A long-established clinic in Nuevo Progreso on the Texas border, combining stem cell treatment with a medical spa and a range of physical therapies.
Integra Medical Center is a clinic in Nuevo Progreso, Tamaulipas, Mexico, immediately across the border from south Texas. The website states the clinic was established in 1991, which makes it one of the longer-running facilities of its kind in northern Mexico, and that it is directed by Dr Omar D. Gonzalez.
The clinic combines two distinct offerings under one roof. On the medical side it provides stem cell treatment together with supporting therapies including low-level laser, acupuncture and acupotomy, shock wave therapy, transcranial magnetic stimulation and intravenous infusions. On the aesthetic side it runs a medical spa with injectable treatments, skin-tightening devices, laser hair and tattoo removal and facials, plus body composition scanning using a DEXA machine.
The site says treatments are individualised, with different doses and delivery methods depending on the patient, and that clinical records are reviewed by the medical staff before any protocol is recommended. Cell sources are handled loosely: bone marrow, fat-derived and umbilical cord blood cells are mentioned, but only in patient testimonials rather than in the clinic's own description of what it uses.
The clinic's own pages do not commit to a single cell source. Bone marrow, fat-derived and umbilical cord blood cells appear only inside patient testimonials, so confirm directly what would be used in your case.
The clinic is in Nuevo Progreso, Tamaulipas, Mexico, a border town reached on foot or by car from Progreso Lakes, Texas, which is how most of its United States patients arrive. The website states the clinic has operated since 1991 and offers a contact form and a free call-back request for enquiries from abroad.
Treatment prices are not published. The website offers a free initial evaluation with Dr Gonzalez; you would need to contact the clinic for a cost estimate.
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.