Frequently Asked Questions
About Treatment
Regenerative medicine is not covered by health insurance.
Free-choice treatment is not yet recognized by health insurance, but allows you to receive the most advanced and sophisticated treatment if you choose.
Since your own cells are administered, there is no need to worry about rejection.
In addition, our clinic has submitted a Type 2 and Type 3 Regenerative Medicine Plan to the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, which has been accepted.
This allows us to provide cutting-edge regenerative medicine, which until now has been difficult to obtain in Japan.
Please be assured that we have a system in place to provide safe regenerative medicine through formal procedures based on the Law for Ensuring the Safety of Regenerative Medicine, which has undergone a rigorous review by the Specific Regenerative Medicine Accreditation Committee.
You are likely to feel the effects of the treatment.
However, as with all treatments, there are individual differences from person to person.
Also, it’s not guaranteed that one treatment will completely cure everything.
We believe that you will experience higher effects if you have multiple treatments than if you have a single treatment.
We will provide the best treatment for each person depending on his/her symptoms and condition.
About the Clinic
Appointments are required in order to allow sufficient time for each patient and to minimize waiting time.
Appointments can be made either by phone or email.
A letter of introduction is not required.
However, if you have received previous treatment or surgery, we may need to confirm what kind of treatment you received.
In such cases, we may ask you to provide documentation such as a referral letter that shows the details of your treatment.
You will need to present identification (health insurance card, driver's license, passport, etc.).
Please bring your medication book and test results (MRI, CT, X-ray, etc.) if you have them. If you do not have the test images with you, we will inform you to have them taken at our clinic or our affiliated medical institutions. (We will let you know if this is necessary when you inquire.)
If infection is detected in the preoperative blood test, the patient may not be able to undergo the procedure.
Medical expenses are often deductible.
Our clinic also issues the necessary receipts. Whether or not medical expenses are deductible depends on the local tax office, so please contact the local tax office directly for details.
Please check the credit card limit in advance and inform the staff at the reception.
List of Credit Cards Accepted
