Start with the Diagnosis
The clinic evaluates joint, tendon and spinal concerns. Your diagnosis, previous treatment and relevant imaging help frame the medical discussion—not symptoms alone.
Physician-led stem cell care
Orthopedic
Care
Medical review for joint and soft-tissue concerns, guided by your history, previous care and priorities.
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Your care journeyFind your concern
Explore by Joint or Area
Explore a topic or ask the team about your concern. Each case is considered individually.
Ask about your concern
Understanding the approach
Orthopedic Stem Cell Care
in Costa Rica
Different diagnoses call for different assessments. A joint condition, tendon injury and spinal concern should not be treated as interchangeable.
Understand the Proposed Method
The clinic’s published orthopedic overview describes targeted injections, sometimes alongside intravenous delivery. A recommendation must specify the approach for your case and the evidence supporting it.
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A regenerative treatment should not be assumed to repair a torn structure or replace surgery. Evidence for one condition cannot establish effectiveness for another.
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Care starts with listening
Your Care Starts
With Your Story
Your care should begin with a conversation about you, followed by a careful review of your records and the options available.
What we want to understand
Your Diagnosis
Review your diagnosis, imaging and medical history with the team.
Your Previous Care
Tell us about therapy, medication, injections and any surgery you have discussed.
Your Priorities
Explain which activities and everyday moments matter most to you.
Your treatment options
Understand the Proposal
Before You Decide
The medical team reviews your history, relevant records and previous care to assess suitability. A request does not establish candidacy.
If a plan is recommended, discuss the proposed approach, evidence, risks and alternatives. Stem cell care should not be assumed to replace surgery or other established treatment.
Discuss your caseFrom review to your visit
Your Visit,
Planned
From your first conversation through your return home, the team coordinates the medical review and the practical details around your clinic visit.
Decide
An advisor answers your initial questions. The medical team reviews your case, then guides you through your personalized plan if care is appropriate.
Travel
Your coordinator organizes the confirmed schedule, private airport pickup and transportation during your stay. Hotels and flights are not included.
Return
Before departure, the team explains the follow-up arrangements for your plan and how to reach the clinic with questions.
Clinical care & patient support
Meet the People
Behind Your Visit
Get to know the physicians, scientists and patient-support team before you travel.
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Questions About Orthopedic Care
Records, treatment methods and planning your visit.
What records should I have ready?
Start with your diagnosis, imaging reports, medication list and a summary of previous therapy, injections or surgery. The advisor can explain how to share records and whether the medical team needs anything further.
Can I discuss more than one joint?
Yes, you can describe each area of concern in your consultation. Each diagnosis needs its own assessment; discussing several joints does not mean treatment will be recommended for all of them.
What if I have had surgery or have an implant?
Include the operation details and any implant information in your history. Previous surgery changes the context of an assessment. The medical team must review your case before advising whether an option is suitable.
Are injections and IV treatment the same approach?
No. A targeted injection and an intravenous infusion use different routes. The clinic describes both in its orthopedic overview; your proposal should explain which is being considered, why and with what evidence.
Can regenerative treatment replace orthopedic surgery?
It should not be assumed to do so. Keep your orthopedic specialist involved when weighing an established treatment against a proposed regenerative option.
How are costs and travel arranged?
An advisor starts the conversation. If the medical team recommends care, review the protocol, costs, expected schedule and included travel support before committing to a visit.
Your next step
Request a
Consultation
Discuss your joint or orthopedic concern, your previous care and the questions that matter to you. Family members are welcome to enquire.
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Start Your Consultation Request
Share your contact details and a little about your interests, then choose a time with a patient advisor.
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