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Estado de México: every government-listed medical facility
468 facilities in Estado de México appear on the federal CLUES catalogue of private health establishments as of September 30, 2026, across 59 districts. Names are shown as the regulator publishes them.
What being on this list means
The establishment holds a CLUES code, the federal identifier every health facility in Mexico is assigned, and the state health services report it as a private-sector unit in operation of the type shown: an inpatient hospital, an outpatient clinic, a physician office, a laboratory or a regenerative-medicine unit. The type matters: only an inpatient hospital is registered to keep you overnight.
What it does not mean
A CLUES entry is not a licence check and not a quality mark. Most dental offices and many cosmetic "clinics" are absent because they operate on a COFEPRIS notice without inpatient beds (Los Algodones, with hundreds of dental clinics, has one entry). A listed hospital may hold no current Consejo de Salubridad General certificate; only 15 establishments nationwide did as of September 1, 2026, and those are flagged here.
Source: Catálogo CLUES de Establecimientos de Salud (DGIS, Secretaría de Salud), private-sector establishments in operation: hospitals, clinics, physician offices, outpatient units, laboratories and regenerative-medicine units (pharmacy consulting rooms, mobile units, blood banks and warehouses excluded), as published September 30, 2026. Official lookup · How to verify a clinic yourself · Researched profiles
By licence type
- Hospitals (inpatient)293Private establishments registered to admit patients overnight. Surgery under general anesthesia for a visitor should happen here, not in an office suite.Open list →
- Clinics (outpatient)17Multi-physician outpatient units without registered inpatient beds.Open list →
- Private physician offices32Single-physician consulting rooms (consultorio particular) that report a CLUES; most do not.Open list →
- Other outpatient units81Outpatient establishments whose type the state did not specify, including some imaging and specialty centers.Open list →
- Laboratories44Clinical laboratories.Open list →
- Regenerative-medicine units and stem-cell banks1The only CLUES types that correspond to stem-cell activity. A COFEPRIS licence to bank cells is not approval of any treatment, and none of these therapies is FDA-approved.Open list →
Districts
Estado de México is large enough that the list is split by licence type above. Districts with the most listed facilities:
- Naucalpan de Juarez 43
- Tlalnepantla de Baz 40
- Nezahualcoyotl 39
- Ecatepec de Morelos 37
- Toluca 37
- Atizapan de Zaragoza 25
- Texcoco 20
- Metepec 17
- Nicolas Romero 13
- Cuautitlan Izcalli 12
- Tultitlan 12
- Chimalhuacan 10
- La Paz 10
- Acolman 9
- Coacalco de Berriozabal 9
- Huixquilucan 8
- Atlacomulco 7
- Chalco 7
- Valle de Chalco Solidaridad 7
- Ixtlahuaca 6
- San Mateo Atenco 6
- Tecamac 6
- Zumpango 6
- Cuautitlan 5
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This directory reproduces the official list without additions or omissions and is refreshed when the regulator republishes it. Facility names are shown as the regulator publishes them. A facility that is not listed may have been authorized after September 30, 2026, may operate under a different legal name, or may not be authorized at all. Always confirm with the official lookup and ask the facility for its certificate before paying. VitalityScout has no commercial relationship with any facility listed here.