Stem Cell Therapy · Bangkok, Thailand

Advanced Care for
Heart & Kidney
Disease

Personalized medical review and possible care pathways for people living with cardiovascular disease or chronic kidney disease.

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500+Patients Treated

5Day Program

15+Years Experience

Internationally Recognized

iBio Medipoler Medical Centre · Bangkok

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“Transforming the lives of patients with Cardiovascular Disease and Chronic Kidney Disease — with science, not surgery.”

Learn How It Works

Start with a case review

Know what happens before you travel or decide

A consultation helps the team understand your diagnosis, current care, and questions before discussing whether further assessment may be appropriate.

Tell us about your condition

Send your contact details and select heart, kidney, or both.

Share relevant records

The team may request recent reports, test results, imaging, and your current medicines.

Discuss your case

Ask about evidence, possible risks, alternatives, costs, and practical next steps.

Receive clear next steps

If further assessment is appropriate, the team explains what is needed. A consultation does not guarantee eligibility or results.

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Welcome

A New Standard in Cardiovascular Care

Traditional treatments for cardiovascular and chronic kidney disease often struggle to significantly enhance a patient's quality of life. Conventional approaches involve long-term medication, lifestyle restrictions, and surgical interventions such as bypass surgery or angioplasty.

At the Heart and Kidney Stem Cell Center, we offer an integrative medical alternative. In a hospital catheter lab, patients may receive specialized stem cells delivered directly to the heart or kidneys after a full medical review.

Our approach begins with a personalized evaluation, reviewing medical history and discussing potential benefits and risks in detail. Some treatment programs may be completed in approximately 5 days.

5Day outpatient treatment program

Reported Benefits

What Patients Experience

Quality of Life

Some patients report changes in wellbeing, energy, or ability to take part in daily activities. Individual experiences vary.

Medication Review

Medication changes must only be made with the treating physician. Any changes after a procedure are based on the patient's medical needs.

Treatment Options

A catheter-based procedure may be considered for selected patients. It has its own risks and is not a substitute for standard care.

Dialysis Care

Kidney patients should continue nephrology care. No procedure can guarantee avoiding or reducing dialysis.

Physical Function

Some patients report changes in exercise tolerance. Results depend on the underlying condition and overall health.

Clinical Follow-up

Heart function and other outcomes require appropriate clinical testing and follow-up by a qualified medical team.

How It Works

Your Path to Treatment

Initial Evaluation

Your medical history and records are reviewed to determine whether further assessment is appropriate.

Assessment & Planning

The team reviews your condition, test results, potential risks, and care options with you.

Treatment Procedure

If clinically appropriate, a procedure may be performed in a hospital setting by the relevant specialists.

Follow-Up Care

The team plans follow-up to monitor your health and discuss any changes after treatment.

Case Studies

Patient Stories

Cardiovascular · Thailand

Cardiac Care Case

A case report describes a 65-year-old man with dilated cardiomyopathy and reduced ejection fraction who received catheter-based cell delivery and additional treatment over six months. This individual report cannot predict another patient's outcome.

This is an individual case summary. It does not represent a typical result or guarantee an outcome.

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Kidney Disease · Malaysia

Kidney Care Case

A case report describes a 47-year-old man with chronic kidney disease who was receiving dialysis and underwent vascular treatment and cell delivery. His dialysis schedule later changed under clinical care. A single case does not establish typical results.