Envita Medical Centers Questions & Answers

Jo, it all depends on more factors than just where that cancer is located. At our center, we personalize treatment based on an individual's genetic information, which can play many different factors. To learn more about our clinic please contact us at 1-866-830-4576 and a Patient Care Coordinator can help provide further insight.

Envita is only located in Arizona because Arizona has special laws in place that allows our doctors to do specialty treatments you can't get in other states.

Envita Medical Centers provides treatments that go beyond the realm of what standard insurance is willing to cover so we do not directly bill insurance for our care.

Unfortunately we do not provide telehealth services at Envita Medical Centers. You would need to be treated at our facility in Scottsdale, Arizona.

We are very sorry to hear that your sister is having a hard time with chemotherapy. Chemo can be extremely taxing on the body, especially if given at maximum therapeutic dose without first genetically targeting it to your sister's cancer needs. Which is why if chemotherapy is deemed necessary for a patients protocol we use a proprietary method called GTFC or Genetically Targeted Fractionated Chemotherapy. Here is a link related to this treatment https://www.envita.com/conditions/cancer/chemotherapy

We treat all cancer types and stages, including endometrial cancer.

We are aware of this research. We have been looking into developing new agents through our custom compounding pharmacy that harness the same mechanisms of action as the drug ErSO. It is pretty exciting work.

Fibromyalgia is an idiopathic diagnosis, meaning physicians don't exactly know what caused this collection of symptoms. At Envita we use advanced proprietary testing to identify underlying conditions that could be causing or exacerbating fibromyalgia symptoms. Treatment range can vary greatly depending on how severe your symptoms are. It is recommended you speak with a Patient Care Expert so they can learn more about your case, once they have a better idea of how severe your Fibromyalgia is, then they can give you an idea of what it might take to treat it.

CIPI could be a potential treatment for your sister but our physicians would need to do an in person assessment of your sister's state of disease before they could recommend CIPI for her.