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In the United States, stem cell therapies are only available through FDA-approved clinical trials, and full approvals are still years away. U.S. regulations also restrict the number of cells used, since expansion (growing more cells) is not permitted. While some clinics in the U.S. may offer treatments outside these regulations, the key concern is whether patients are receiving safe, certified, and high-quality stem cells.

At EmCell Stem Cell Center, we are fully licensed and authorized by the Government of Antigua and Barbuda and its Stem Cell Oversight Committee, and our laboratory is also licensed by the Ukrainian national regulatory authority to perform expanded stem cell procedures. This enables us to provide patients with millions of high-quality, clinically tested cells per treatment—something not currently available in the United States.

The cost of the treatment and services start at $______USD.

The cost depends on the recommended treatment protocol and will be provided to you in writing upon approval. It includes the treatment itself, hotel accommodation with breakfast, Wi-Fi, airport transfers, and VIP gate service at the airport.

If you’d like a general estimate of the cost for a specific treatment protocol, please don’t hesitate to contact us. One of our Patient Care Team will be happy to assist you.

Stem cell therapy is not covered by insurance, particularly when performed in foreign countries.

Yes, EmCell Stem Cell Center is a fully licensed healthcare facility, authorized to operate by the Government of Antigua and Barbuda and its Stem Cell Oversight Committee, in accordance with national legislation. Our entire medical staff is fully registered and licensed, and all of our stem cell products meet strict safety and quality standards, accompanied by official certificates of quality.

EmCell Stem Cell Center provides programs for children from the age of one year as well as for adults of any age who are able to travel to us. The main contraindications are active malignancy and active infection. We do not accept every patient, because the potential efficacy of treatment is just as important to us as safety. If we do not see a genuine possibility to help, we do not admit the patient and we never create false expectations about what stem cells can achieve. Above all, we remain committed to caring deeply for the well-being of every patient.