Dr. Kristina Zumbana coordinates the evaluation, planning and follow-up of international patients from New York. We serve patients in six languages, from more than 40 countries.
International medical coordination · New York
Reviews your clinical history and defines the protocol before travel. Replies in 5 languages.
Director of the Clinic & Apheresis Technology Network
Leads clinical operations and the apheresis-technology network across Latin America.
Director of Logistics
Coordinates dates, transfers and clinical schedule so your visit runs efficiently.
International Patient Administrator
Your point of contact for documentation, partner lodging and follow-up.
Every international patient is received by the same team you see here: physicians, nursing and clinical coordination, in Quito and at the centers we train abroad.
A clinical coordinator accompanies every session and translates every medical decision.
The NexusMed medical team leads and trains plasma exchange sessions at centers in the United States and Europe, to the same standard as in Quito.
Nursing staff and the attending physician remain in the room throughout the procedure, with continuous hemodynamic monitoring.
Clinical confidentiality is absolute. We coordinate pre-travel evaluations, medical records, stay logistics, and follow-up with the treating physician in the patient's home country.
Individual reclining chairs, visual device monitoring, and permanent medical staff on-site — the same clinical quality expected of a leading hospital, with the privacy an international patient expects.
Before you travel, we schedule a virtual medical consultation to review your clinical history, prior reports and health goals — so you know if there's a suitable protocol for your case before making the trip.
Based on your prior studies and initial evaluation, our medical team designs the treatment timeline: diagnostic tests, procedures, dates, and estimated visit duration.
You arrive in Quito with everything arranged: a defined clinical schedule, support at every step, and medical care in your language throughout your stay.
The protocol doesn't end when you return home. NexusMed maintains remote clinical follow-up: results review, protocol adjustments, and direct communication with the medical team.
Spanish · English · Russian · French · Italian · German
There's always a team member available who speaks your language.
Ecuador uses the US dollar (USD) — no currency conversion, no surprises in cost.
No visa is required for most passports from North America, Europe and Latin America (stays up to 90 days).
Mariscal Sucre International Airport (UIO), 25 minutes from downtown. Direct flights from: Miami · Houston · Atlanta · New York · Madrid · Amsterdam · Bogotá · Lima · Mexico City
Quito maintains an average temperature of 15–24°C (59–75°F) year-round, with no extreme seasons.
It varies by protocol. Most initial programs require between 5 and 14 days in Quito. Our team coordinates the schedule to maximize the clinical efficiency of your visit.
For patients seeking an advanced clinical diagnosis or a high-level second medical opinion.
Lodging not included. We coordinate with partner hotels in Cumbayá.
Request informationFor patients with an active diagnosis who require specialized treatment: plasmapheresis, cellular medicine, or combined protocols.
For patients without an active condition seeking advanced clinical optimization, prevention and precision medicine.
International programs do not include tourism services. They are clinical protocols organized to minimize your time and maximize the efficiency of your medical visit.
NexusMed treats patients from around the world. Here are some of the most frequent countries of origin.
The first step is a conversation with our international coordination team — no commitment, no cost.