Hospital CYNTAR
The accredited hospital that houses the surgical program described on this site. Information on this page describes the host facility — not hernia-specific clinical outcomes.
Transparency note: Accreditation and the institutional track record below apply to Hospital CYNTAR and its Obesity Control Center (OCC) bariatric program. These are not hernia outcomes. They are published here so patients can evaluate the perioperative environment — accreditation, ICU access, monitoring, and surgical-program safety culture — in which hernia surgery is performed.
Accreditation
Three independent accreditations cover hospital quality, surgical program review, and medical-travel patient experience.
International gold-standard hospital accreditation covering patient safety, infection control, medication management, and quality systems.
Independent surgical accreditation evaluating volume, outcomes, perioperative pathways, and continuous quality improvement.
Specialized accreditation for medical-travel patient experience, care coordination, and cross-border continuity of care.
Accreditation applies to Hospital CYNTAR, the host facility for the surgical program described on this site.
Institutional track record
Volume, morbidity, and mortality figures from the host facility's bariatric program. Published for institutional transparency only.
Hospital CYNTAR — Obesity Control Center (OCC) bariatric program
- Bariatric procedures performed
- 30,000+
- Patients in published ASMBS series
- 19,801
- Reported morbidity rate
- 1.2%
- Reported mortality
- 0
Institutional volume since program inception
Peer-reviewed bariatric series presented to the American Society for Metabolic & Bariatric Surgery (ASMBS).
Bariatric series — host facility
Bariatric series — host facility
Important context: Bariatric (weight-loss surgery) program metrics for the host facility — not hernia-specific outcomes. They reflect the institutional safety culture, perioperative systems, and surgical volume of the host facility — meaningful background when evaluating any surgical program operating inside it, but they are not a substitute for procedure-specific hernia outcome data.
Perioperative capabilities
Clinical and operational systems available to surgical patients inside the host facility.
Perioperative & cross-border support
- Critical careOn-site intensive care unit
- Monitoring24/7 in-hospital physician and nursing coverage
- Patient coordinationUS-based bilingual patient coordinators
- Border logisticsDoor-to-door San Diego ↔ Tijuana medical transport
- LanguagesEnglish · Spanish
Address & contact
Paseo de los Héroes 9111 #100, Zona Urbana Río, Tijuana, Baja California 22010, Mexico
Phone: 1-866-675-9912 · Hours: Mon–Fri 8:00am – 5:00pm PT (on-call 24/7)
Educational disclaimer: This page is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Individual recommendations require consultation with a qualified healthcare professional.