Requesting an Appointment

International patients can request an appointment at any Mayo Clinic location with the online form (below). A representative from one of Mayo's international appointment offices will respond to your request within three business days.

Anyone can request an appointment at Mayo Clinic. In most cases, a physician referral is not necessary to set up an appointment. Many patients schedule their own appointments at Mayo Clinic.

Patients or their physicians also may request an appointment by email, phone or fax. For patients in Canada, Guatemala, Mexico and the United Arab Emirates, Mayo Clinic offers additional appointment assistance through an experienced local contact.

For all Mayo Clinic locations

International Appointment Offices

Mayo Clinic in Florida

904-953-7000 (Tel.)
904-953-7329 (Fax)
Intl.mcj@mayo.edu
Office hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Eastern time) Monday through Friday

Mayo Clinic in Minnesota

507-284-8884 (Tel.)
507-538-7802 (Fax)
Intl.mcr@mayo.edu
Office hours: 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Central time) Monday through Friday

Mayo Clinic in Arizona

480-301-7101 (Tel.)
480-301-9310 (Fax)
Intl.mcs@mayo.edu
Call toll free from Mexico: 001-800-010-1390
Office hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Mountain time) Monday through Friday

Required Information

When arranging an appointment, please provide:

• the patient's name as it appears on the passport (last, first, middle)
• patient's gender
• patient's address
• patient's date of birth
• direct patient telephone number
• direct patient fax number
• patient's email address (if available)
• a brief explanation of the current medical problem (in English)
• the preferred date of appointment
• whether the patient will need an interpreter, and if so, what language

Efficient Scheduling

In most cases, Mayo Clinic doctors provide both diagnosis and treatment within the same patient visit. Doctors usually can report diagnostic test results to patients one or two days after testing is completed.

The schedule of appointments for tests, physician consultation and treatment can often be compressed into a short period for international patients. This means less time away from home, less expense and more efficient use of patients' and family members' time.