A Bahamian service that states it treats diabetes and its complications with the patient's own bone marrow stem cells, delivered through a Nassau hospital.
Stem Cell Bahamas is a regenerative medicine service in Nassau, The Bahamas. Its website states that treatment is provided through Doctors Hospital on Blake Road in Nassau, so patients are seen in a hospital setting rather than at a separate address of the service's own.
The site states that its focus is diabetes and the complications that follow from it, and that it treats these using autologous bone marrow stem cells — meaning cells drawn from the patient's own bone marrow rather than from a donor — together with what it calls other cells and growth factor. It does not set out on the page reviewed how the cells are collected, how they are prepared, or how they are given to the patient.
The site states that its protocols hold authorisation and are subject to control by the National Stem Cell Ethics Committee of the Government of The Bahamas. The Bahamas does operate a national framework for stem cell research and therapy, and this claim of authorisation is made by the service itself; it has not been independently checked for this listing, and readers who wish to rely on it should ask the service for documentation.
Several things a patient would want are not on the site's patient page. It names no clinicians, publishes no telephone number and gives no street number for its premises, directing enquiries instead through a contact form. It publishes no prices. It publishes no success rates and no outcome figures; it claims only, without any supporting data, to be “achieving excellent results”, and this directory does not suggest that any treatment described here is proven. Anyone considering treatment should ask who would carry it out, what their qualifications are, what the treatment costs and what evidence supports it.
The site names a narrow set of conditions; naming a condition is not evidence that treatment helps it.
The site states that it uses autologous bone marrow stem cells, meaning cells taken from the patient's own bone marrow, together with other cells and growth factor.
No clinicians are named anywhere on the page reviewed.
The site states that treatment is provided through Doctors Hospital on Blake Road in Nassau, The Bahamas, so the setting described is an existing hospital rather than a standalone clinic building. It refers to dedicated support for patients travelling from abroad. No street number, no telephone number and no description of the treatment rooms or laboratory appear on the page reviewed, and enquiries are directed through a contact link instead.
The site says nothing about cost on the page reviewed. No prices, ranges or payment arrangements are published, and a patient would have to ask directly.
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.