For those of you who travel a lot, getting sick when you're away from home is a difficult endeavor. For others who have considered moving, health care should be one main concern. In Mexico, generally speaking, you'll find good hospitals, and they will cost you half of what it would cost in the US or Europe.

Any medium to large city across the country has at least two or three hospitals that offer good care for locals and visitors. I know what you're thinking, travel can seem very difficult because you're away from home and don't know what to expect if you get sick. And you're right, if you get sick when you go abroad, that reminds you of how fragile you are, and how much you like it back home.

It could be the case that you miss constant communication with your physician, and on top of that, understanding doctors in a different language might be a big deal for some. To add it all up, getting injured in a place like Mexico can get expensive if your medical coverage won't take the bill.

Many Americans travel all the way south to Mexican hospitals around the country to get medical treatment. Mexican, American, and multinational hospitals want the rules to change. People are trying to get medical coverage in all of North America for the same ticket, this means, with your same insurance.

If this happens in the future, I'm sure the number of Americans opting for health care in Mexico will reach an unprecedented level.

Here's a video to open your eyes on Americans seeking cheap drugs in Mexico pharmacies.