Rheumatoid Arthritis
Inflammatory Joint Support
For people living with inflammatory joint conditions.
An intravenous protocol designed to complement, not replace, the care you receive from your rheumatologist. It is planned around your current medication and disease activity.
Benefits
What this treatment could help with.
Each case is different. The physician who reviews your records will tell you what is reasonable to expect in yours.
Calmer inflammation
Regenerative therapy can help modulate an overactive immune response, which could mean less swelling and tenderness in your joints.
Less morning stiffness
Mornings could feel less stiff, and it could take less time to get going.
More energy
Lowering inflammation could also help with the fatigue that often comes with inflammatory conditions.
Easier daily tasks
Less pain in hands, wrists and feet can make dressing, cooking or writing easier.
Works with your treatment
Designed to complement your rheumatologist's care, not replace it.
Relaxed outpatient infusion
Delivered in a comfortable infusion chair with monitoring. No hospital stay.
Ongoing support
Check-ins at 1, 3, 6 and 12 months help us follow your progress.
About the treatment
How it is done.
The treatment is an intravenous infusion. Once in the bloodstream, regenerative therapy can travel to areas of inflammation and release signals that help the body rebalance and repair.
You rest in a comfortable infusion chair while our medical team monitors you. Depending on your plan, it can be given in a single session or a short series over several days.
- Route
- Peripheral intravenous infusion
- Guidance
- Not applicable
- Procedure time
- 60–120 min + observation
- Sessions
- 1 to 5 infusions, per plan
- Time in Cancún
- 2–6 days
Final details are defined by the physician after reviewing your records.
Who it is for
Who these treatments are usually for.
- Adults with a confirmed diagnosis from a rheumatologist
- Stable disease under follow-up by your treating doctor
- Recent lab work available for review
We review your recent blood work and your rheumatology history. Send what you have — your coordinator lets you know if anything else would help.
A specialist physician reviews your records and determines whether you are a candidate. See how it works, step by step.
Next step
Find out what inflammatory joint support could mean for you.
Send us your records. A specialist physician reviews your case and determines whether you are a candidate and, if you are, designs a program personalized for your condition. The review is free.