Stem Cell Therapy Takes Center Stage in Heart of Europe, Slovakia

NEW YORK - Aug. 6, 2015 - PRLog -- Working with its local partner, the Nemocnicna a.s. at Malacky Hospital, Blue Horizon International a.s. opened its one-of-a-kind facility in Slovakia, less then an hour drive from Vienna International airport, and under 30 minutes drive from Bratislava airport.

Blue Horizon International Slovakia a.s. is licensed by the Ministry of Health of Slovak Republic to provide adipose stem cell treatments for orthopedic joint applications - knees, hips, shoulders, and ankles. Procedures utilize cutting-edge technology and adult stem cells only.

Like its facility in Wuhan, China, Blue Horizon International’s Slovakia operation functions as both a stem cell research and treatment facility. The Slovakia location, however, is more centralized (globally) and bears the honor of being one of the top ten travel destinations in 2013 according to Lonely Planet.

BHI founder and chief medical officer, Brian Mehling, M.D. stated, “Offering this clinical application in Slovakia, allows us to reach more clients in an alternate location and at a very reasonable rate, while still maintaining the high standard of quality care and service we’re committed to.”

Blue Horizon Stem Cells is currently offering adipose stem cell derived treatment for joint diseases at Malacky Hospital in Slovakia. "We have treated more then 40 patients so far, all with outstanding results. Stem cells are a great option when the patient is not a good candidate for traditional forms of treatment, such as invasive surgery or other treatment modalities," said Mgr Renata Mihalyova, MBA, general manager of Blue Horizon International Slovakia.

While Blue Horizon International prepares for future international operations under the direction of John Ferguson, CEO and Doreen Santora, COO, it’s clear that the opening of the Slovakia operation at Malacky Hospital provides an opportunity for anyone seeking treatment for a number of joint conditions treatable with stem cell therapy.

Blue Horizon International is a healthcare consulting company with a unique concept that combines treatment, research and philanthropic efforts. Blue Horizon International provides quality care and service for medical treatments globally, advanced technologies in stem cell therapies, and also provides resources needed to assist children and adults who are medically underserved. For more information please visit Blue Horizon International at www.bluehorizoninternational.com

Blue Horizon Stem Cells is a division of Blue Horizon International that provides stem cell therapy and research to achieve health benefits. Uniquely positioned to take advantage of its clinical research, Blue Horizon Stem Cells has safely and efficiently performed over 3000 procedures, documenting each procedure while tracking the progress of patients throughout their treatment cycle. Blue Horizon International’s stem cell therapy program is associated with The Stem Cell Centre, Hongqiao Brain Hospital and Wuhan University School of Basic Medical Science in Wuhan, China and in Malacky, Slovakia. For more information please visit www.bluehorizonstemcells.com.

Blue Horizon International a.s. has partnered up with Nemocnicna a.s. in Malacky Hospital, Slovakia and they have been granted a license by the Ministry of Health of Slovak Republic to perform treatments of joints. As of now, they offer treatments of knees, hips, ankles and shoulders. They cooperate with highly specialized Slovak doctors, who perform the procedures in Malacky Hospital. For more information, please visit at www.liecbaklbov.sk

Malacky Hospital is a private hospital located in western part of Slovakia, just an hour from Vienna International airport. It offers high-quality, comprehensive and customized healthcare solutions to organizations and individuals. The hospital complex includes specialists‘ offices, a diagnostics center and practitioners‘ offices for both adults an children. Malacky Hospital is staffed with expertly-trained medical professionals and is one of the premiere hospitals in Central Europe.