CHIPSA Hospital

My daughter Angela was diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer in October of 2021 as well as the presence of cancer in seven lymph nodes. She and my wife visited three or four major hospitals and universities in Chicago as well as an extremely well known cancer hospital in Texas. Each came up with the same prognosis, both long and short-term: massive doses of chemotherapy and massive doses of radiation in the short term, followed up by significant permanent paralysis for the remainder of her life. One of the so-called "experts" even went so far as to predict Angela's demise if she didn't go along with the predominant cancer fighting protocol found in the U.S., stating as well that Angela needed "psychiatric treatment" if she didn't do as they said (nice bedside manner, huh?). Angela refused to give in so easily to these fearmongers and began looking for treatment outside the US, eventually settling on CHIPSA. So... Angela, her three year old son, my wife, and I went to CHIPSA the next month, in November, so she could begin a three week treatment. I could write a book on the emotional ups and downs we all suffered through, my daughter particularly, but suffice it to say that the treatment at CHIPSA (followed with three or four 3 to 5 day follow-up sessions every three months or so), coupled after her return from CHIPSA with six weeks of proton radiation outside of Chicago for the lymph node issue, has left Angela CANCER FREE! No paralysis, no cancer, just... LIFE! A good, healthy life!Angela, who has always been pretty attentive to her diet and to a serious exercise regimen, continues to exercise daily (Sundays off!) and has gone to a plant-based diet (I TRULY believe that she knows more about what feeds cancer cells and what destroys them than just about any dietician out there). I owe my daughter's life FIRST to God Almighty (I can't tell you how many times I cried and fell to my knees in prayer) and (running a CLOSE second), CHIPSA and all the wonderful, helpful personnel there. They are doing things at CHIPSA that are not done in America... mind you, no hocus-pocus, but instead REAL medicine, EFFECTIVE treatments, many of which are unavailable in the States.My daughter is cancer free now for a year and although we've taken a huge sigh of relief, we have not lessened our attentiveness and diligence to her illness. It will be that way for decades to come: we will never let down our guard as the threat of a return is always present. For now and for the foreseeable future, however, we remain eternally grateful for all CHIPSA has done for Angela and her family. THANK YOU, CHIPSA!!!

Chipsa saved my life! I was diagnosed with stage 3 metastatic breast cancer in October 2021. I had a 10 cm tumor and several cancerous lymph nodes. In the US, I was told that I would be paralyzed in my right arm from surgery, and that I would have a poor quality of life from the aggressive treatments. I am a mom and a veterinarian; and that was not an option for me. I went to Chipsa as my first line of treatment. I received cryoablation (freezing) of the 10cm tumor , low dose chemo, and many other modalities not offered in the states. All the staff at Chipsa are so kind and caring. I have been in remission since July 2022. Thank you Chipsa!

I’m so thankful to have found CHIPSA and received the most amazing care from the most amazing staff!!!During the month of March this year I was feeling really bad. I was in a lot of pain and then on 3 April I was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. Naturally I was devastated and also upset because I was planning to take my mother to Mexico in may for her 77th. With the pain I was in, that wasn’t looking possible. This trip was important because who knows if we would have this opportunity again.The same week I found out I was stage 4 I flew to CHIPSA for my 3 week stay.From the moment I reached out to CHIPSA for help they made everything seem so seamless and we were able to move fast to get me there. Yvonne was in constant contact with me and just made a difficult situation a lot easier for me.I use to work in some of the top hospitals in the USA and I’m here to say I’ve never seen or received the level of care that I received from all of the staff at CHIPSA. I wish I was able to truly let them all know how much their positive attitudes, kindness and professionalism meant to me.When I first arrived to CHIPSA I was in a lot of pain but by the end of the first week I felt so much better. When I arrived I felt like a 3 on a scale of 1-10 and after the first week I felt like an 8. I was able to take my mom to Mexico for her birthday and I cannot even describe how much that meant to her and me.Everyone has to choose their own path to healing but for me it’s CHIPSA. This place was the pick me up I needed mentally and physically.Since returning home the aftercare staff has remained in touch with me and it feels good knowing that they didn’t forget about me after I left CHIPSA.CHIPSA is focused on total mind/body/spiritual healing. You receive healthy, mostly vegan, and organic meals and juices each day, nutritional classes each week, and group ‘therapy’…..combined with specialized treatments only offered at CHIPSA.I made new friendships with fellow patients and we really formed a bond during the 3 weeks.There are so many I’d love to thank at CHIPSA….thank you for making me feel like an individual and not like a number:Dr. Montemayor , Hilberto, Mike, Saul, Roberto, Eric, Paola, Sergio, Ivan, Fernando, Miguel, David, Milton, Priscilla, Stefanie, and Dulce.

I was diagnosed with a chronic form of leukemia and Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in August of 2017.I did all my diagnostics here in Dallas and received treatment plans from three different oncologists here in Dallas, Texas.I also did three consultations with Cancer Hospitals outside to U.S.I made my decision to go to CHIPSA Hospital in November of 2017 and was there for 21 days.My final blood test before leaving the hospital revealed that my cancer markers had been cut in half. I continued the Gerson therapy at home with ongoing support from the CHIPSA outpatient team and cut my Cancer markers in half again over the next 3 months. I returned to CHIPSA for a 10 day stay and upon leaving my Cancer markers were normal. It took a total of about a year and a half to get my total blood work in order. The lifestyle change that I took with the direction of CHIPSA doctor's and staff had as much if not more to do with my healing than any other therapy. They provide and educate patients with the tools, medicine, lifestyle changes necessary for the human body to heal.I took a very hands-on and proactive approach to my healing process and have been in complete remission for a couple years.

I came to Chipsa Hospital with stage 4 Colion Rectal cancer it is now 6 months and 4 trips later and I am now leave in remission. I have never experienced such dedicated Doctors, Nurses and Staff members there to aid you in healing not just the body but the mind, emotional and spiritual side of your disease They truly give you the time and all efforts in your total wellness program. I’m so glad I refused chemo and radiation and came here for my full cancer treatments.

My mom went to CHIPSA in December 2022 for a 3 week treatment. This was her 4th battle with cancer and she wanted to try CHIPSA as an alternative. She went there with stage 3 peritoneal cancer (2 small tumors) that started from her original diagnosis of ovarian cancer. She followed their treatment plan they sent her home with and stuck to their diet. She received her MRI scan from her doctor and now her cancer is worse. The two tumors she had increased in size and she now has 3rd one! Her cancer levels doubled too. It makes me sad that something my mom and many others tried for hope of a cure to their cancer have ended up far worse. The treatment did absolutely nothing and it was 40k+ expense. After her MRI scans were sent over to them my mom never heard back from CHIPSA “doctors” either. She is now starting chemo again with her primary healthcare team.In the reviews Rainer was a person getting treatment there with my mom and it sounds like his cancer is also worse and other groups of people that were there stayed in touch and not 1 had good news about their cancer. They are all worse off.Very disappointing. Please don’t gamble your life with CHIPSA and use my moms experience as a testimony and all the others who have experienced the same thing.

My sister was diagnosed with breast cancer, and we made the decisions to come to CHIPSA.What a different, and healing experience. Everyone here, from the op room techs to the nurses, went above and beyond in keeping her feeling well and cared for. The treatments are cutting edge, like nothing even discusssd in our home country, and for her were effective.We saw tumor shrinkage in the first weeks and she is now in remission. We have no doubt this was made possible by their all hands integrative approach. The doctors all contribute to her care plan and leave no stone unturned in finding the root cause. We feel blessed to have found them and would recommend anyone who has been shaken by a diagnosis, to talk with them and see what they can do.

Friendly staff,well train DR's.they treat you in a personal/profesional relationship

my brother went to chipsa for cancer treatment. my family paid over $35,000 for 3 weeks of treatment with the agreement that we would be reimbursed any amount due if he left early or it was determined that he could not be helped. my brother ended up leaving 2 1/2 weeks early after it was determined that he could not be helped. he died shortly after returning home. my family & i have been trying to reach someone at this chipsa for days, we finally received a call back from the coordinator who promised that we would be reimbursed. she sent an email to my mother advising her of this. i’ll keep everyone posted on the outcome. we were advised that it could take up to 90 days to receive the reimbursement. i hope chipsa is being truthful as this is one of the most devastating times in our lives. we lost our brother & my parents lost a son. worrying about whether or not my family will get reimbursed shouldn’t be an added stress.

Inmunotherapy and alternative treatment for cancer. Great Doctors, nurses and staff

Everything is under one roof, efficient processes and staff is beyond compassionate. The coordination of care for all of the needed appointments is exceptional. I take my Mom here for cancer treatments and we have been treated excellent. Doctors seem like they really care and the vibe is very comfortable. Doesn't feel like a hospital.Great place to be when up against cancer. They treat the whole body, mind, spiritual and treat you with love and respect. They genuinely care has been my experience.

Ask for written doctor bios. You won’t get them. Even with your loved ones written authorization. I could not get any files on the doctors. You got a bunch of young twentysomethings running around that I highly doubt went to med school. I didn’t see one American in the place. When I asked for records their security kick me out. I don’t think your psychologist went to school ask him he won’t tell you. They take your money it’s got to be cash in there essentially a fraud. If you have questions they direct you to the marketing people you’re not allowed to meet with doctors. Even with your loved ones authorization. And they take it vantage of vulnerable people. I had a world renowned Doctor Who has invented some of the leading cancer fighting drugs in the world. He’s a scientist and a medical doctor. He said that sending a I loved One to a place like Chipsa is a bad idea you won’t see them again. I’m sure they’ve had some success but I know they’ve told me things that are factual and I wonder how many those videos are made up. I will have marketing people and maybe one smooth talking doctor tell you what you want to hear. Get their bios on their doctors. They are in their late 20s. Maybe a few over 30. I walked by one guy’s office and he was playing guitar. I’m hoping I can save other people from losing their money. I’m very familiar with hospitals and I’ve never been thrown out of one just for asking a doctors background. Security people came from all directions and told me to leave. I’m the former CEO of a bank I don’t cause trouble. My crime was trying to get information and meet with the doctor. It was that simple.