When every door at home
has closed —
another opens.
Renew coordinates clinically documented regenerative stem cell treatments at accredited facilities in Tijuana, Bogotá, and Bangkok — with full protocol transparency before you commit to anything.
"I went to Bangkok unable to lift my grandson. Six weeks later I carried him on my shoulders."
David, 61
Ankylosing Spondylitis
Ohio, USA
The system said no.
That's not the same as impossible.
The patients who find Renew aren't naive. They've seen specialists, read studies, and been through the insurance appeals process. They're not looking for miracles — they're looking for documented options the domestic system doesn't offer.
Insurance denied
Coverage refused for 'experimental' treatments already standard in 14 countries
"Nothing left to try"
Told by three orthopedic surgeons that surgery is the only remaining option — with no guarantee
Conflicting search results
Hours of research producing equal parts hope and misinformation, with no clinical anchor
Unverified clinics abroad
Found promising overseas clinics but couldn't verify accreditation, protocols, or outcomes
What Renew changes
14 countries use MSC therapy as standard of care
47 peer-reviewed studies cited in our protocol library
JCI-accredited facilities with published complication rates
Full cost transparency — no hidden fees, ever
"We don't sell hope. We sell documented evidence that a different outcome is possible — and we show you exactly how to get there."
— Dr. Elena Vasquez, Medical Director, Renew Network
Every therapy we offer,
fully documented.
Expand any row to see dosage protocols, administration routes, published study links, and honest success-rate ranges. We hide nothing.
Protocol Details
Dosage
100–200 million cells per infusion; 2–4 infusion sessions over 7–10 days
Administration
IV infusion + intrathecal (spinal) for neurological conditions
Duration
7–14 days on-site; full protocol 3–6 months
Follow-up
Telemedicine reviews at 30, 90, 180 days post-treatment
Published Research
MSC therapy in cerebral palsy: 2-year outcomes
Stem Cells Translational Medicine · 2022
Umbilical cord MSC for ankylosing spondylitis
Clinical Rheumatology · 2021
Safety profile of allogeneic MSC infusion
Cytotherapy · 2023
Clinical Notes
Allogeneic (donor-derived) cells — no harvesting procedure required from patient. Donor screening includes 46-point infectious disease panel.
Protocol Details
Dosage
40–60 mL bone marrow aspirate concentrated to 6–8 mL injection volume
Administration
Image-guided injection (fluoroscopy or ultrasound) directly to affected joint/disc
Duration
Same-day procedure; 2–3 days on-site for monitoring
Follow-up
MRI comparison at 6 months; clinical assessment at 12 months
Published Research
BMC injection for lumbar disc degeneration: RCT
The Spine Journal · 2022
Bone marrow concentrate in knee osteoarthritis
Orthopedic Journal of Sports Medicine · 2023
Autologous BMC vs. corticosteroid: 24-month follow-up
PM&R · 2021
Clinical Notes
Autologous procedure — zero rejection risk. Harvesting performed under conscious sedation; recovery 4–6 hours. Results vary by patient age and baseline marrow quality.
Protocol Details
Dosage
3–5x concentrated PRP, 3–6 mL per injection; typically 3 sessions 4 weeks apart
Administration
Ultrasound-guided injection to target tissue
Duration
Outpatient procedure; 30–60 minutes per session
Follow-up
Clinical assessment at 6 weeks, 3 months, 6 months
Published Research
Leukocyte-rich PRP for chronic tendinopathy
British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2023
PRP vs. hyaluronic acid in knee OA: meta-analysis
The American Journal of Sports Medicine · 2022
Clinical Notes
Most extensively studied regenerative therapy. Often used as a preparatory or adjunct treatment alongside MSC therapy for orthopedic cases.
Protocol Details
Dosage
1–2 × 10^10 exosomes per infusion; 1–3 sessions
Administration
IV infusion; intranasal for neurological targeting
Duration
3–5 days on-site
Follow-up
Biomarker panels at 60 and 120 days
Published Research
Exosome therapy in TBI: phase I safety study
Journal of Neurotrauma · 2023
MSC-derived exosomes in autoimmune disease
Frontiers in Immunology · 2022
Clinical Notes
Considered next-generation regenerative medicine. Available at Bangkok facility only. Renew recommends this as adjunct therapy — clinical evidence still maturing.
Success rate ranges reflect published clinical outcomes across patient cohorts. Individual results depend on diagnosis, disease stage, age, and baseline health. All success data is sourced from peer-reviewed literature, not internal marketing claims.
Accredited facilities,
three continents.
Every facility we work with has been visited by our medical team, audited against our accreditation checklist, and approved by our clinical advisory board. We do not list clinics we haven't vetted in person.
Tijuana, Mexico
COFEPRIS-Regulated
14
Years operational
3,200+
Patients treated
78%
US patients
From our coordinator
"Our Tijuana coordinator, Ana Reyes, RN, is a former ER nurse from Tucson who crossed the border for her own knee treatment in 2019. She hasn't left."
30 minutes from San Diego. Light-years from insurance denial.
Regulatory Framework
Mexico's Federal Commission for Protection against Sanitary Risk (COFEPRIS) regulates stem cell therapies under a defined clinical framework — the same body that oversees pharmaceutical manufacturing. Tijuana's proximity to the US border makes it the most accessible destination for North American patients.
Available Therapies
- Bone Marrow Concentrate
- Umbilical Cord MSC
- PRP Enhanced
- Neural Prolotherapy
Facility Highlights
- Fluoroscopy-guided injection suites
- On-site MRI capability
- Bilingual care team
- Same-day procedures available
Cost Range
$8,500 – $18,000
Getting There
2h from LAX · 30min from SAN
Stay Length
3–14 days depending on protocol
What you pay for.
What you don't.
Total treatment cost ranges from $8,500 to $28,000 depending on destination, protocol, and cell volume — compared to $45,000–$120,000+ for comparable US procedures where available. Every line item below is included in your written cost agreement before you commit.
Initial medical consultation & case review
Video call with our medical director, review of your imaging and records
Treatment protocol design
Custom protocol matched to your diagnosis, age, and goals
Cell preparation & laboratory processing
GMP-certified lab, full donor screening documentation provided
Physician fees (procedure)
Board-certified physicians; fluoroscopy/ultrasound guidance included
Facility fees
Operating suite, recovery monitoring, nursing care
Post-treatment telemedicine follow-ups
30, 90, 180-day video consultations with treating physician
Flights & accommodation
We provide vetted hotel recommendations near each facility; concierge can assist
Post-treatment physiotherapy
Recommended; we can coordinate referrals in your home city
Additional imaging (MRI/CT)
If required for follow-up assessment; typically $200–$800 locally
From first contact to follow-up — every step mapped.
Free Medical Review
Day 0Submit medical history, imaging, and condition details. Our medical director reviews your case within 48 hours.
Protocol Recommendation
Days 2–5Receive a written protocol recommendation with facility options, expected outcomes, and full cost breakdown.
Intake & Coordination
Day 7–14Confirm your chosen destination and protocol. Our coordinator handles facility scheduling, documentation, and travel guidance.
Treatment
On-siteArrive at facility. Same-day procedures (BMC) or multi-day infusion protocols (MSC). Dedicated patient coordinator present throughout.
Follow-up
30/90/180 daysTelemedicine reviews with your treating physician. Outcome documentation provided for your records and home physician.
Download the Treatment Comparison Guide
48 pages. Every therapy protocol, country-by-country regulatory summary, cost ranges, published study abstracts, and a self-assessment checklist to determine which protocol fits your diagnosis. No fluff.
Book a Free Medical Review
Upload your imaging, labs, and medical history. Our medical director reviews your case and responds within 48 hours with a written protocol recommendation — no obligation, no sales call unless you want one.
Case review by board-certified physician
Written protocol recommendation
Facility options with cost breakdown
Secure document upload portal
Response within 48 hours · Completely free · No commitment required
7,400+
Patients Coordinated
Since 2011
47
Published Studies
In our protocol library
3
JCI-Accredited
Partner facilities
0
Hidden Fees
Ever