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a hospital · ColombiaClínica Las Américas

also: Las Américas Auna · Clínica Las Américas Auna

KLEE-nee-ka las a-MEH-ree-kas. Now trading as Las Américas Auna, after the Peruvian healthcare group Auna that owns Grupo Las Américas; the clinic sits on Diagonal 75B in western Medellín.

A high-complexity private clinic in western Medellín, part of Grupo Las Américas and owned by the Peruvian healthcare group Auna. Its international office is the part of it this directory is about: a department that handles entry to Colombia, the health visa, yellow fever vaccination and flights alongside the medical arrangements.

Clínica Las Américas and everything else in this directory nearby. Equal Earth, same projection as the world map.
✈ International patient office🛂 Helps with the visa🔗 Part of a hospital group📄 Bills foreign insurers— No published price

The story Cited

Medellín is the second Colombian city in this directory and it sells differently from Bogotá. The Bogotá hospital is a foundation with no shareholders and an academic accreditation. Las Américas is a commercial clinic inside a regional group that runs hospitals in Peru, Colombia and Mexico.

What its international office publishes is not clinical. It is a procedure: how to enter Colombia, which visa class covers medical treatment, where the yellow fever vaccination is needed, how the flights work, and which insurers it deals with. Executive check-ups head its service list.

Inference — an international department that leads with the visa and the vaccination rather than with the surgery is describing its actual work. The clinical decision is made once; the paperwork is made continuously, and it is the part a patient abroad cannot do alone.

No bed count, no patient count and no accreditation was found published in the pages read for this record.

How it works Trade practice

Trade practice — the Medellín route runs on Colombians abroad, on the Caribbean and on the Andean republics, with cosmetic surgery drawing a separate and largely unaccredited trade in the same city that does not pass through a clinic of this kind. The international office is the funnel: enquiry, records, estimate, visa letter, arrival.

No price is published on any page read here.

Today Cited

As of 17 September 2026 the international office states its services — executive check-ups, a service portfolio, insurer arrangements, travel planning, medical visa guidance and yellow fever advice — at Diagonal 75B No. 2A-80/140, Medellín. No bed count, patient count, accreditation or price was found.

The particulars

iso2Colombia (CO)
ownershipprivate
founded1994
specialtyoncology, cardiovascular, orthopaedics, health screening, transplantation
drawsExecutive health screening, Total knee replacement, Total hip replacement, Bone marrow transplant
statusopen
languagesSpanish, English
regionSouth America
about those numbersNone published in the pages read. The clinic's international office describes what it does and where it is; it gives no capacity figure, no patient count and no count of the countries its patients come from. Absence here means absence from these pages, not from the clinic's records. (2026) · source
addressDiagonal 75B No. 2A-80/140, Medellín, Antioquia, 050024, Colombia Cited
where6.2140, -75.5958 (street) · OpenStreetMap · open in maps Harvested · osm-nominatim
linksOficina Internacional Las Américas
confidencelow · needs verification · updated 2026-09-17

Nearest in this directory

Great-circle kilometres. The distance page sorts every one of them from wherever you would fly from.

How far it is from the places people leave

where the patient startswhere the treatment isarcs are great circles — the line a plane flies over the curve, not the straight line a flat map draws
Great-circle kilometres on a 6,371 km sphere, and that distance at 850 km/h plus 45 minutes for the ground and the climb. Arithmetic, not a timetable: it knows nothing about routing, wind or a connection. The seven nearest source markets in this directory's list.
The 7 routes on this map
FromToDistance
Bogotá, ColombiaClínica Las Américas238 km · about 1h 02m in the air
Lima, PeruClínica Las Américas2,037 km · about 3h 09m in the air
Mexico City, MexicoClínica Las Américas2,938 km · about 4h 12m in the air
New York, United StatesClínica Las Américas3,839 km · about 5h 16m in the air
Toronto, CanadaClínica Las Américas4,179 km · about 5h 40m in the air
Santiago, ChileClínica Las Américas4,441 km · about 5h 58m in the air
São Paulo, BrazilClínica Las Américas4,565 km · about 6h 07m in the air

What it connects to

a clusterMedellínThe high-complexity clinic at the centre of the city's formal medical traffic, distinct from its cosmetic trade.and of this page it says: The hospital group whose international office this record reads.a countryColombiaThe Medellín route into Colombian private medicine, run through an international office that starts with the visa.and of this page it says: One of the Medellín institutions the trade routes patients to.a hospitalFundación Santa Fe de BogotáBogotá's foundation hospital: no shareholders and an academic accreditation, against a commercial clinic in a regional group.and of this page it says: Medellín's answer: a commercial group with an international office against a foundation with no shareholders.a stepThe visaPublishes a step-by-step page on Colombia's medical visa, which is the step its office exists for.a procedureExecutive health screeningHeads its own service list, ahead of any operation.a stepChoosing a facilitatorAn in-house international office is the alternative to a broker, and it is the clinic's own staff.a procedureGluteal fat graftingMedellín's cosmetic trade runs beside this clinic and not through it, which is the distinction a reader of a city page needs.

Sources

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