About CPRT
It started in a boxing gym
CPRT exists because Terry Conroy watched too many people he cared about try to navigate regenerative medicine alone — and decided someone should walk it with them.
Terry's story
Rock Steady, and what came after
Terry Conroy spent years working with the Rock Steady Boxing community — a program built on the finding that intense, non-contact boxing training can help people living with Parkinson's disease maintain mobility, balance, and independence.
What happens in those gyms is not really about boxing. It's about a room full of people refusing to be defined by a diagnosis, and the people who show up beside them week after week. Terry was one of those people.
Over time he noticed a pattern. Fighters and their families would pull him aside after training with questions about regenerative medicine — something they'd read, a clinic someone's cousin mentioned, a website promising things that sounded too good to be true. They were researching alone, at night, with no medical background and no one honest to ask.
Some of what they found was legitimate science being studied seriously. Some of it was marketing dressed up as medicine. Almost none of them could tell the difference, and nobody was helping them.
Why CPRT exists
Terry founded Core Precision Regenerative Therapy to be the thing that didn't exist for those families: a single, accountable person who understands the landscape, refuses to oversell it, and handles every logistical burden that stands between a patient and a qualified physician.
That means three commitments, in this order:
- Honesty first. Regenerative medicine is promising and unproven in equal measure. CPRT will never describe it as a cure, and will tell you when treatment isn't a reasonable option for your case — including when that costs us the booking.
- Physicians decide, not marketers. Every recommendation comes from licensed physicians reviewing your actual medical records. CPRT coordinates; it does not practice medicine.
- The experience is our job. Records, scheduling, flights, border crossing, transportation, accommodation, recovery, follow-up — all of it handled, so your energy goes to your health.
The mission
Why an integrated hospital campus
Much of medical tourism runs through small independent clinics. Terry made an early decision that CPRT would not. Patients are coordinated to an advanced hospital environment where operating rooms, an emergency department, laboratory services, and cardiology capabilities exist on the same campus as the accommodations — because the standard for someone else's health should be the standard you'd want for your own family.
Team
The people around your journey
Roles that make up a coordinated CPRT experience. Individual profiles are added as the team is publicly introduced.
Terry Conroy
Founder
Personally leads consultations and owns each patient's coordination from first call through follow-up.
Medical Director
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Oversees clinical review standards and protocol appropriateness across coordinated cases.
Patient Coordinator
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Manages records collection, scheduling, and day-to-day communication throughout your program.
Travel Coordinator
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Builds itineraries, arranges private transportation, and handles accommodation and companion logistics.
Treating Physician
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Licensed, independent physician who evaluates candidacy, designs protocols, and administers treatment.
Recovery Specialist
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Supports comfort and aftercare during your stay and coordinates follow-up guidance for home.
Partnerships
How we describe our relationships
CPRT coordinates patient care with independent hospitals, physicians, laboratories, and hospitality providers. We hold ourselves to a simple standard on how those relationships are described publicly:
- Every partnership named on this site is described accurately in its actual nature and scope
- We do not imply ownership, endorsement, accreditation, or formal affiliation that is not documented
- Named institutional relationships are published only when substantiated in writing
- References to research organizations or institutions are cited as sources of published information, never as partners or endorsers unless a documented relationship exists
Demo note: partner names, logos, and relationship descriptions are intentionally left blank in this build. Add them only with written documentation of the relationship on file — misrepresenting an affiliation with a hospital or research institution carries real legal and regulatory exposure.
Talk to the founder
Terry answers his own phone
Whatever stage you're at — early curiosity or ready to plan — start with a conversation.