A physician-led regenerative medicine clinic in San José, Costa Rica offering mesenchymal and Muse cell infusions alongside longevity and plasma exchange programmes.
RMI Health, which describes itself as the Regenerative Medicine Institute, is a private clinic in San José, Costa Rica. The site presents the institute as physician-led and says it has been working in longevity medicine and regenerative therapies for about fifteen years. Its contact page places the clinic at Avenida Escazú in San José and gives a telephone number for a programme adviser, though it does not publish a full street address.
According to the site, the institute's central offering is cellular therapy. It states that it gives infusions of mesenchymal stem cells taken from umbilical cord tissue, and separately offers infusions of Muse cells. Around this it lists therapeutic plasma exchange, cognitive and neuroprotective programmes, regenerative orthopaedics, regenerative dermatology and sexual wellness programmes for men and women. It also advertises a service it calls bio-insurance, in which a person's own stem cells are collected and cryopreserved for later use.
The site says cells are processed in the institute's own laboratory rather than being bought in, and describes that laboratory as certified to ISO 5 and ISO 7 cleanroom classes with cell viability tracking. The about page adds that the institute is currently pursuing compliance with good manufacturing practice, which indicates that it does not hold that status at the time of writing.
The institute names its clinicians, including co-founders Dr Vincent Giampapa and Dr Victor Urzola and a chief medical officer, Dr Jose Rojas. The site does not publish prices for any of its programmes, and states that medical recommendations follow a structured eligibility review rather than being offered in advance.
The site frames its work around longevity and healthy ageing rather than a list of named diseases, and groups its programmes as follows.
The site states that the institute infuses mesenchymal stem cells obtained from umbilical cord tissue, together with Muse cells, and that these are processed in its own laboratory.
The about page names the following clinicians and laboratory staff, alongside further physicians in anaesthesiology and neurology whom it does not individually name.
The site describes a clinic at Avenida Escazú in San José with an in-house cellular laboratory, which it says is certified to ISO 5 and ISO 7 cleanroom classes and tracks the viability of the cells it prepares. It states that cellular processing is carried out internally rather than outsourced, and that the laboratory is working towards good manufacturing practice compliance. No photographs, bed numbers or theatre details are described on the pages read, and no full street address is published.
The site does not publish prices for any of its programmes. It asks prospective patients to speak to a programme adviser and states that medical recommendations are made only after a structured eligibility review.
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.