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Dr. Juan Emerio Hernández - bariatric surgery
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Meet Dr. Juan Emerio Hernández – Bariatric Surgery, Mexico

Meet Dr. Juan Emerio Hernández who performs bariatric surgery in several cities in Mexico! If you are looking for one of the best certified bariatric and metabolic surgeons in Mexico, you are in the right place.  Dr. Hernández offers laparoscopic gastric bypass and sleeve gastrectomy all-inclusive packages in Cancun, Matamoros, and in Guadalajara as well.  All his packages are tailor-made for the needs of the most demanding international patients.  If you are ready for your weight loss journey, have a look at his bio and his all-inclusive packages.

Dr. Juan Emerio Hernández’ Bio

Dr. Hernández was born 35 years ago in Zapopan, Jalisco Mexico, and decided to become one of the best bariatric surgeons in the country. He has worked for many years for IMSS and PEMEX hospitals in Matamoros and Guadalajara. With plenty of experience treating thousands of patients, he successfully founded his private practice in both locations. He also specialized in gastrointestinal diseases such as inguinal hernia, gastroesophageal reflux, umbilical hernia, vesicular lithiasis (gallstones), and acute appendicitis among others.

Education

  • General Surgery Physician – Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara (UAG) – Certificate: 7256774
  • General Surgery Specialty – Universidad de Guadalajara (UDG) – Certificate: 10508500
  • Certification in Bariatric Surgery and Multidisciplinary Obesity Treatment – Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM)
  • High Specialty in Endoscopy, Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery – Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM)

Associations

  • Consejo Mexicano de Cirugía General, A.C. (CMCG) – Certificate: A1601827
  • Asociación Mexicana de Cirugía General, A.C. (AMCG)
  • Federación Latinoamericana de Cirugía General (FELAC)
  • Asociación Mexicana de Cirugía Endoscópica, A.C. (AMCE)
  • Colegio Mexicano de Cirugía para la Obesidad y Enfermedades Metabólicas, A.C. (CMCOEM)
  • International Federation for the Surgery of Obesity and Metabolic Disorders (IFSO)
  • American College of Surgeons (ACS)

Languages

  • Spanish – Mother Tongue
  • English – Fluent

Next Steps

Booking a consultation or scheduling a bariatric surgery date with Taqtik Health and Dr. Juan Emilio Hernández is a straightforward process. Here are the next steps to follow:

  1. Research and Information Gathering:
  2. Contact Taqtik Health:
    • Reach out to Taqtik Health and schedule a consultation below
    • Express your interest in a consultation and bariatric surgery with Dr. Juan Emilio Hernández.
    • Complete the quote request below - Providing any relevant information, such as your medical history, current weight, and desired outcome.
  3. Consultation and Evaluation:
    • Taqtik Health will schedule a consultation for you with Dr. Juan Emilio Hernández.
    • During the consultation, you will have the opportunity to discuss your goals, ask questions, and receive an evaluation of your suitability for bariatric surgery.
    • Make sure to communicate your expectations, concerns, and any specific requirements you may have.
  4. Treatment Plan and Pricing:
    • Based on the consultation, Dr. Juan Emilio Hernández and Taqtik Health will develop a personalized treatment plan for you, including the recommended surgical procedure and associated costs.
    • Review the treatment plan thoroughly, ensuring you have a clear understanding of the procedure, recovery process, and any postoperative care requirements.
    • Discuss the pricing, including any package options or additional services.
  5. Travel and Accommodation Arrangements:
    • Once you have agreed on the treatment plan and pricing, Taqtik Health can assist you in making travel and accommodation arrangements.
    • They may provide guidance on flights, local transportation, and accommodations that suit your needs and budget.
  6. Finalizing the Booking:
    • Confirm your preferred bariatric surgery date with Taqtik Health and Dr. Juan Emilio Hernández, taking into consideration their availability.
    • Review and sign any necessary consent forms or agreements.
    • Follow any payment instructions provided by Taqtik Health.
  7. Preoperative Preparation:
    • Taqtik Health and Dr. Juan Emilio Hernández will guide you through the preoperative preparation process, which may include medical tests, dietary adjustments, and lifestyle modifications.
    • Ensure that you adhere to the preoperative instructions provided to maximize the safety and success of your surgery.

By following these steps, you can proceed with booking your safe and affordable consultation and bariatric surgery date with Taqtik Health and Dr. Juan Emilio Hernández. Remember to maintain open communication with the healthcare team and address any concerns or questions you may have along the way.



Bariatric and obesity
Bariatrics, remote patient monitoring Taqtik Health

Remote Monitoring For Bariatric Patients

Remote Monitoring For Bariatric Patients

Using remote monitoring for bariatric patients can be a very useful way to reduce hospitalizations and length of stay. Remote monitoring for bariatric patients can also help bariatric patients adjust to a new way of life, and it can help physicians identify health problems early.

Long-Term Weight Loss

Performing bariatric surgery is an effective treatment for obese patients, but the long-term impact is unclear. In fact, there is evidence to suggest that up to 30 percent of bariatric patients are likely to regain some of their lost weight. This may obstruct the health benefits of the operation.

A sleeve gastrectomy, in particular, has garnered a lot of praise for its potential to improve a patient's health. This is in part due to its efficacy in reducing hepatic and visceral adipose tissue, a known contributor to insulin resistance. However, the weight loss associated with the procedure is often minimal, and the benefits of bariatric surgery are limited to a few select patients.

A better way to determine the actual weight loss achieved by a bariatric procedure is to perform a prospective observational study over an extended period of time. This may be best achieved by performing the surgery in an inpatient setting, where the patient is monitored closely for the duration of their stay.

Continuous remote early warning score

Using wearable devices to monitor vital signs is a potential solution to detect early deterioration in patients. It may prevent conditions such as sepsis. It could also reduce the cost of hospital care. Detecting the onset of cardiovascular deterioration could prevent cardiac arrest. In addition, it could help improve patient satisfaction.

Wearable devices can measure vital signs and send information to the console, Physician, or EMR system. These devices also feature automated early warning alerts when thresholds have been met or exceeded that prompt clinician with specific response actions based on the patient score.

Reduces hospitalizations and length of stay

Using Remote Monitoring devices with remote or international bariatric patients can reduce hospitalizations and length of stay. These devices allow patients to share their vital signs with remote physicians from their homes. The benefits of using these devices are two-fold. They reduce healthcare costs and increase patient satisfaction.

Remote monitoring devices also allow patients to share their vital signs with their primary care providers. Practice staff can then follow up with patients via an electronic medical record inbox to assess their needs. These devices can also be used to detect postoperative complications.

The results of some studies suggest that remote monitoring devices can reduce hospitalizations and length of stay for bariatric patients. The results showed that patients that were monitored had shorter hospital stays and used less intensive care. In addition, there was a decrease in hospital readmissions and hospital-acquired infections.

The study was published in JAMA Network Open. The study evaluated the safety of outpatient bariatric surgery supplemented by a wireless remote monitoring system.

Helps bariatric patients navigate new ways of life

Using a remote monitoring system, bariatric patients can keep track of their vital signs in their home environment. This can be helpful for remote patients who may have a hard time coping with their weight loss. It can also help improve the management of hypertension. The American Heart Association supports the use of remote blood pressure monitors.

Bariatric patients with diabetes can benefit from the monitoring of blood glucose levels. Hyperglycemia is a common, asymptomatic condition, but it can be dangerous if it is left untreated. Using a remote monitoring device, doctors can ensure that patients are able to follow their weight-loss goals and achieve them safely.

RPM solutions are easy to use and offer better compliance rates than traditional monitors. Using guided automation software, patients can receive step-by-step instructions, automatic reminders, and electronic consult requests. This software also allows for insurance information and education about bariatric surgery. A number of RPM devices don't require configuration, so patients can start using the device as soon as they are delivered.

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