A pain management and anaesthesiology clinic in Las Cruces, New Mexico, offering injection treatments including umbilical cord derived stem cell therapy.
Agape Pain Management is a pain management and anaesthesiology practice at 2170 East Lohman Avenue in Las Cruces, New Mexico. The site presents it as an interventional pain clinic: most of what it lists is injection work - epidural steroid injections at cervical, thoracic and lumbar levels, trigger point injections, hip injections, therapeutic injections, botulinum toxin for migraine, and spinal cord stimulator implantation - with an attached physical therapy clinic. Regenerative injections sit inside that broader pain practice rather than defining it.
The site's stem cell page describes regenerative medicine as generating new healthy cells to repair or replace damaged ones, and states that the stem cells it uses come from umbilical cord tissue and are injected directly into the affected area. It says these donor cells are less likely to provoke an immune reaction, which is the clinic's own reasoning rather than an independently established fact. Platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from a sample of the patient's own blood) is listed separately as a service.
This is an allogeneic (from a donor) approach rather than an autologous (from the patient's own body) one, and prospective patients should understand the distinction. Umbilical cord derived products sold for injection in the United States are a contested area: such products are generally regulated as biological drugs requiring approval unless they meet narrow criteria, and the site does not name the supplier, the processing laboratory, the donor screening arrangements or the regulatory status of the material. It also does not say how many cells are in a dose or whether they are living at the point of injection. These are reasonable questions to put to the clinic.
The site does not set out a list of conditions treated for stem cell therapy beyond general references to persistent pain, discomfort, immobility and injury. Two clinicians are referred to as Dr Williams and Dr Franklin, but the site does not publish their full credentials or specialties on the pages reviewed. No prices are given, no founding year is stated, and no languages are listed, which is a notable gap in a city close to the Mexican border.
The site describes the problems it addresses in general terms rather than naming a list of specific diagnoses for its regenerative treatments.
The site states that its stem cell treatment uses stem cells obtained from umbilical cord tissue, injected into the affected area in the expectation that they will support damaged tissue.
The site refers to its team of doctors and names two, but does not publish their credentials or specialties on the pages reviewed.
The clinic occupies a suite at 2170 East Lohman Avenue in Las Cruces, in southern New Mexico, and the site describes an attached physical therapy clinic on the same site. Stated hours are Monday to Thursday from eight in the morning until five in the afternoon and Friday from eight until one. The setting described is an outpatient injection and procedure practice. No cell processing laboratory is described - consistent with a clinic that buys in a donor-derived product - and no accreditation is claimed on the pages reviewed.
The site publishes no prices for stem cell therapy, platelet rich plasma or any other service, and does not say whether regenerative injections are covered by insurance. Cost would need to be confirmed with the clinic directly.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.