Stroke, MS & ALS
Neurologic Recovery Support
For people living with the effects of stroke, MS or ALS.
A protocol for adults with neurologic conditions such as stroke sequelae, multiple sclerosis or ALS. Depending on the case, delivery is intravenous or intrathecal.
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.
Support for recovery
Regenerative therapy could help support recovery of movement, strength and coordination.
Protection for nerve tissue
It can release signals that help protect nerve cells and support repair.
Calmer immune activity
In conditions like MS, it can help modulate the immune response that affects the nervous system.
More from rehabilitation
Combined with physical and occupational therapy, it could help you get more out of each session.
More independence
Improvements in energy, mobility or independence could make daily life easier.
Specialist delivery
Intrathecal application is performed by a specialist physician in a sterile procedure suite.
Measured follow-up
Function and quality of life tracked at 1, 3, 6 and 12 months.
About the treatment
How it is done.
Depending on the condition, treatment is given intravenously or intrathecally, directly into the spinal fluid so it can reach the nervous system. Intrathecal application is performed by a specialist physician in a sterile procedure suite.
Regenerative therapy can help modulate inflammation and support nerve cells. Together with a rehabilitation plan, it could help you move toward your recovery goals.
- Route
- Intravenous or intrathecal
- Guidance
- Per procedure
- Procedure time
- Procedure suite for intrathecal
- Sessions
- 1; re-evaluate at 6 months
- Time in Cancún
- 2–4 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 and neurologist follow-up
- Stable clinical condition to travel
- Recent imaging and lab work
We review your recent neurological imaging and blood work. 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 neurologic recovery 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.