A stem cell therapy provider in San Rafael de Escazu, Costa Rica, treating visiting patients with mesenchymal cells and organised around medical travel packages.
Infinity Regenerative Medicine operates from Plaza Itskatzu in San Rafael de Escazu, near San Jose in Costa Rica. Its website is built around medical travel: it is addressed to patients coming from abroad, chiefly from the United States, and packages travel with treatment. The site states that it has its own stem cell therapy facility in Costa Rica, which it compares favourably with facilities in the United States — that comparison is the site's own claim and is not verified.
The site says the treatment given is mesenchymal stem cells, isolated and grown in culture, and that these may be autologous (taken from the patient's own body) or allogeneic (from a donor). It states that its cell production is being expanded using Wharton's jelly, the gelatinous tissue inside the umbilical cord, taken from donors it describes as authorised and certified. It also emphasises that its cells have never been frozen.
The conditions named on the site are osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis, type 1 and type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular and heart disease, liver disease, and what it calls anti-ageing. The directory does not endorse the use of cell therapy for any of these, and the site offers no independent evidence for them.
The clearest gap in the site is its clinical team. It says it employs doctors of medicine, doctors of philosophy and geneticists, and that many of its doctors also teach at medical universities, but it names none of them. A clinician referred to only as Dr Francois appears in a video testimonial, without a full name or credentials. Nobody reading the site can find out in advance who would treat them. No prices are published either.
The site names the following conditions; the directory does not endorse the use of cell therapy for any of them.
The site says it treats with mesenchymal stem cells, isolated and expanded in culture and never cryopreserved, given either from the patient's own body or from a donor.
The site names no clinician. It refers to doctors of medicine, doctors of philosophy and geneticists on its team, and to a Dr Francois in a video testimonial, but gives no full names or credentials.
According to the site, treatment is given at its own facility in Suites 209 and 210 of Plaza Itskatzu in San Rafael de Escazu, in the San Jose province of Costa Rica. The site describes this as a state of the art international stem cell therapy facility, a description the directory has not verified, and does not name a partner hospital, an accrediting body or a laboratory certification. A single freephone United States number is given for enquiries.
The site gives no prices and says nothing about the cost of treatment, although it presents treatment as a packaged medical trip.
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.