On behalf of the entire team at CHIPSA Hospital, We would like to take a moment to say thank you again for everyone for their loyalty and support during these unprecedented times. The past several months has been unlike anything anyone has ever experienced, and we’re working hard to evolve so we can continue to […]
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Patients on end-of-life care are usually just making themselves comfortable, but Stacy W. was doing exactly the opposite. Unwilling to give up on her life, Stacy continued to pursue a natural path towards healing. It wasn’t long before she was kicked off hospice and told her cancer was completely gone. Learn how Stacy went from […]
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Lois was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) about 11 years ago. In those 11 years, she lived a life of intermittent pain that left her unable to do the things she loved. As a professional boxer, she had been an athlete for many years. She thrived on being active. But her disease forced her to […]
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Nashville, Tennessee – Meet Regina C., a 67 year old grandmother and veteran who had been suffering with a very aggressive case of Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) for over 18 years. Until she came to CHIPSA, Regina was practically confined to a wheelchair and was barely able to walk across a room. RA had taken over […]
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CHIPSA Hospital is excited to announce a new treatment program for patients with autoimmune diseases. Up until now, the hospital has focused solely on its cutting-edge cancer treatment program. With a backlog of cancer patients waiting for space, they have only been able to offer autoimmune treatments to staff and their family members. However, with […]
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The world has come a long way in the last few decades in its ability to treat cancer. Yet many people still die from the disease, creating growing frustrations regarding the lack of treatment options. It seems as if the standard of care protocols have remained unchanged for 30 years: chemotherapy, radiation and surgery. Furthermore, […]
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Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women both in the United States and beyond. There is about a 1 in 8 chance that a woman in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. Sadly, nearly 42,170 American women will likely die in 2020 as a result of breast cancer. […]
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Recife, Brazil – Meet Willy F., a 35-year-old man who was diagnosed with Stage 4 undifferentiated nasopharyngeal carcinoma in 2015. It all started with some small nodules that were on the side of Willy’s neck. He didn’t think much of it, as there was no pain or any other symptoms, so he carried on […]
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2019 was a groundbreaking year in our treatment of cancer at CHIPSA Hospital. Our unique and cutting-edge protocols all begin with a very simple idea: consensus is not science. So we drop our pride, let go of what other people believe is the “best” way to treat cancer, and we open ourselves to all possibilities. This […]
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Amanda L. was diagnosed with an aggressive bone cancer called chondroblastic osteosarcoma in March of 2017. By the time her doctors discovered it, the disease had metastasized and advanced to stage 3. Amanda was told it was non-curative. But nearly two years after her initial diagnosis, Amanda is still alive to […]
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