Stem Cell Treatments in Mesa, AZ
Your own adult stem cells, for joints and injuries with more wear than PRP can handle, or that haven't improved with conservative care.
No-cost intro call by phone or video · Common questions
What Stem Cell Treatment Is Used For.
Individual results vary. Your doctor will tell you whether this fits.
What to Expect.
More than one injection is common. Improvement builds over weeks to months. Insurance usually doesn't cover stem cell treatment, and your doctor gives you the price at your visit.
Who Stem Cell Treatment Is For.
Neck pain sent him looking for anything but surgery. Injection therapy worked, and he built a career around it.
Dr. Neil Morris, NMD
Regenerative health, PRP, stem cells, hormones
How soon will I notice improvement?
It varies with the injury and your body. Most people notice changes over weeks to months, not days.
What's the difference between stem cells and PRP?
PRP concentrates the platelets in your blood and is often the first choice for tendon injuries and mild to moderate joint problems. Stem cells are usually considered for bigger problems or injuries that haven't improved with other care.
Are stem cell injections safe?
The cells come from your own body. Mild soreness or swelling for a few days is the most common side effect.
How much does stem cell treatment cost?
Every plan is different, so we price it with you at your visit, before you commit to anything. What moves the price: how many areas we treat, how many injections your plan needs, and whether it's paired with PRP or other care.
How long do the results last?
It depends on the joint, how much wear there is and how active you are. Some people come back for another round down the road. Your doctor will tell you what's realistic for your situation.
Does insurance cover it?
Usually not. Treatment at the clinic is cash pay, and HSA and FSA cards work.