A Colombian clinic and laboratory in Medellin and Pereira growing umbilical cord stem cells on site, with published price ranges and bilingual support for visiting patients.
Alevy is a stem cell clinic in Colombia that also runs its own laboratory, with treatment centres in Medellin and Pereira. It states that it holds several ISO certifications, including ISO 9001 for quality management, ISO 13022 for risk management, ISO 14644 for cleanroom classification and ISO 22859 covering mesenchymal stem cells from umbilical cord, and that it is a member of the International Society for Cell and Gene Therapy.
The cells used are mesenchymal stem cells taken from Wharton's jelly, the soft tissue inside a donated umbilical cord, from screened newborn donors. These are grown and multiplied in the clinic's own laboratory. Doses run from 50 million to 300 million cells, and treatment can be given as a drip into a vein, injected into a joint, delivered into the spinal fluid, or given through the nose. Every batch is stated to be screened for infection and contamination, and each patient is given a certificate of quality and safety.
For someone travelling, the clinic offers virtual consultations beforehand, bilingual patient care staff, and help with transport and accommodation. Unusually, it publishes a price range. Its team is described as board-certified physicians with over a decade in regenerative medicine, but no individual doctor is named on the site — worth asking about before booking.
This list is very broad, spanning neurological, joint, autoimmune, heart, lung, metabolic and skin problems. Stem cell treatment is not an established therapy for most of them, so ask what published evidence supports its use in your particular condition.
The clinic names its cell source and processing in some detail.
The site refers to board-certified physicians with decades of combined experience and over ten years in regenerative medicine, but names no individual doctor and gives no specific qualifications.
The clinic has two treatment locations: Edificio Cross, Carrera 43B number 16-41 in Medellin, and Megacentro, Carrera 19 number 12-50 and Clinica del Eje in Pereira. Bilingual patient care staff coordinate travel, airport transfers and accommodation for people arriving from abroad, and consultations can be held online beforehand. Contact is by email at care@alevymed.com or telephone +57 314 394 6302.
The clinic publishes a range of roughly 3,000 to 25,000 US dollars and above, depending on the condition, the dose of cells, how they are given, the number of sessions and any added therapies. The final figure is set after a medical consultation, so ask for a written quotation.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.