Clinic · Tijuana, Baja California
BMC Clinic
A regenerative, anti-aging and hyperbaric medicine clinic twenty minutes from the San Ysidro crossing, directed by Dr. Jorge Vázquez Parnass. Its website publishes the licence number of each of its seven practitioners with a link to the federal registry, and every therapy page lists when the therapy is not used.
Avenida General Ferreira 3170, Interior D, Colonia Madero Sur, C.P. 22046, Tijuana, Baja California
Licensing and credentials
COFEPRIS health license 25-TR-02-004-0006
Holder: BMC Clinic, S. de R.L. de C.V.. Issued 2025-07-31. No expiry date (Article 370, Mexican General Health Law).
Copy of the licence supplied by the clinic on 2026-10-13.
- Seven professional licences (cédulas) published on the clinic’s website, each with its number and a link to the federal registry (SEP), checked one by one on 2026-09-07.
- A registered medical specialty in Traumatology and Orthopedics (SEP registry) for the orthopedic and trauma specialist, who performs the ultrasound-guided stem cell applications.
- Medical director Dr. Jorge Vázquez Parnass, licence 1367741: 35+ years in integrative medicine, former medical director of Sanoviv Medical Institute, A4M member since 2001 and IFM member since 2002.
Doctors here, in this directory
BMC Clinic has 7 practitioners, each with a professional licence published with its number on the clinic's team page.
Specialties associated with this clinic
How this listing was compiled
This listing was supplied by BMC Clinic and reviewed by GetAReal.doctor on 2026-10-13. The clinic publishes its practitioners' licence numbers on its own website, where each one links to the federal registry. Accreditation of the premises is a separate question and is recorded above exactly as it was checked.
Website: regenerative.clinic. Reception: +52 664 630 5024. From the US: +1 (619) 860 7551.
Questions worth asking
Is BMC Clinic licensed?
Yes. BMC Clinic holds COFEPRIS health license 25-TR-02-004-0006, category: regenerative medicine: use of organs, tissues and cells for therapeutic purposes. Its practitioners' professional licences are published on the clinic's website with their numbers, so you can check each one in the federal registry yourself.
Does the facility being good mean the doctor is?
No, and conflating the two is the most expensive mistake in medical tourism. In Mexico most specialists are independent: they rent space or hold operating privileges, and the hospital does not employ them or vet their certification for you. A recognised hospital name on the door tells you about the building, the equipment and the nursing. It tells you nothing about whether the person operating on you holds a current board certificate. Check the surgeon separately, every time.
How do I check a doctor who works here?
Get the full name as printed on their cédula profesional and the number, then look the licence up in the federal register and the specialty certificate up with CONACEM. Both registers are free, both are in Spanish only, and both are public. Any doctor who hesitates to give you a cédula number has told you something useful.