Location

Seventh floor, KUN 2186.

Av. Bonampak, Mz. 1 Lote 4C-2 · Cancún, Quintana Roo 77500, México. Your coordinator sends door-to-door directions before you travel, and the transfer from the airport is included.

KUN 2186, the building housing Mayan Medical Group in Cancún, México
The building KUN 2186, Avenida Bonampak Seventh floor. Your coordinator sends door-to-door directions before you travel.

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On site

Your protocol does not happen in isolation.

These run in the same medical center, under the same team, during the same stay — which is the practical difference between a program and an appointment.

Diagnostic imaging

Imaging and ultrasound on site — used to assess your case before anything is proposed, and to guide application on the day.

Laboratory & biomarker panels

Baseline bloodwork before your procedure and follow-up panels afterwards, so any change is measured rather than assumed.

Physical therapy & rehabilitation

Structured rehabilitation alongside your protocol. What you do in the weeks afterwards matters as much as the day itself.

Internal medicine

A full medical review before anything is scheduled, including the other conditions and medications you are already managing.

Image-guided pain management

PRP, viscosupplementation and guided injections — including for people for whom those are the more sensible option.

Nutrition & metabolic health

Assessment with a plan you take home, built around what you actually eat rather than a printed sheet.

IV therapy

Nutrient and hydration infusions, prepared and administered by clinical staff in the same facility.

Ozone therapy

Available on site, administered by licensed physicians as part of your protocol where your treating physician considers it appropriate.

Inpatient observation

Beds, monitoring and staff around the clock, for the hours after your procedure and for as long as your physician wants you watched.

Standards & transparency

What we will tell you — and what we never will.

Regenerative medicine has an honesty problem. We would rather lose a patient to candor than win one on a promise we cannot keep.

What we commit to

  • Written informed consent that states, in plain English, what is known and what is not.
  • A licensed facility, licensed physicians and a designated Sanitary Responsible Physician.
  • Documentation of sourcing and licensing available on request for your own case.
  • A physician who will tell you when you are not a candidate.
  • A fixed price, in writing, before you book a flight.

What you will never hear from us

  • That any therapy is a cure, or that it reverses a condition.
  • That results are guaranteed, typical or predictable.
  • Patient testimonials describing clinical outcomes.
  • Before-and-after imagery used as proof.
  • Pressure to decide, a countdown, or a price that expires.
Regulatory disclosure

Cellular and regenerative therapies are not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for most indications, and nothing on this page should be read as a claim that they are. Care at Medgenik is provided in Cancún, México, in a licensed establishment regulated by COFEPRIS (Comisión Federal para la Protección contra Riesgos Sanitarios), with a designated Sanitary Responsible Physician — [name, cédula profesional] — who answers for the programme. Licensing and authorization documents are available on request for your own case — we would rather hand them to you than print a number you cannot verify. Publicity notice [aviso de publicidad no.].