The orthopedist gave me two options. Celva gave me a third one I could live with.
Celva Bio is a physician-led clinic inside Hospital Angeles, Tijuana. We deliver mesenchymal stem cell therapy (the body's own repair-coordinating cells) for joint pain, longevity, and the conditions standard care hasn't solved.
Most patients arrive through one of three tracks. Each is physician-reviewed against the same criteria: indication, imaging, prior treatments tried, and candidacy risk.
Celva operates inside Hospital Angeles, Tijuana, Mexico's most recognized hospital name for 40 years. Twenty minutes from the U.S. border.
Our team handles the day: private transport, border logistics, clinical coordination, aftercare. You handle the recovery.
Every Celva patient moves through the same five-step protocol. Consultation first. We assess candidacy before recommending any treatment, and turn down a significant share of inquiries.
You fly into San Diego. We take care of the day.
Review of medical history, imaging, prior treatments, goals. Physician-led, never a coordinator.
Concierge pickup from your San Diego hotel. Medical fast-pass crossing. You are accompanied. Never sent alone.
Vitals, informed consent, and a walk-through of the day. Questions welcomed. Intake is not a formality.
MSC infusion (IV) or image-guided targeted injection. Hospital procedure suite, physician supervision throughout.
Concierge transport back to San Diego the same evening. Scheduled virtual follow-ups at 30, 60, and 90 days.
Mesenchymal stem cells don't turn into cartilage. They don't regrow a disc. What they do is signal. They release cytokines and growth factors that modulate inflammation and recruit the body's own repair machinery to tissue stuck in a chronic injury loop.
Put plainly: MSCs are paracrine signalers. Screened umbilical-cord tissue donors. cGMP-compliant expansion. Physician supervision at a full hospital. Not a wellness clinic.
Representative cases from our clinical follow-up records. De-identified. Verified with patient consent. Timeline is the patient's own.
The orthopedist gave me two options. Celva gave me a third one I could live with.
I stopped waiting for something to go wrong before doing anything about it.
The surgeon said shave-and-hope. I wanted a different conversation.
Most patients research for weeks before reaching out. These are the questions we hear on almost every first call. Straight answers. Not reassurances.
No pressure. No commitments. A consult is your chance to ask every question you have: about your condition, the treatment, the process, and whether Celva is the right fit.