YOUR NEXT STEP · CRC TIJUANA
When pain, a diagnosis or a change in your health affects everyday life, you want answers that feel relevant to you. Tell us what is getting in the way and what you would like to get back to.
An individual medical evaluation determines suitability. Starting a conversation does not commit you to treatment.
Choose what feels closest to your situation. Explore first, then talk with us.
YOUR GOALS, YOUR QUESTIONS
Moving more comfortably. Understanding a diagnosis. Exploring wellness. Open a card to find a starting point for your conversation with CRC.
Stairs, walks or a normal workday can feel different when your joints hurt. You want to understand what options may be worth discussing.
Tell us where you feel discomfort, any diagnosis and what you have already tried. A medical evaluation can help clarify which options deserve consideration.
Reaching, lifting or returning to a favorite activity may feel out of reach when your shoulder keeps bothering you.
Share your symptoms, any available imaging and the activities that matter to you. Ask how the proposed options compare with other care and what limitations apply.
You are thinking about healthy aging and want a thoughtful conversation about your priorities, rather than a one-size-fits-all plan.
Explore a personalized wellness consultation. Your health history and goals should guide the discussion; wanting more vitality alone does not establish suitability for a cell-based procedure.
You may be looking for another perspective, trying to understand an unfamiliar option or wondering which questions to ask next.
Start with your general concern. Ask what evidence exists for your specific condition, what alternatives are available and what evaluation would be needed before considering any procedure.
Your experience matters.Tell us what you miss doing, what worries you and what you want to understand. That is a meaningful place to begin.
HOW EVALUATION WORKS
A diagnosis, age group or patient story cannot determine your candidacy on its own. A physician needs to consider your individual circumstances.
Start with your main concern, previous care and what you hope to understand. Ask the team how to share any relevant medical records.
Discuss your history, current health, medications, prior procedures and any available reports or imaging. The team can explain which information is needed for your case.
Ask about evidence for your condition, alternatives, possible risks, expected recovery, follow-up and a written estimate. A recommendation may include further assessment or other care.
Have these details available if you already have them. You can still ask questions before you have every document.
Start with a general inquiry. Ask CRC how to share sensitive medical records through the appropriate channel.
CLEAR ANSWERS
Yes. Start by telling CRC what you want to understand. You do not need to select a procedure in advance. Ask how the consultation and any medical evaluation are arranged, including any fees.
A diagnosis or age alone does not determine eligibility. Your medical history, current health and the specific option being considered need individual assessment. This page cannot confirm that you are a candidate.
You can begin with a general inquiry. Tell the team what reports you have and ask which records would be useful before a medical evaluation.
Request an individual written estimate after discussing your needs. Ask what is included, what could cost extra and how follow-up is arranged. Prices for wellness packages are separate from condition-specific treatment estimates.
Confirm the evaluation process, anticipated visits, recovery considerations, follow-up and all relevant costs before booking. Discuss travel with your usual clinician when appropriate.
Patient stories describe individual experiences. They cannot establish suitability or predict your outcome. Ask about the evidence and limitations of the specific option being discussed.
Independent patient education: questions to ask your doctor (ISSCR) ↗
A walk with less worry. Returning to an activity you love. Understanding your options after a diagnosis. Tell us what you are hoping to change and start a conversation with CRC.
An individual medical evaluation determines suitability. Starting a conversation does not commit you to treatment.