A Whole Body Approach: Why CHIPSA Integrates The Power of the Mind to Heal Cancer
CHIPSA Hospital is known for it’s immunotherapy-based treatments that incite the body’s own, powerful immune system to fight off disease. Our methods are focused on harnessing the tools already available within the patient’s own body, and that includes the entire body, even the mind. Patients at CHIPSA are not only receiving physical treatments, they’re also receiving […]
Continue reading(45 Minute VIDEO) – 25 Year Breast Cancer Survivor Tells Us What Helped Her Heal!
Last September, hundreds of people made history as they attended an event uniting 22 terminal cancer survivors with top scientists and doctors in the field of cancer. The group of patients gathered there certainly seemed to have more differences than similarities. They lived in different places around the country. They held different occupations. […]
Continue readingHistoric Event Unites 22 Late-Stage Cancer Survivors with Top Scientists From Around the World!
Last November, CHIPSA Hospital hosted a unique, first-of-its-kind event celebrating the lives of 22 late stage cancer survivors who, according to doctors, shouldn’t even be alive. Surrounded by world-renowned doctors, scientists, and researchers, these patients shared their inspiring stories of how they healed their terminal disease when conventional treatment had failed them. […]
Continue readingHow Russell W. Beat Terminal Lymphoma at CHIPSA Hospital!
Russell W. was given 6 months to live back in 2018 after his non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma spread to his skin. But now, nearly 14 months later, he is alive, well, and eager to share his story. Russell’s journey began when he noticed a swollen lymph node near his elbow back in 2016. […]
Continue readingFrom Wheelchair To Walking! How Amanda D. Beat Stage 3 Cancer at CHIPSA!
Amanda Leverett Davis 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 […]
Continue readingA New Lease on Life: How Amanda L. Overcame Stage-3 Osteosarcoma at CHIPSA Hospital
Amanda L. came to CHIPSA Hospital last October looking for ways to improve her quality of life after surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy failed to treat her late-stage cancer. But she believes CHIPSA did more than that. According to her, not only did they improve her quality of life, they also extended it. Amanda […]
Continue readingWhy Are Cancer Patients Around the World Choosing CHIPSA Hospital in Mexico?
People from all around the world are reading about Chipsa and then heading to CHIPSA Hospital in Mexico to treat their cancer. Our full-service community hospital overlooking the Pacific Ocean in Playas de Tijuana offers several integrative treatments and immunological therapies. We treat patients at all stages, including those with advanced, late-stage disease. It […]
Continue readingNew Video Series Celebrates 22 Late-Stage Cancer Survivors
Last September, 22 people made history as they joined together to celebrate accomplishing the impossible: surviving late-stage cancer. Traveling back to the place where their healing journeys began — CHIPSA Hospital in Tijuana, Mexico — the cancer survivors had the chance to share their stories, meet other patients, and converse with world-renowned doctors, scientists, […]
Continue readingCHIPSA Hospital: An Oasis of Healing
When you start your journey to heal cancer, you need more than just medicine, specialized foods, and treatment plans. You need love, support, and kindness. You need hope, passion, and joy. You need people on your team who are rooting for you and your life. At CHIPSA Hospital, you get all of that and […]
Continue readingCHIPSA Hospital Success Story: Rita K.
Breast Cancer Patient Rita K. Goes To CHIPSA In Mexico and Shares Her Experience Almost One Year Later! In November of 2017, Rita K. heard the words nobody wants to hear “You Have Cancer”. Rita described this experience as being “devastated”, “shocked” and “traumatized”. What made this even more frustrating, is that this diagnosis […]
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