To remove barriers. Full stop.
We exist to remove barriers and provide innovative solutions that help people achieve outcomes far greater than imagined — regardless of where they live or what they earn.
About TreVita
We started with a simple belief: that life-changing care should be within reach for everyone — not just the few.
What we stand for
Three commitments that shape everything — who we work with, how we operate, and what we promise every person who trusts us with their care.
We exist to remove barriers and provide innovative solutions that help people achieve outcomes far greater than imagined — regardless of where they live or what they earn.
We believe lives can be changed — positively and permanently. Every person who walks through our doors deserves a future that looks different from their past.
Safety — in every decision we make, before anything else. Integrity — in how we operate, who we partner with, and what we promise. Care — genuine care for every person, every step of the way.
Our Story
TreVita’s founder, Dan Koetting, watched people he cared about struggle. Not because the treatments didn’t exist — they did. But because the cost in the U.S. placed them out of reach. Procedures that could change the course of someone’s life, sitting just beyond the financial limit of the people who needed them most.
He didn’t accept that. TreVita was built on the conviction that geography and income should never determine the quality of care someone receives — or the life they’re able to live after it. Our clinic and care teams are in Baja California, just 20–30 minutes from San Diego’s airport.
“What often feels unattainable shouldn’t stand in the way of someone’s health, confidence, or the life they deserve.” — Dan Koetting, Founder · TreVita
Our Growth
Each service we added began the same way — someone needed it and couldn't access it.
[YEAR] · 1st · [X,000]+ lives changed
[YEAR] · 2nd · [X,000]+ lives changed
[YEAR] · 3rd · [X,000]+ lives changed
Coming Soon · Because you asked for it
Coming Soon · Our most complete standard of care yet