Established Cell Therapies an a JCI-accredited hospital.

Transplant-grade cell therapy where the evidence is strong, supportive treatment where it’s reasonable, and a clear no where it’s neither.

“Regenerative medicine” covers two very different things. On one side sit cell therapies with decades of trial data and formal approval — bone marrow and stem-cell transplantation for blood cancers, CAR-T for specific lymphomas and leukaemias. On the other sits an international market selling unproven stem-cell infusions for arthritis, MS and ageing, at prices that have nothing to do with evidence. We work at the first end, plus a middle ground of supportive treatments like PRP, where we say plainly how much benefit to actually expect. If you’ve been quoted a stem-cell cure for something no cure exists for, we’ll tell you that too.

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Why Florence Nightingale for Regenerative Treatment?

Accredited transplant infrastructure. Honest evidence grading. A department willing to say no.

An established bone marrow and stem-cell transplantation programme inside a JCI-accredited hospital
Multidisciplinary review — haematology, oncology, orthopaedics — rather than one practitioner selling one technique
Every proposal graded by evidence, so you know if it’s standard of care, reasonable but modest, or experimental

Cell-based treatment restricted strictly to what Türkiye’s regulations actually permit
CAR-T cell therapy for approved blood cancer indications, with the intensive care support it requires
Full international coordination: visa invitation letter, transfers, accommodation, interpreters.

What We Offer at Florence Nightingale?

Autologous Stem-Cell Transplantation

Your own stem cells, collected and returned after high-dose chemotherapy to rebuild bone marrow. Standard of care in myeloma and certain lymphomas.

Allogeneic Stem-Cell Transplantation

Stem cells from a matched donor rebuild your blood and immune system, treating leukaemia, lymphoma and inherited blood disorders.

CAR-T Cell Therapy

Your own T-cells, re-engineered to target specific blood cancers, then reinfused with intensive monitoring for known side effects. This is genuine cell therapy — and the reason the term deserves protecting from misuse.

Haematopoietic Support in Cancer Care

Stem-cell collection and transplantation coordinated with our Oncology and Transplant centres, alongside chemotherapy and radiotherapy.

PRP for Joints and Tendons

Your own blood, concentrated and injected into a joint or tendon. Best supported for mild to moderate knee arthritis, where it may ease pain for some months — it doesn’t regrow cartilage or replace a joint replacement you actually need.

PRP for Scalp and Skin

Used alongside medical treatment for pattern hair loss and as an adjunct in skin rejuvenation — modest and maintenance-dependent.

Polynucleotide & Mesotherapy Skin Treatment

Injectable skin-conditioning treatments delivered by dermatology, honestly described as a refresh of skin quality, not regeneration.

Image-Guided Orthobiologic Injections

Ultrasound- or fluoroscopy-guided joint and tendon injections, selected by diagnosis. Guidance matters — an injection in the wrong compartment does nothing.

Structured Rehabilitation

Progressive loading, hydrotherapy and supervised strengthening — the least glamorous, best-evidenced form of tissue recovery, and often the thing we lead with rather than an injection.

A Guide On Regenerative Medicine Claims

Ask what the cells actually are

A legitimate provider can name the cell type, the source and the approval it’s administered under. Vague language like “regenerative cells” usually means the specifics wouldn’t survive scrutiny.

Ask which approval applies

Approved cell therapies are approved for named conditions, not categories of illness. A long, unrelated disease list is marketing, not medicine.

Ask for published evidence, not testimonials

Before-and-after photos and conference talks aren’t evidence. Ask for trial data in your specific condition.

Understand what PRP realistically does

It may ease pain in mild-to-moderate knee arthritis for a few months. It doesn’t regenerate cartilage or postpone a replacement you genuinely need.

Get a second opinion before paying a deposit

We review regenerative medicine quotes from other providers at no charge — even when our honest conclusion is that you shouldn’t travel for it at all.

What to Expect as an International Patient

Before You Arrive

Share your diagnosis, imaging and previous treatment records
Case reviewed by the relevant specialist team
A written opinion on whether cell-based treatment is indicated — or not

Assessment & Planning

In-person consultation and any further testing needed
Multidisciplinary review against approved indications
Full discussion of risks, alternatives and cost before consent

Treatment

Cell therapies delivered in the accredited transplant unit
Supportive procedures performed as image-guided outpatient treatment
Private rooms and 24/7 nursing throughout

Follow Up & Return Home

Detailed discharge documentation and monitoring schedule
Coordination with your own physician at home
Long-term monitoring for transplant and CAR-T patients

Proof You Can See

35+ years of clinical experience across the Group, with around 20,000 operations performed each year
JCI-accredited since 2013, now in its fifth accreditation cycle
Ratings: 5/5 on Bookimed, 4.7/5 across 6,621 patient responses
Multilingual coordinators — English, Arabic, Russian, French, German, Romanian, Serbian and more
Direct billing and pre-authorisation with major international insurers

We’ve worked with patients from 100+ countries — no case too simple or complex.