A private regenerative medicine clinic in Las Condes, Santiago, offering stem cell and other biological treatments for pain, joint and autoimmune conditions.
CellMed describes itself as a regenerative medicine practice based in Las Condes, Santiago. According to the site, it offers treatments with stem cells alongside other biological therapies, and it organises its services around patient groups rather than single procedures: athletes, people with chronic pain or long-term illness, health and beauty, and older adults.
The site states that stem cell treatment is intended to stimulate the body's own capacity to regenerate, to reduce inflammation and to modulate the immune system. It says the cells may be given into a vein or injected directly at the site of an injury, and that the dose and the number of sessions are decided for each patient. These are the clinic's own claims and are not independently verified.
The site refers to obtaining cells from what it calls the only publicly accredited AABB-accredited bank in Chile, and mentions mesenchymal stem cells in a patient testimonial, but it does not set out clearly on the pages read which tissue its cells are taken from. Readers should ask the clinic directly where its cells come from.
The clinic also offers platelet rich plasma (prepared from the patient's own blood) and genetic testing. No individual doctors are named anywhere on the pages read, and the site publishes no prices.
The site names the following conditions among those it says it treats; the directory does not endorse the use of cell therapy for any of them.
According to the site, its stem cell treatment is meant to reduce inflammation, modulate the immune system and support the body's own repair, given intravenously or injected at the site of injury.
The site refers to specialist doctors but does not name any individual clinician on the pages read.
The site gives a single consulting address in Las Condes, Santiago, at Asturias 77, office 100, which it notes is near the Escuela Militar metro station. Opening hours are given as Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm. The pages read do not describe the premises, equipment or any laboratory of its own, and the site does not name an accrediting body for the clinic itself.
The site gives no prices and says nothing about the cost of treatment.
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.