We are very proud to announce that we are moving to our brand new Stem Cell Treatment center in August this year, to give our international and local patients a more comprehensive medical treatment in a luxury and stress free environment. With this announcement, we aim to strenghten our leadership in the field of regenerative medicine and medical tourism.
As we (the world) transitions to our new normal San Diego International Airport is getting prepared to handle the increase of passengers, as states ease restrictions and non-essential travel resumes.
The safety and well-being of our patients, network of providers and staff is our top priority. We, at ProgenCell, are taking all the necessary precautions to have the safest transition possible to our new normal. In this process, it is important to let our patients and staff familiarize with the SAFETY PROTOCOLS that we are implementing.
After years of planning, design and construction, the new ProgenCell Stem Cell Treatment Center will officially open its doors to patients in the Summer of 2020. Current and future patients can get a sneak peek inside, in the following Quick Video Tour, hosted by our CEO: Elías Bemarás.
“We are thrilled that our vision of expanding stem cell treatment center has come to fruition,” said Elias Bemarás.
Today, August 23rd, airlines and travelers from all over the world celebrate Cheap Flight Day. The reason behind it, is that airlines lower fares on August 23rd. That’s when the season of summer travel is over and airlines historically, begin to lower their prices in order to maintain a consistent flow of passengers. At ProgenCell,
ProgenCell is a clinic located in Tijuana, Mexico, which offers stem cell treatments with effective results.
Based on the potential of bone marrow or adipose derived stem cells from the same person (autologous adult stem cells); these cells regenerate damaged tissue, increases efficiency of internal organs, and brings balance to the immune system,
People can be squeamish about things they’ve never experienced before, especially when it comes to medical procedures, so we’re not surprised when a prospective patient asks us about bone marrow.
The fact of the matter is that the primitive bone marrow transplantation practiced on leukemia patients a half-century ago was slow and painful.
Those of us who practice on the forefront of medicine get tired of hearing advice like “Don’t trust any doctor whose treatments aren’t approved by the FDA” from bureaucrats and laymen.
It’s not that we have anything against the FDA – we’re really natural allies in the advancement of medical practice because we give them discoveries that they turn into accepted procedures.
