EHL Thailand · Treatment example
Care journey: diabetes
The EHL service path for people with diabetes interested in stem cell care.
Last updated 12 Oct 2026
Direct answer
EHL BIO publishes information on stem cells to support metabolic, circulation and tissue recovery in diabetes. An EHL physician assesses you individually before planning.
Step by step
01. Send your question and basic information (Day 1)
Complete the consultation or appointment form with your symptoms, duration, medicines and previous care. The EHL Thailand team coordinates with EHL in Korea and replies in your dashboard.
Who is involved: You + EHL Thailand team
02. Prepare your medical documents (Week 1–2)
Gather treatment summaries, blood results, imaging and your medicine list. Complete records help the EHL physician assess you quickly and accurately. Data is used only with your consent.
Who is involved: You + EHL Thailand team
03. Individual assessment by an EHL physician (Week 2–3)
The EHL physician reviews blood sugar, HbA1c, complications and medicines to plan suitable recovery support.
Who is involved: EHL Cell Clinic physician, Korea
04. Care plan under Korean law (Before travelling)
The physician prepares a plan permitted under Korea's advanced regenerative medicine law and explains the steps, costs and realistic expectations before you decide.
Who is involved: EHL physician + you
05. Appointment at EHL in Korea (On your appointment date)
Visit EHL Cell Clinic. Cells are produced in EHL's GMP centre under its quality-control system, and the EHL Thailand team helps coordinate your appointment and travel.
Who is involved: EHL Cell Clinic + EHL Thailand team
06. Ongoing follow-up (After your visit)
Your symptoms and function are followed regularly with the EHL team to support continued recovery.
Who is involved: EHL team + you
Documents to prepare
- Past blood sugar and HbA1c results
- Information on complications such as eyes, kidneys, feet
- Current medicines and other conditions
- A note of your symptoms and what you hope to improve
Questions to ask your doctor
- Which cell type does my plan use, and how is it produced in EHL's GMP centre?
- How many trips to Korea are needed, and for how long?
- What is the total cost including follow-up?
- How should I care for myself afterwards to support recovery?
Important information before your visit
- The goal is to support recovery and improve symptoms or function where suitable; a full cure is not guaranteed.
- Results vary between individuals, and the care plan depends on the EHL physician's assessment.
- Services take place in Korea under Korea's advanced regenerative medicine law.
- Timings shown are an example and may change with documents and the physician's assessment.
Experts involved
EHL BIO Stem Cell Research Institute — Stem cell therapeutics research and development team
ADSTEM (atopic dermatitis), KDSTEM (chronic kidney disease), RASTEM (rheumatoid arthritis), PDSTEM (Parkinson's disease) and adipose-derived exosome programmes
- The hospital's affiliated research centre states ADSTEM Phase 1–2 trials were conducted and a KDSTEM Phase 1 trial started in Korea.
- The hospital's affiliated research centre states it holds know-how and patents in stem cell isolation and culture.
- Individual researcher names are not published publicly, so this is shown at team level.
Source: EHL BIO — Stem cell treatment — https://www.ehlbio.co.kr/eng/rd/institute/
EHL Thailand Research Desk — Reviews articles, research summaries and clinical trial status
Careful reading of study results, including sample size, trial phase and limitations
- Checks that every claim links to an openly viewable source.
- Never uses cure or guarantee language, or claims approvals without documentation.
Reviewed by: EHL Thailand Research Desk — Clinical research reading and summarising
EHL BIO sources
- http://ehlbio.co.kr/eng/cure/diabetes
- http://ehlbio.co.kr/eng/rd/institute
- http://ehlbio.co.kr/eng/rd/gmp
Related disease page
Diabetes — Chronic high blood glucose from insulin deficiency or insulin resistance.