How UBI works mechanically
Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UBI) involves removing a small amount of a patient's blood, passing it through a sterile, light‑transparent chamber and exposing it to controlled ultraviolet light before returning it to circulation. The direct exposure of blood to UV light is intended to alter pathogen activity and immune signaling. Regenestem offers UBI as an immune support option alongside other therapies patients may receive.
The way UBI influences outcomes depends on treatment parameters, the patient's current immune status and any concurrent therapies. Because UBI is used at Regenestem as an adjunct for infections and inflammation, results are shaped by overall health, existing medications, and whether it is combined with other supportive treatments offered at the clinic.
What to expect during treatment
A typical visit begins with a clinical intake and review of medical history, followed by a brief blood draw and the irradiation step performed in a sterile setting. Staff monitor the process and return the treated blood to the patient. The procedure is done in an outpatient setting; most patients can leave and resume normal activities, but plans are individualized at the clinic.
Regenestem’s Plantation location is convenient for residents of Plantation, Sunrise, Davie, Lauderhill and nearby Fort Lauderdale and Weston. Flexible daytime, evening and weekend appointments accommodate commuters and families; easy parking and proximity to West Broward Boulevard, University Drive and I‑595 help patients schedule sessions around work or errands.
Who may consider UBI
UBI is offered as an adjunctive option for people seeking immune system support or additional measures alongside standard care for infections and inflammation. Patients who are considering UBI are encouraged to discuss their full medical picture with Regenestem clinicians so the team can determine appropriateness and coordinate with primary care or specialty providers as needed.
Some patients at Regenestem choose to combine UBI with other immune‑supportive therapies available at the clinic. Treatment plans are tailored, and clinicians will explain trade‑offs, potential benefits and limitations during the consultation so patients in the Plantation Midtown District can make informed decisions before starting a course.
