Frequently asked questions

🌱 What is regenerative medicine?

Regenerative medicine uses the body’s own healing abilities—like stem cells and growth factors—to repair, restore, and regenerate damaged tissues, offering an alternative to surgery or long-term medications.

🔬 What are stem cells, and how do they help?

Stem cells are your body’s natural repair agents. When placed into injured areas, they can:

• Reduce inflammation

• Stimulate tissue healing

• Slow or reverse degeneration

💡 What conditions do you treat?

We specialize in non-surgical treatments for:

• Osteoarthritis (knee, hip, shoulder)

• Tendon & ligament injuries

• Degenerative disc disease

• Chronic joint pain

• Early-stage neurological disorders
  Custom treatment plans are developed based on individual assessments.

✅ Are these treatments safe?

Yes. We use:

• FDA-compliant protocols

• Ethical, thoroughly screened biologics

• Minimally invasive procedures with low risk and little downtime

⏱ How long does the procedure take?

Most procedures are completed in 1 to 3 hours and require no hospital stay. You can typically resume light activity within 24-48 hours.

🧪 Where do the stem cells come from?

We offer both autologous (your own cells) and allogeneic (donor-derived, such as umbilical cord tissue) therapies—based on your condition and preferences.

📈 When will I see results?

Patients often report improvement in 2 to 6 weeks, with full benefits developing over several months. Outcomes vary by condition and individual response.

💳 Is it covered by insurance?

Currently, most regenerative therapies are not covered by insurance. However, we offer financing options and flexible payment plans.

👤 Who is a good candidate?

• People with chronic pain or injuries

• Patients who want to avoid surgery

• Individuals not improving with traditional care
  A full consultation is required to determine candidacy.