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The agencies below run offices in Mexico and show work for hospitals, private practices, dental clinics or health brands. Beneath the list: how IMSS and the private sector split demand, what COFEPRIS and the General Health Law expect from ads, and how the 2025 data law treats patient details.
Your City, State
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One line on what your agency does for healthcare organizations in Mexico, the services you run and the results you are known for.
The sample listing shows how a sponsored agency appears on this page. The vetted listings below are sorted alphabetically and cannot be bought.
Monterrey, Mexico
Healthcare only
Monterrey medical marketing agency offering Google Ads, websites, SEO, local SEO and social media for doctors and clinics across Mexico.
Mexico City, Mexico
Healthcare is a core vertical
Mexico City pharmaceutical advertising agency producing medical communication, HCP digital programs, events and continuing medical education for laboratories and health brands.
Mexico City, Mexico
Healthcare only
Mexico City pharmaceutical marketing and health communication agency running omnichannel HCP, patient and health influencer programs across Latin America.
San Pedro Garza García, Mexico
Healthcare is a core vertical
San Pedro Garza García agency selling SEO, Google Ads, websites and AI WhatsApp reception to clinics, dentists and specialists in Mexico.
Guadalajara, Mexico
Healthcare is one of several verticals
Guadalajara advertising and digital agency with a medical marketing team running social media, Google Ads, websites and video for clinics.
Bengaluru, India
Healthcare only
Bengaluru-headquartered life sciences commercialization company providing marketing content, campaign operations and AI search optimization to global pharma brands.
Denver, Colorado
Healthcare is one of several verticals
Denver HubSpot agency building inbound marketing, websites and automation, with a published fertility clinic case study and healthcare among four target industries.
Mexico City, Mexico
Healthcare only
Mexico City healthcare marketing brand building websites, Google Ads campaigns and social media for physicians and surgeons across Mexico.
Tijuana, Mexico
Healthcare only
Tijuana medical marketing team offering SEO, Google Ads, Meta Ads and websites for doctors, dentists, surgeons and medical tourism clinics.
San Diego, California
Healthcare is one of several verticals
San Diego data-driven marketing, creative and commerce agency whose healthcare work includes patient acquisition for a proton therapy cancer center.
Mérida, Mexico
Healthcare only
Mérida medical marketing agency offering Google advertising, social media and medical branding exclusively for doctors and medical brands.
Mexico City, Mexico
Healthcare is a core vertical
Mexico City digital agency founded in 2015 that markets OTC and prescription medicines for pharmaceutical laboratories in 12 Latin American countries.
Naucalpan de Juárez, Mexico
Healthcare only
Naucalpan agency combining digital advertising, medical SEO, websites and COFEPRIS advertising permits for doctors, clinics and aesthetic practices.
Mexico City, Mexico
Healthcare is a core vertical
Mexico City communication agency producing medical webinars, continuing medical education platforms and scientific content for pharmaceutical companies.
| Agency | Headquarters | Healthcare focus | Core services | Published pricing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ADN Médico | Monterrey, Mexico | Healthcare only | SEO, AEO and GEO, PPC | Custom quotes only; free initial consultation |
| APC Publicidad Pharma | Mexico City, Mexico | Healthcare is a core vertical | Content Marketing | Custom quotes only |
| Central Media | Mexico City, Mexico | Healthcare only | Content Marketing, Influencer Marketing | Custom quotes only |
| Hillflare | San Pedro Garza García, Mexico | Healthcare is a core vertical | SEO, PPC, Social Media | Packages from $8,999 to $32,999 MXN/month plus IVA; ad… |
| Holográfico | Guadalajara, Mexico | Healthcare is one of several verticals | SEO, PPC, Social Media | Custom quotes only; free consultation |
| Indegene | Bengaluru, India | Healthcare only | AEO and GEO, Content Marketing, Branding | No published pricing; enterprise engagements |
| Instrumental Group | Denver, Colorado | Healthcare is one of several verticals | SEO, PPC, Web Design | Custom quotes only |
| Marketing Salud | Mexico City, Mexico | Healthcare only | PPC, Social Media, Web Design | Custom quotes only; free strategy session |
| MEDADX | Tijuana, Mexico | Healthcare only | SEO, PPC, Social Media | Plans from $12,500 MXN/month; recommended ad spend from $7,500… |
| Mindgruve | San Diego, California | Healthcare is one of several verticals | SEO, AEO and GEO, PPC | Custom quotes only |
| Olter Marketing Médico | Mérida, Mexico | Healthcare only | PPC, Social Media, Branding | Custom quotes only |
| PharmaSocial | Mexico City, Mexico | Healthcare is a core vertical | Custom quotes only | |
| PM Publicidad Médica y Sanitaria | Naucalpan de Juárez, Mexico | Healthcare only | SEO, PPC, Social Media | Custom quotes only; free diagnosis |
| Sinergis | Mexico City, Mexico | Healthcare is a core vertical | Content Marketing, Video Marketing | Custom quotes only |
Pricing and terms as of each profile’s last verified date.
Mexico’s public care is divided among institutions: IMSS for private-sector employees, ISSSTE for federal government workers and IMSS-Bienestar for people without social security. Access is uneven. INEGI’s 2024 poverty measurement found that 34.2% of the population, about 44.5 million people, lacked access to health services, 18.6 percentage points more than in 2016.
Private doctors’ offices, specialty practices and hospital groups fill much of that gap, and they are the main buyers of marketing, along with fertility centers, plastic surgeons and pharmaceutical brands. Cross-border care adds a second audience. Fabián Walters Arballo, president of the Baja Health Cluster, told El Imparcial in July 2026 that dentistry is still the top reason foreign patients come to Tijuana, while bariatric surgery has dropped by 50% to 70% as GLP-1 weight-loss drugs spread. He named internal medicine, general surgery, assisted reproduction, ophthalmology and orthopedics as growing fields.
We list a firm only after confirming it runs an office in Mexico, checking that its website shows real work for healthcare clients, and matching the services we display to what it offers itself. Ranking order is never sold.
The General Health Law (Ley General de Salud) makes professionals and specialists display the institution that granted their degree, their cédula profesional number and, where relevant, their current specialty certificate. Article 83 extends the same details to stationery and to any advertising about the practice, so a doctor’s Google ad or Instagram post should carry them too.
Article 86 of the Regulation on Advertising (Reglamento de la Ley General de Salud en Materia de Publicidad) requires a notice (aviso) to the health authority for ads about professional, technical, auxiliary and specialty activities, filed on form COFEPRIS-02-002-A. Medicines and other health supplies promoted to the public need a COFEPRIS permit instead, and only over-the-counter drugs may be pitched to consumers. Prescription products stay with health professionals. Consumer medicine ads cannot present a product as a definitive cure and must tell readers to consult their doctor.
Articles 272 Bis and 272 Bis 1 require anyone performing specialty surgery to hold a specialist cédula from the education authorities and a valid certificate from the specialty’s council. In June 2023 COFEPRIS and the health ministry’s quality directorate (DGCES) issued a risk notice about doctors with only a master’s degree in aesthetic surgery operating in private hospitals, linking the practice to serious harm and deaths. The notice says CONACEM, the committee that oversees specialty councils, recognizes only the Mexican Council of Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery (CMCPER) for this field, and it tells patients to look doctors up in the SEP cédula registry. An agency promoting a surgeon should see both credentials before any ad runs.
PROFECO, the federal consumer protection agency, published an influencer advertising guide in 2023. It suggests plain labels such as #PublicidadPagada or #PatrocinadoPor, warns that loose tags like #Ad or Embajador can confuse followers, and treats gifts, trips and free products as payment. In 2024 COFEPRIS released its own Guide to Roles and Responsibilities in Influencer Advertising (GRRUPI), which reaches health products and services and asks creators to confirm that a COFEPRIS advertising permit exists and to include the mandatory warnings. A clinic paying a creator should expect its agency to manage both.
A new Federal Law on Protection of Personal Data Held by Private Parties (LFPDPPP) appeared in the official gazette on 20 March 2025 and applied from the following day, replacing the 2010 statute. Oversight passed from the dissolved INAI to the Secretariat of Anticorruption and Good Government. Present or future health status counts as sensitive data, and Article 8 demands express, written consent for it, given by handwritten or electronic signature or another authentication method. The same article bars databases of sensitive data that lack a legitimate, specific purpose, and privacy notices must now flag which data is sensitive and which purposes need consent. Lead forms on treatment pages are where this bites first.
| Authority | What it oversees | Question for your agency |
|---|---|---|
| COFEPRIS and state health services | Advertising notices and permits | Has the aviso or permit been filed before launch? |
| SEP and specialty councils | Cédulas and specialty certificates | Does every ad show the right cédula numbers? |
| PROFECO | Consumer claims and sponsored posts | Will paid creator content carry a clear label? |
| Secretariat of Anticorruption and Good Government | Personal and sensitive data | How do forms capture written consent? |
Mexican Spanish carries campaigns at home, while clinics in Tijuana, Monterrey or Cancún courting patients from the United States and Canada need fluent English copy and an agency that understands how those patients compare providers. StatCounter recorded Google at 86.55% of Mexican searches in October 2026, so each location’s Business Profile and Maps listing deserves steady care.
Doctors and other professionals generally file a notice rather than seek a permit. Article 86 of the Regulation on Advertising under the General Health Law requires an aviso for ads about professional, technical, auxiliary and specialty activities, submitted on form COFEPRIS-02-002-A. Advertising medicines or health supplies to the public needs a COFEPRIS permit. Confirm with COFEPRIS or your state health service which route your campaign follows.
Article 83 of the General Health Law requires professionals to display the institution that issued their degree, their cédula profesional number and, where it applies, their current specialty certificate. The article says the same information must appear in their stationery and in any advertising about their practice. Ask your agency to add these details to profiles, landing pages and paid ads.
Under Articles 272 Bis and 272 Bis 1 of the General Health Law, specialty surgery requires a specialist cédula and a current certificate from the specialty council. A June 2023 COFEPRIS risk notice warned that a master’s degree in aesthetic surgery does not qualify a doctor and said CONACEM recognizes only the Mexican Council of Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery for this specialty.
PROFECO’s 2023 influencer guide recommends clear labels such as #PublicidadPagada or #PatrocinadoPor and counts gifts, trips and free products as payment. COFEPRIS added its GRRUPI guide in 2024 for health products and services, asking creators to check that an advertising permit exists and to include mandatory warnings. Clinics hiring creators should agree on labels and approvals in writing.
The LFPDPPP published in March 2025 treats health status as sensitive data. Article 8 requires express, written consent for it, through a handwritten or electronic signature or another authentication method, and forbids sensitive-data databases without a legitimate, specific purpose. The Secretariat of Anticorruption and Good Government now supervises compliance, so forms and privacy notices may need revising.
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