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Ibogaine Center Cancun
Cancún, Quintana Roo, México
Ibogaine Center Cancún is a medically supervised ibogaine clinic in Cancun, Mexico (Torre Tzalam Agua 2, Penthouse, 77500 Cancún). We provide in-person treatment only, in a 7-day residential program (US$10,000) with a maximum of six patients at a time in private suites. Every ibogaine session takes place with a cardiologist on site, continuous EKG telemetry and one-to-one ACLS-certified nursing. Before arrival, each applicant completes an online application, a medical review, an EKG and blood tests, and a supervised transition plan for opioids, benzodiazepines or alcohol when needed. After discharge we provide a 90-day aftercare and integration plan, delivered remotely. We serve adults from the United States, Canada and Mexico seeking treatment for opioid and fentanyl dependence, alcohol and stimulant use, PTSD, trauma and treatment-resistant depression. Bilingual team (English and Spanish), available 24/7.
At a glance
Specialty · Practice · Access
What they treat
- Conditions
- PTSDAnxiety
- Modalities
- IndividualGroupsFamilyCouples
- Medicines
- IbogaineIboga
Who they see
- Populations
- Adolescents TeenagersAdultsElders
- Languages
- EnglishSpanish
- Communities
- Bixsexual AlliedGay AlliedLesbian AlliedNon-Binary AlliedOpen Relationships Non-MonogamyQueer AlliedRacial Justice AlliedSex-Positive; Kink AlliedTransgender Allied
- Session formats
- In Person
Accepted payment
- Payment methods
- American ExpressCashHealth Savings AccountInsuranceMasterCardPayPalVisa
About
Ibogaine Center Cancún is a small residential clinic in Cancun, Mexico. All medical care is directed by our physicians, Dr. Carolina and Dr. Franklin, who are responsible for screening, treatment and medical follow-up.
Ibogaine can temporarily prolong the heart's QT interval, so safety comes first: every candidate is screened before booking, and every treatment takes place under continuous cardiac monitoring with a cardiologist on site and a dedicated ACLS-certified nurse at the bedside. We accept no more than six patients at a time.
We are open about what ibogaine can and cannot do. It is not FDA-approved, it is not a cure, and it is not safe for everyone. If our medical team believes it is not right for you, we will tell you plainly. Our team is bilingual (English and Spanish), and most patients travel from the United States and Canada.
How I work with clients
1. Application and medical review: you or a family member apply online; our physicians review medical history, current medications and substance use.
2. Pre-arrival screening: EKG and blood tests (including electrolytes and liver function), and an echocardiogram when indicated. Any opioid transition, or benzodiazepine or alcohol taper, is planned with you before arrival.
3. Preparation: on arrival, baseline tests, hydration, electrolyte optimization and a final medical and psychological review.
4. Treatment: a single medically supervised ibogaine session with continuous EKG telemetry, a cardiologist on site and one-to-one nursing.
5. Integration: rest and integration days at the clinic, then a 90-day aftercare and integration plan after you return home.
Treatment approach
Our approach combines medical safety with preparation and integration. Ibogaine comes from the root bark of Tabernanthe iboga and has been used for generations in the Bwiti tradition of Gabon and Central Africa; we honor that origin while working within a medical framework. We follow published research, including observational studies in opioid use disorder and the 2024 Stanford study in veterans, while being clear that ibogaine is not FDA-approved and that controlled trials are still under way.
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