A Slovak cell therapy company with premises in Bratislava and Malacky that applies stem cells in regenerative medicine under a named medical director.
CellCenter, which also trades in Slovak as Centrum bunkovej terapie, describes itself on its own site as a biotechnology company that uses advances in regenerative medicine and carries out therapeutic applications of stem cells. It says it aims to provide a complete service, from laboratory work through to treatment, under one roof.
The site gives two Slovak premises: an office on the third floor of the Nivy Tower on Mlynske nivy in Bratislava, and a site at Duklianskych hrdinov 34 in Malacky, a town north of the capital. Two telephone numbers and an e-mail address are published, and the site says the company was established in Slovakia in 2012.
The site names MUDr Milan Hric as medical director and Mgr Renata Mihalyova as general manager, and describes a team of doctors, nurses and laboratory technicians who it says have worked with stem cells for years. Individual treating clinicians beyond the medical director are not named on the pages read.
The conditions listed are broad, covering arthritis, diabetes, multiple sclerosis, autism and Parkinson's disease, with research interests stated in oncology, cardiology, neurology, immunology, diabetology, surgery and orthopaedics. Importantly, the pages read do not say what type of stem cell is used or where the cells come from, and no prices are published. Both of those are material gaps for a patient making a decision.
The site lists the following conditions and adds that it addresses other difficult-to-treat conditions; several of these are not conditions for which stem cell therapy is an established treatment.
The site says it carries out therapeutic applications of stem cells to restore or repair diseased tissue, but it does not state on the pages read which cell type it uses or where the cells are obtained from.
The site names two people in leadership roles and refers in general terms to a wider team of doctors, nurses and laboratory technicians.
The site describes two premises in Slovakia: an office on the third floor of the Nivy Tower, a modern commercial building on Mlynske nivy in Bratislava, and a second site at Duklianskych hrdinov 34 in Malacky. It says the company brings laboratory and clinical work together under one roof, but the pages read give no detail of laboratory certification, no accreditation body and no photographs of treatment areas.
The site does not publish prices or price ranges on the pages read. A prospective patient would have to contact the company directly for a 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.