load. What that changes in treatment.
Ultrasound-guided arthrocentesis: why ultrasound matters in diagnosing and treating joint effusions
Ultrasound makes it possible to locate the effusion and guide the needle in real time. What the evidence says, what synovial fluid shows and what aspiration alone does not solve.
Physical therapies and inflammation: what we know about M2 macrophages
In the lab, several physical therapies change how macrophages behave. What has been proven in patients, what has not, and what to check before using them.
Frequently asked questions
How do I book an appointment?
By WhatsApp at 33 1501 3675. Before booking, we review your case there. We ask about your symptoms and your imaging; if something is missing, we tell you what to bring. If you like, you can send us that information ahead of time with the pain questionnaire on this site. If what you share suggests your case needs a different kind of care, such as a surgical evaluation, we tell you right there. That way you do not have to travel. This guidance is not a consultation or a diagnosis. Consultations are strictly by appointment: in Guadalajara Monday through Saturday, and in Mexico City one week a month.
What imaging do I need for the evaluation?
Ideally, X-rays of the painful area (knee, hip, shoulder, spine or other) taken within the last year. If you already have an MRI or ultrasound, those help too: share them on WhatsApp before your visit. If you do not have recent imaging, we tell you which studies to get before booking.
Do I have to come in to find out whether this treatment is right for me?
Not necessarily. We know that getting around can be hard when you are in pain or have limited mobility. With your symptoms and your imaging, we can guide you on WhatsApp about whether a visit makes sense. That guidance is not a consultation or a diagnosis: the treatment decision is made at the consultation, after the physical exam.
Does the injection hurt?
Local anesthetic is used to reduce discomfort during the procedure. Even so, you may feel pressure, contact or mild discomfort. Before starting, we explain what you may feel and what aftercare to follow. Ultrasound allows the procedure to be done with greater precision, although it does not completely remove the sensation of the needle.