A US group is developing stem cell treatment clinics in several countries, targeting medical tourists. Bioscience Americas is targeting medical tourists with plans to open in several countries.
Bioscience Americas the leading international developer of adult stem cell treatment clinics, is targeting medical tourists with plans to open in several countries.
Bioscience Americas and its scientific research partner the Global Institute of Stem Cell Therapy and Research are working on opening stem cell clinics in Colombia and Costa Rica soon. It also seeks to open clinics in Brazil and Chile and on Native America tribal land within the USA.
The company has developed a medical tourism marketing programme t designed to attract a significant patient count. Eric Stoffers explains, “The company’s mission to lead a worldwide healthcare revolution in the delivery of treatment protocols.
Our stem cell procedures treat autoimmune diseases without surgery or medication. We aim to take treatments and therapies out of the lab and bring them to the marketplace.
Our marketing plan includes affiliated and unaffiliated hospital referrals, physician referrals, medical professional continuing education programmes, patient support networks, and an expanded social media presence.”
The Bioscience Americas/GIOSTAR partnership treats autoimmune diseases using regeneration technologies. More than 4000 patients have already been treated at the first and so far only, GIOSTAR clinic at Gujarat in India.
The new clinics target both the South American and North American markets. The vision is to open clinics on all five continents.
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