The Metro Manila centre of the international R3 Stem Cell network, offering umbilical cord derived cell and exosome treatments as day-case procedures.
R3 Stem Cell Philippines is the Metro Manila centre of R3 Stem Cell, an international network with clinics in several countries. The site gives its address as Victoria Sports Tower, South Triangle, 799 Epifanio de los Santos Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, 1103 Metro Manila, with a Philippine telephone number, +63 2 8231 2422, an American enquiry line, and opening hours of Tuesday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm.
According to the site, treatment uses umbilical cord derived material - Wharton's jelly mesenchymal stem cells taken from donated cord tissue, that is allogeneic, from a donor rather than the patient - together with exosomes, the small particles released by cells. It says these can be given by intravenous drip, by direct injection into a joint or tissue, intrathecally into the fluid around the spinal cord, or through a nebuliser or the nose, and it describes dose ranges from twenty-five million to one billion cells. One clinician is named, Dr Cabanilla, whom the site describes as carrying out donor cell procedures at the Manila centre; a patient care coordinator is also named.
The site says the centre treats more than seventy conditions and lists a very wide range, from arthritis and back pain to autism, multiple sclerosis, motor neurone disease, kidney and liver failure and the after-effects of COVID-19. It publishes a starting price of 4,999 United States dollars, offers packages of repeated treatments and advertises price matching, and it says ground transport and hotel arrangements can be organised for visiting patients.
The site makes several promotional claims, including a satisfaction figure of eighty-five per cent and more than twenty-nine thousand procedures performed across the network. These are the company's own figures, published without supporting data, and are not verified here. The site itself states plainly that stem cell therapy is experimental, that no statement on the site has been evaluated by the United States Food and Drug Administration, and that it does not offer stem cell therapy as a cure for any condition.
The site says the centre treats more than seventy conditions and names, among others, the following.
According to the site, the centre uses donated umbilical cord material rather than the patient's own tissue, given by several different routes.
The page names one treating clinician and one coordinator; other doctors it names belong to the network's clinics in other countries.
The site describes an outpatient centre in the Victoria Sports Tower in Quezon City, with several treatment rooms, consultation areas and a reception lounge, where procedures are carried out as same-day day cases. For patients travelling in, it says chaperoned ground transport is included and hotel arrangements can be made nearby.
The site publishes a starting price of 4,999 United States dollars for treatment, says packages of repeated treatments are available, claims its cost is less than half of American prices and advertises a price matching guarantee. No itemised price list is given, so the final cost would depend on the plan agreed with the centre.
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.