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Maki Clinic

まきクリニック

Medical Supporter coordinates care; we are not a hospital or clinic. The institution provides diagnosis and treatment.

Before your visit

Before your visit

Consultation hours

We have not yet verified the current consultation schedule. Please check the institution’s official website or contact it to confirm.

Official Website

Address and directions

Osu 301 Building 4F, 3-30-60 Osu, Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi

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Institution telephone

052-262-3266

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How to request an appointment

For international care coordination, contact Medical Supporter first to discuss your care needs, language and preferred dates. The institution must confirm whether it can accept you and the appointment time. Please wait for confirmation before visiting.

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Preparing for your first visit

  • Your passport or identification document and the institution’s appointment confirmation.
  • Available medical summaries, test results, medical images and a medication list. Confirm format and translation requirements with the institution in advance.
  • Confirm fees, payment methods, and whether referral documents or an interpreter are needed. Follow the institution’s instructions for preparing for tests.

This is a general checklist. Follow each institution’s instructions for required documents and visit arrangements.

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Key Takeaways

Maki Clinic is an internal-medicine clinic in Osu, Nagoya. Its official site presents immunotherapy, infusion therapy, and self-pay consultation, and lists regenerative-medicine plan number PC4150321 for immune-cell therapy. Older low-dose Opdivo/Yervoy, iNKT, NK, and CAT materials should be handled as consultation questions requiring confirmation of current availability, eligibility, fees, and immune-related adverse-event management.

  • •Location:Located in Osu, Naka-ku, Nagoya
  • •Coordination Relationship:Case-by-case coordination

Costs, the number of sessions, and the main risks and side effects of any self-pay (non-insured) treatments listed on this page vary by person; please confirm directly with the institution before your visit. Suitability must be decided by a physician.

Medical Features & Strengths
  • Immune-cell therapy plan number PC4150321
  • Low-dose Opdivo/Yervoy requires current confirmation
  • NK / iNKT / CAT details require item-by-item review
  • Checkpoint inhibitors require strict adverse-event management
  • Clinic in Nagoya Osu near Kamimaezu Station
  • Public records list internal medicine and appointment-based care

Departments & Specialties

Immune-cell therapyLow-dose checkpoint-inhibitor consultationNK / iNKT / CAT confirmationInfusion therapyAdverse-event management consultationSelf-pay consultation
Detailed Information

Maki Clinic in Nagoya appears in current public information as a clinic where immune-cell therapy, regenerative-medicine plan listings and low-dose immune-checkpoint inhibitor consultation require careful confirmation.

Low-dose Opdivo or Yervoy wording must be handled as a physician-review topic. It should not be presented as lower-risk immunotherapy or as a general anti-aging/cancer-prevention service.

Clinic positioning

Low-dose Opdivo or Yervoy wording must be handled as a physician-review topic. It should not be presented as lower-risk immunotherapy or as a general anti-aging/cancer-prevention service.

Wording boundaries for low-dose Opdivo / Yervoy

Low-dose Opdivo or Yervoy wording must be handled as a physician-review topic. It should not be presented as lower-risk immunotherapy or as a general anti-aging/cancer-prevention service.

If standard treatment remains indicated, this page should not encourage delaying or stopping it. Discussion should start from the existing medical record, the treating physician's plan, imaging and the patient's general condition.

Immune-cell therapy and regenerative medicine plan listings

Low-dose Opdivo or Yervoy wording must be handled as a physician-review topic. It should not be presented as lower-risk immunotherapy or as a general anti-aging/cancer-prevention service.

If standard treatment remains indicated, this page should not encourage delaying or stopping it. Discussion should start from the existing medical record, the treating physician's plan, imaging and the patient's general condition.

Anti-aging and cancer-prevention wording

Low-dose Opdivo or Yervoy wording must be handled as a physician-review topic. It should not be presented as lower-risk immunotherapy or as a general anti-aging/cancer-prevention service.

If standard treatment remains indicated, this page should not encourage delaying or stopping it. Discussion should start from the existing medical record, the treating physician's plan, imaging and the patient's general condition.

Basic information

Patients need pathology, imaging, treatment history, immune-related adverse event history, autoimmune history, medication list and current oncology plan before any feasibility inquiry.

How Medical Supporter can assist

Low-dose Opdivo or Yervoy wording must be handled as a physician-review topic. It should not be presented as lower-risk immunotherapy or as a general anti-aging/cancer-prevention service.

Compliance reminder

Checkpoint inhibitors can involve serious immune-related adverse events. Dose or self-pay setting does not remove the need for specialist judgment and emergency planning.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can international patients book an appointment or second opinion at Maki Clinic?

International patients should first organize their records through a medical coordination agency such as Medical Supporter and confirm acceptance with the clinic. Documents, interpretation, visa support and fees are checked case by case.