What this page does not cover
This page reports prices and terms only. It does not say whether the treatment works, who it suits, or what results to expect.
Our reading
This page reports only what providers publish about the price and terms of their programmes. It says nothing about whether any treatment for Lyme disease works, who it suits, or what to expect, and nothing here should be read that way.
Three Mexican providers publish a structured programme for Lyme disease on their own websites, and only one publishes a price. BioStem Health lists USD 11,000–12,000 for a protocol described as consultation, an intravenous infusion of 300 million cells, exosomes, intrathecal cells, IV therapies, labs and supplements. Lyme Re-code describes an 18-day programme — diagnostics, IV therapies, meals, transport, physiotherapy, nutrition and physician oversight — and gives the price only after an intake. Santa Maria Health describes a three-week programme with its composition partly listed, and quotes on request.
Two of the three address outcomes directly, in the negative: BioStem Health states that outcomes are not guaranteed, and Lyme Re-code states that specific outcomes are not promised. Santa Maria Health's page does not mention a guarantee. No provider publishes a redo policy — what happens, and who pays, if the programme does not produce the intended result — and no provider publishes what follow-up looks like after the patient returns home.
On the treating physician the three differ. Santa Maria Health names Mariya Kurilina and Dr Yuri Nikolsky on its programme page. Lyme Re-code states that a physician oversees the programme without naming one. BioStem Health names no one on the page checked. These are the pages as read on 21 September 2026; the providers have not yet been asked to confirm or add to them, and any answer will be added here with its date.
Six questions, answered from the data
What does the published price include, and what costs extra?
Of 3 providers checked on 21 September 2026, 3 list what their price includes and 0 list what it excludes on their own pages.
Is there a written guarantee, and what does it cover?
As of 21 September 2026, 2 of 3 providers publish their guarantee position (including stating that there is none), 0 refer to a guarantee without publishing its terms, and 1 do not mention one on the page.
Who pays if the work has to be redone?
As of 21 September 2026, 0 of 3 providers publish who pays if treatment has to be redone.
Is the treating doctor known before you pay?
As of 21 September 2026, 1 of 3 providers name the treating doctor on the page we checked, and 0 name someone in a different role.
What happens after you return home?
As of 21 September 2026, 0 of 3 providers publish what follow-up is offered after the patient returns home, and 0 mention it without conditions.
When was this last checked?
Every price on this page was observed on the provider's own website on 21 September 2026; prices are kept as dated observations and are never overwritten.