I take my time
You leave knowing what it is, what to do and what to watch for.
Your peace of mindis part ofevery visit.
Dr. José Manuel Pavón SánchezPediatrician in Monterrey and pediatric intensive care specialist
I care for your kids with the experience of someone who handles the hardest cases, and with the time and good humor you need to leave with all your questions answered.Visits in English or Spanish.
Board certified by the Mexican Board of PediatricsBoard certified in Pediatric Critical Care MedicineTeaches pediatric and PICU residents at UDEMPediatric liver transplant team
Trained at the University of Lyon, FranceECMO team, ELSO-endorsed coursesMember of AMTIPNuevo León College of Pediatrics
What families say
Real reviews from parents on Google (in Spanish).
5.0
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Mi hijo a la edad de 3 años estuvo en terapia intensiva con un problema respiratorio grave. Siempre estuvo al pendiente y nos comunicaba todo, con mucho tacto para hablar con nosotros. Algo que pocos doctores hacen: hasta la fecha sigue preguntando cómo sigue. Lo recomendamos ampliamente.
A fever at 3 a.m. A first baby and a thousand questions. A cough that won't go away. That's what I'm here for: to calmly explain what's going on with your child, what to do at home and when it's time to worry.
ICU experience
I can tell what's urgent and what can wait.
Visits that don't feel scary
A play area, patience and good humor.
From day one to the teen years
Everything your child needs, from a pediatrician who knows them well.
Pediatric visits
Diagnosis, treatment and follow-up, with time for your questions.
Well-child checkups
Growth and development, visit by visit.
Vaccines
Shots kept up to date, with advice for each age.
Newborns
Help through those first weeks.
Breastfeeding
Practical help, from latch to weaning.
Health forms
School, sports, camp and travel.
Second opinions
Serious illness, heart conditions or transplant.
Expert care with a family feel
I trained in pediatrics at UDEM and in pediatric intensive care at UANL, and later in liver transplant in Lyon, France. I see patients at Doctors Hospital AUNA, CHRISTUS Muguerza Alta Especialidad and Hospital OCA AUNA, I am part of the pediatric liver transplant program at IMSS UMAE No. 25, and I teach future pediatricians and ICU doctors as an adjunct professor at UDEM.
I like to be myself and easy to talk to. A visit can be fully professional and still fun for your child.
- Board certified in Pediatrics by the Mexican Board of Pediatrics (Consejo Mexicano de Certificación en Pediatría)
- Board certified in Pediatric Critical Care Medicine by the Pediatric Critical Care Chapter of the Mexican Board of Pediatrics
- Member of the Mexican Association of Pediatric Intensive Care (AMTIP)
- Member of the Nuevo León College of Pediatrics and the Nuevo León College of Pediatric Intensive Care
- Pediatric liver transplant team in Monterrey (guide in Spanish)
- Expert ECMO team, with ELSO-endorsed courses
What to expect
Simple, unhurried, and with a clear plan.
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Book online
Pick a day and time on the calendar.
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Visit us in Obispado
A play area helps your child settle in.
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A careful checkup
I explain what I found and answer your questions.
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You leave with a plan
What to do at home, what to watch for and when to come back.
Book your visit here
To book with Dr. José Manuel Pavón Sánchez:
- Choose an office visit or a video call.
- Choose a day on the calendar.
- Click a time and follow the steps to get your confirmation.
How would you like the visit?
Video visits are paid in advance by bank transfer: we will send you the details after you book. The link to join arrives by email.
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Questions before booking? Call us at 81 1934 6040.
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Articles for parents
Clear, simple info to help you decide. (Written in Spanish.)
Frequently asked questions
What parents ask most before the first visit.
What ages does Dr. Pavón see?
I see babies, children and teenagers, from birth up to age 18: well-child checkups, vaccines, breastfeeding support, childhood illnesses and second opinions on complex cases. Teenagers are also welcome to come and talk through their own questions, with trust and a space of their own.
How do I book a visit?
Pick a day and time on the calendar on this page and you will get a confirmation. You can also call +52 81 1934 6040.
Where is the office and what are the hours?
Sierra Madre 730, Int. B, Obispado, Monterrey. Monday to Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., by appointment.
Do you offer telehealth?
Yes, on Saturdays by video call. Book it on the calendar on this page by choosing "By video call". It is paid in advance by bank transfer: we will send you the details after you book. The link to join arrives by email.
What should I bring to the first visit?
Your child's vaccine record, any previous tests or prescriptions, and a list of current medicines. And all your questions.
Can you give a second opinion?
Yes. With my background in pediatric intensive care and liver transplant, I see families dealing with serious illness, heart conditions or an upcoming transplant.
An office made for kids
- HoursMonday to Friday 10:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. by appointmentSaturday video visits limited spots
- Contact+52 81 1934 6040 or WhatsApp
- Follow usTips for parents and life at the office (in Spanish)
