Meet Your Risk Architect.

When I founded Mexico Insurance Advisors in 2013, the conversation around health insurance in Mexico looked the same everywhere you turned — lowest price, fastest quote, done. Clients treated insurance the way you treat buying a sweater. Walk in, pick a color, pay, leave. Nobody was asking the harder questions. Nobody was explaining that they were signing a legal contract — one with fine print, restrictions, and consequences that would only reveal themselves at the worst possible moment.

I was trained to sell. I was expected to quote. And the faster I moved a client from inquiry to enrollment, the better. But every time I handed someone a policy without walking them through what it actually meant — how the carrier evaluated their health history, how claims worked in a real medical crisis, what the fine print said about their specific conditions — I felt the gap between what I was doing and what they actually needed.

I am not built for that gap.

I Did Not Set Out to Reinvent the Industry. The Industry Left Me No Choice.

Four years ago I made a deliberate decision. I stopped leading with quotes and started leading with questions. I built a paid advisory model — strategy sessions designed to give individuals the complete picture before they signed anything. Insurability. Eligibility. Rate sustainability. Carrier behavior. The mechanics of how Mexican and International insurers actually operate behind the brochure.

The response told me everything. Clients did not just want a plan. They wanted to understand what they were buying — and why it mattered. They wanted someone who would tell them the truth, even when the truth was complicated.

That model is now the foundation of everything we do at Mexico Insurance Advisors. Not because it is a better sales strategy — but because it is the only way I know how to do this work with integrity.

Mexico's private health insurance market is not like buying coverage in the US or Canada. There are no public customer reviews. There is no independent watchdog telling you how a carrier behaves when a $200,000 inpatient claim arrives. What you know about your insurer is almost entirely determined by what your agent chooses to tell you.

As insurance rates have increased year over year, the pressure on agents to close sales has increased with them. The result is an industry where the fine print gets smaller and the sales pitch gets louder. Agents focus on what will move a client to sign — not on what a client needs to know to be protected.

I track carrier behavior, rate trends, and claims-payment integrity from year to year — because a highly rated company today may not be the same company next year. This industry is constantly in flux, and my clients deserve to know when something changes.

An insurance contract is not a sweater. You cannot return it if it does not fit. What you report on your application — and how it is reported — determines whether your policy is valid the day you need it most. Under Mexican law, an omission or inaccurate statement gives the carrier the legal right to void your policy and deny your claim. Not just for the undisclosed condition. For anything.

My commitment to authenticity does not allow me to hide that reality. On the contrary — revealing it is the entire point.

The Client I Am Here to Serve.

I want clients who are aligned with my philosophy. Clients who understand that the price of a premium is not the measure of their coverage. Clients who are willing to take an active role in understanding their insurance investment — because the cost of not understanding it is far greater than any premium they will ever pay.

In 2013 we were demystifying the difference between public and private healthcare in Mexico — running seminars on medical emergency preparedness, bringing in panels of experts to explain what happens at a public hospital versus a private one. The goal then is the same as it is now: to educate clients before they sign anything, so they can protect their health and their finances for the long term.

Fewer clients today can afford private health insurance than could in 2013.

The ones who can afford it cannot afford to get it wrong.

Trust Is Not a Tagline. It Is a Practice.

Trust is built over time — and in this business, it is built in the moments that matter most. When your renewal arrives, we review it together — because what made sense last year may not make sense this year. Carriers change. Rates shift. Your health profile evolves. A renewal is not a formality. It is an annual checkpoint.

When a medical emergency happens — and in Mexico, it can happen fast — I am on the phone with you. Not a call center. Not an automated response. Me. Whether you are in a hospital in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico City, or anywhere in between, we are with you navigating the system, advocating on your behalf, and making sure the coverage you paid for is the coverage you receive.

We respond 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — because a medical crisis does not wait for business hours.

This is not a service we advertise as a feature. It is simply how we work.

Who I Am.

I entered the insurance business under the mentorship of a top Mexican producer — a Seguros GNP expert and Neuro-Linguistic Programming certified sales specialist who taught me the inside rules of both Mexican and International health insurance from the ground up. She brought sales mastery. I brought a background in education, training, and interpreting. That combination shaped everything about how I work with clients today.

I studied at the Universidad de Guadalajara and the Tecnológico de Monterrey and hold an MS in Organizational Management. I am a former Fulbright Scholar — my Fulbright research was conducted in Honduras in partnership with USAID, focusing on public education. I am also a former CBS News Spanish Simulcast Interpreter and Emmy Award Nominee. San Miguel de Allende is my Mexico base — and my clients live throughout Mexico and Latin America..

I founded Mexico Insurance Advisors in 2013. I am bilingual, bicultural, and I have no preferred carriers, no hidden agendas, and no interest in a fast sale.

My investment is your informed decision.