CMN Hospital
Alternative Cancer Treatment
at a Fully Licensed Hospital in Mexico
CMN Hospital is the top alternative cancer treatment choice in Mexico by our patients because they trust our COFEPRIS-regulated, full-service General Hospital, individualized physician-administered care, and ethical standards.
Founded in 1987, CMN Hospital provides alternative cancer treatment for patients seeking another treatment option within a licensed General Hospital in San Luis Río Colorado, Sonora, Mexico. Every patient’s treatment plan is personally developed by Dr. Edgar Payán after a comprehensive medical review.
When Cancer Treatment Is No Longer Working as You Had Hoped
Many patients contact CMN Hospital asking, “My cancer treatment is not working anymore. What other options are available?” Others have been told there are no further treatment options and want to know whether another medically responsible approach may be considered.
Dr. Edgar Payán reviews each patient’s diagnosis, pathology, imaging, laboratory findings, previous treatments, current medications, medical history, symptoms, and present condition before determining whether CMN Hospital’s Advanced Alternative Cancer Treatment Program may be appropriate.
No two patients arrive with the same medical history or needs. Treatment recommendations are developed specifically for the individual patient and may be adjusted according to their condition and response throughout care.
Alternative Cancer Treatment Patients Can Trust
Traveling to Mexico for cancer treatment is an important decision. Patients and families deserve the reassurance of knowing their care is provided within a licensed hospital with physicians, registered nurses, medical departments, diagnostic services, emergency support, and comprehensive hospital resources available throughout their stay.
CMN Hospital operates within Mexico’s regulated healthcare system under applicable Secretaría de Salud requirements, federal COFEPRIS regulations, and State of Sonora requirements administered through COESPRISSON.
Individualized Care Developed by Dr. Edgar Payán
Before treatment begins, Dr. Edgar Payán personally reviews the patient’s complete clinical profile, including diagnosis, pathology, imaging, laboratory findings, medical history, previous treatments, current medications, symptoms, and overall health.
As an integrative physician, Dr. Payán evaluates each patient’s existing cancer treatment. When there are no medical contraindications, prescribed hormone therapy, oral cancer medications, or scheduled intravenous cancer treatment may be responsibly incorporated into the individualized treatment plan under his medical supervision.
Treatments are administered by licensed physicians and registered nurses and are carefully monitored throughout the patient’s inpatient stay.
Private Inpatient Alternative Cancer Treatment
Patients stay in private hospital suites with close access to physicians, registered nurses, and hospital departments. Treatments are brought to the privacy of the patient’s suite whenever medically appropriate, allowing patients to rest while remaining under continuous medical care.
Physician-administered treatments, medications, laboratory services, diagnostic imaging, meals, daily monitoring, pain-management needs, and supportive services remain coordinated throughout the hospital stay.
Alternative Cancer Therapies
- Dendritic Cell Therapy
- Autologous Bone Marrow Stem Cell Therapy
- Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT)
- Major Autohemotherapy (MAH) Ozone Therapy
- Hyperthermia Therapy
- Intravenous (IV) Therapies
- Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UBI)
- Low-Level Laser Therapy
- PSiO Therapy
- Biomagnetism Therapy
- Rife Frequency Therapy
- Blue Scorpion Venom Therapy
- Mind, Body & Spirit Wellness
- Nutraceutical Support
Treatments are not selected from a standard protocol applied to every patient. Dr. Payán determines which therapies may be medically appropriate after reviewing the patient’s complete clinical condition.
Coordinated Inpatient Cancer Care
Dr. Payán and the hospital medical team monitor each patient’s condition, symptoms, laboratory findings, imaging, pain-management needs, medications, and response during care. Treatment recommendations may be adjusted when medically appropriate.
Many patients first learn about CMN Hospital through former patients, survivors, family members, friends, and physicians who want others to know that another hospital-based treatment option exists.
No treatment or outcome can be guaranteed. Every prospective patient must be medically evaluated before acceptance into the program or before specific treatment recommendations are made.