We Review Where You Are Now
Your diagnosis, current treatment, medical history, symptoms, and priorities are reviewed before options are discussed.
Cancer Care · Physician-Supervised · Tijuana, Mexico
Integrative Cancer Treatment Center in Mexico
Personalized, physician-supervised programs for patients seeking supportive integrative options alongside their current cancer care.
Caring for patients since 1985 · Tijuana, Mexico · 15 minutes from the San Diego border
Caring for patients since 1985Decades of experience with patients from the U.S. and abroad
Physician review before a program is discussedYour medical history and current treatment are considered first
15 minutes from the San Diego borderTransportation and visit logistics can be discussed before you travel
The person behind the diagnosis
The first step is understanding where you are now.
You may already be in treatment, looking for another medical perspective, or trying to understand what additional supportive options could be considered. You do not need to have everything figured out before speaking with us.
At BioCare, the conversation starts with your diagnosis or condition, what you have already been through, what treatment you are receiving now, and the questions you still have. Only then does a physician discuss what may or may not make sense for your situation.
You Can Ask Questions Before You Travel
A consultation can help you understand the review process, what information is useful, and whether further evaluation at BioCare may make sense.
Your Plan Is Not Chosen From a Package
If BioCare is appropriate for your situation, recommendations are discussed after physician review rather than from a predetermined treatment list.
Available at BioCare
Therapies Are Considered After Your Case Is Reviewed
The therapies below are examples of modalities available at BioCare — not a standard package. What is discussed depends on your diagnosis or condition, current treatment, medical history, overall health, and physician evaluation.
Whole-Body Hyperthermia
Controlled elevation of body temperature under medical supervision.
Dendritic Cell Vaccine
An immune-focused approach using the patient’s own cells.
Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UBI)
A procedure involving exposure of a small blood sample to ultraviolet light.
IV Nutritional Therapy
Intravenous vitamins, minerals, and nutrients selected after evaluation.
Autologous Stem Cell Therapy
An approach using the patient’s own adult stem cells.
Autoimmune & Chronic Condition Programs
Physician-supervised supportive care planned around symptoms, medical history, current treatment, and individual clinical needs.
Nutrition & Supportive Care
Nutrition and individual care needs considered within your plan.
Not every therapy is appropriate for every patient. Treatment recommendations are made by the physician following medical evaluation. Supportive integrative programs are not a substitute for conventional cancer treatment or appropriate specialist-directed care for autoimmune disease.
Beyond the diagnosis
There is a person.
A family. A story.
A serious diagnosis or chronic autoimmune condition can affect far more than medical records. It can affect plans, families, routines, energy, and what comes next. At BioCare, we take time to understand the person behind the medical history.
These experiences were shared by real BioCare patients. We include them to show the human side of care — not to suggest that every patient will have the same medical result.
Watch Patient Stories
Personal experiences shared by BioCare patients.
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These are only a few of the experiences patients have shared with BioCare. Visit our Patient Stories page to see more video testimonials and patient experiences.
These quotations are excerpts from longer patient testimonials. Patient experiences are individual and may not reflect the experience of every patient. Testimonials do not guarantee, predict, or establish medical outcomes.
Before you make a travel decision
We First Review Your Situation
You do not need to choose a treatment before speaking with us. The goal of the first conversation is to understand your situation, answer initial questions, and identify what medical information would be useful for physician review.
- Your diagnosis or condition and what you are facing now
- Treatments you have already received or are receiving
- Available pathology, imaging, laboratory results, and medication history
- Your questions, priorities, and what you want to understand before deciding
Supportive integrative programs are not a substitute for conventional cancer treatment or appropriate specialist-directed care for autoimmune disease. Suitability and recommendations depend on individual physician evaluation.
What happens before you decide
A clearer path from first contact to medical review.
Tell Us What You’re Facing
Start with a complimentary conversation about your diagnosis or condition, current treatment, and the questions you want answered.
Physician Review
Available medical information is reviewed to better understand your history, current care, and whether further evaluation at BioCare may be appropriate.
Talk Through the Options
If BioCare may be appropriate for your situation, the medical team can explain possible next steps, limitations, and what a visit could involve.
Then Decide Whether to Travel
You can make a more informed decision after understanding the review process, logistics, and what BioCare may be able to offer.
Physician-supervised care
Meet the medical team behind your care.
These are the physicians behind the medical review and care planning process. Your case is considered by a medical team — not by an automated treatment package or a sales script.
Dr. Rodrigo Rodríguez
Founder & Medical Director
Dr. Javier Vázquez
Dr. Melba Romero
Dr. Víctor Loustaunau
Dr. Nohely Arteaga
Before you decide
Your questions deserve clear answers.
How do I get started?
Call or email our patient coordinator to request a complimentary consultation. We can explain the next steps and arrange a conversation with a physician.
Is a program appropriate for every patient?
No. Suitability depends on an individual medical evaluation, including your diagnosis, health history, current treatment, and care needs. A consultation is not a guarantee of admission or treatment.
Does this replace my conventional medical treatment?
Our programs provide supportive integrative care. They are not a substitute for conventional cancer treatment or specialist-directed care for autoimmune disease. Discuss any proposed program with your treating physician and do not stop or change prescribed care based on this website.
Can you help me plan my visit from the U.S.?
Our coordinator can discuss travel from San Diego, transportation, accommodations, companion arrangements, and what is included in your proposed program before you make plans.
What should I share in my first message?
Your name, a preferred way to contact you, and a convenient time to talk are enough to get started. Please do not send medical records or sensitive health details in an initial email. Ask our coordinator how to provide records for review.
Before you decide
Speak with BioCare before making a treatment or travel decision.
A first conversation is about understanding your situation — not asking you to commit to a program.
Tell us briefly what you are facing. A patient coordinator can explain what information may be useful for review and help arrange a complimentary conversation with our medical team. You can ask questions before deciding whether BioCare is right for you.
Request a complimentary consultation.
Tell us what you are facing and the best way to reach you. We can explain the review process, answer initial questions, and help arrange a conversation with our medical team.
Complimentary consultation. No obligation.
This form is for general information and consultation requests only. It is not intended for emergencies or individual medical advice. Medical recommendations require physician evaluation.
You can also call +1 800 701-7345 or email doctor@biocarehospital.com.