Surgery Last: Regenerative Medicine Abroad

So, yes, so our facility is technically a specialty hospital with inside a working hospital.

So we're in Nuevo Vallarta, which is the metropolitan Puerto Vallarta area.

It's at the beach.

We do a lot of welcations.

People come down, spend a week.

Actually, we know

ourselves, my wife and

I.

You know it well.

And so we're inside a 200,000 square foot hospital facility that would rival any hospital that sits in Pittsburgh or Scottsdale where I live or anywhere.

And we are a specialty hospital within the hospital.

So I carry all 17 specialists on staff.

So if you've got a neurological issue, you can come see a board certified neurologist at our facility.

So we do everything from kind of PT, functional medicine, all the way to brain surgery.

It just really depends on what your needs are.

That's not how it started out.

How it started out was around a simple premise, which is outside the U.S. and Canada, there is a very strict protocol for, let's take musculoskeletal or joint injuries, because it's easy to think about those, right? So there's a very strict protocol outside the US and Canada, which is PT first.

So a physical therapy can't fix the issue.

Then we move to what are called orthobiologics.

So orthobiologics is a category.

And underneath that category are all kinds of things.

PRP, PRF, exosome, advanced cellular therapy, stem cells, differentiated stem cells.

There's a whole category of things that fall into that category.

That comes next.

And if that doesn't fix it, then you move to the ultimate step, which would be some type of what's called a manual fix.