Our European partner is committed to delivering the highest standard of patient care through innovative treatments.
Their research centre, based at their headquarters in St. Gallen, Switzerland, focuses on developing and enhancing cell-based products and treatment protocols for a range of diseases.
While groundbreaking research occurs in Switzerland, consultations, personalised treatment plans, and medical procedures are conducted at their new main medical clinic in Belgrade, Serbia, as well as at the Revita Clinic, previously known as the luxurious 5-Star Hotel Aleksander Medical & SPA, in Rogaška Slatina, Slovenia.
As a leading international medical centre, our partner provides innovative healthcare solutions for various medical concerns - an alternative to conventional medicine.
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A Swiss doctor, originally scheduled for surgery on his knee and shoulder, turned to mesenchymal stromal cell therapy and saw a remarkable 80% improvement. Thanks to this advanced treatment, he completely avoided surgery and regained full mobility—now able to do push-ups and handstands, with a significantly enhanced quality of life.
In this video, a mother shares her emotional journey to find hope for her 6-year-old son, Yuval, diagnosed with regressive autism. After exhausting various therapies and medications without success, she turned to stem cell therapy as a last resort. Despite initial skepticism from doctors, the results were nothing short of remarkable, with Yuval showing significant progress and renewed potential for a brighter future.
A patient from Singapore, struggling with vision loss due to chronic glaucoma, turned to Swiss Medica after surgery in Singapore could only stabilize his eye pressure, not improve his vision. Almost losing his peripheral vision, he researched stem cell therapy as a solution for regenerating his optic nerves. Encouraged by friends and medical professionals, he chose Swiss Medica. After 10 days of intensive therapy, he saw noticeable improvements in his vision and less eye redness.
A patient from Australia suffered from small fiber neuropathy, also called polyneuropathy, which caused damage to her knees, feet, and face. The condition made walking extremely painful, severely affecting her daily life and concentration.
She shared: “I chose Swiss Medica because the information that I was given was of good quality and, most importantly, the doctor bothered to actually talk to me on more than one occasion and answered all my questions in full. Additionally, the follow-up and coordination were consistent without being pushy”.
Current Parkinson’s treatments only manage symptoms and do not slow the disease’s progression or prevent neuronal death. Medications often lead to side effects like involuntary movements, nausea, and hallucinations. Stem cell research offers hope by aiming to address the root cause of the disorder, potentially providing a more effective and lasting solution.
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