Cuba Medical Treatment
An educational guide for Virginia families and caregivers exploring international medical treatment options in Cuba — Alzheimer's care, diabetic foot treatment, second opinions, and travel coordination. Information to support informed decisions, in consultation with your healthcare provider.
Educational Resource — Not Medical Advice
The information on this page is provided for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult with your qualified healthcare provider before making decisions about treatment options.
Why Virginia Families Explore Cuba
Health statistics and context for Virginia families considering international treatment options.
Virginia's diverse population spans Northern Virginia's DC suburbs, Richmond, and rural Southside regions. Many Virginia families are actively researching international Alzheimer's treatment options not yet available domestically. Virginia's diabetes population spans Northern Virginia's urban corridors and rural Southside communities, where access to advanced wound care and amputation prevention services varies significantly.
Explore by Condition
Educational resources organized by condition — explore treatment options, rehabilitation programs, second opinions, and travel coordination.
Alzheimer's Care for Virginia Families
Cuba's NeuralCIM neuroprotective therapy combined with intensive cognitive rehabilitation — an option not available in Virginia or anywhere in the US.
Diabetic Foot Treatment for Virginia Families
Cuba's Heberprot-P program for diabetic foot ulcer healing and limb preservation — an advanced wound therapy not available in Virginia.
Getting to Cuba from Virginia
Traveling from Virginia to Cuba for medical treatment is straightforward. Our coordinators handle every step — from e-Visa processing to airport reception in Havana.
Departure Airports
Washington Dulles (IAD) · Richmond (RIC) · Norfolk (ORF)
Flight Time
3–4 hours to Havana
e-Visa Included
We handle the application
Family Welcome
Accommodation for patient & family
Your Journey Step by Step
From first inquiry to aftercare back home in Virginia — here's what to expect.
Submit Records
Share your medical records from Virginia securely online for a free review.
Receive Opinion
Get a written second opinion from Cuba's medical team within 24–48 hours.
Travel to Cuba
We coordinate e-Visa, flights from Washington Dulles (IAD), and airport reception.
Treatment & Return
Receive treatment in Cuba, then return home to Virginia with aftercare support.
Your Questions Answered
What medical treatment options in Cuba are available for Virginia families?
Virginia families can explore two primary international treatment programs in Cuba: Alzheimer's care (NeuralCIM neuroprotective therapy with cognitive rehabilitation) and diabetic foot treatment (Heberprot-P wound therapy for ulcer healing and limb preservation). Both programs are educational resources; always consult your healthcare provider before making treatment decisions.
How many people in Virginia are affected by Alzheimer's and diabetes?
Approximately 150,000 Virginians living with Alzheimer's and an estimated 750K adults with diabetes in Virginia. Virginia's diverse population spans Northern Virginia's DC suburbs, Richmond, and rural Southside regions. Many Virginia families are actively researching international Alzheimer's treatment options not yet available domestically. These figures are provided for context and do not identify any individual.
Is Cuba's NeuralCIM or Heberprot-P therapy available in Virginia?
No. NeuralCIM neuroprotective therapy and Heberprot-P diabetic wound treatment are not available through any healthcare provider in Virginia or anywhere in the United States. These programs are accessed by traveling to Cuba, with coordinated aftercare once you return home to Virginia.
How long is the flight from Virginia to Cuba?
Flight time from Washington Dulles (IAD) to Havana is approximately 3–4 hours to Havana. Our coordinators help arrange flights from Washington Dulles (IAD) or Richmond (RIC) or Norfolk (ORF) and handle all ground transport in Cuba.
Can I get a free second opinion from Cuba while living in Virginia?
Yes. We offer free remote second opinions for Virginia families. Share your medical records securely and receive a written opinion from Cuba's medical team — typically within 24–48 hours. No travel is required for the second opinion itself.
Is this page medical advice?
No. This page is an educational resource for Virginia families and caregivers seeking information about international treatment options. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your qualified healthcare provider.
Begin Your Path to Healing
Submit your inquiry and our international patient coordination team will review your case and respond within 24–48 hours with a personalized treatment recommendation.