A private integrative and regenerative medicine clinic in Bingham Farms, Michigan, offering cell therapy, platelet injections, ozone and intravenous treatments, functional medicine and aesthetics.
American Regenerative Clinic is a private practice at 31000 Telegraph Road in Bingham Farms, Michigan, a suburb north-west of Detroit. Its website presents it as an integrative and regenerative medicine practice rather than a conventional orthopaedic or surgical one, and describes its approach as supporting what it calls the body's own ability to heal and rejuvenate itself.
The services listed are broad. Alongside cell therapy and platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood), the site advertises ozone therapy, prolozone and prolotherapy (injections intended to provoke a healing response in ligaments and tendons), perineural therapy, extracorporeal blood oxygenation and ozonation (EBOO, a form of blood ozone treatment), intravenous nutrient therapy, intravenous laser and photodynamic therapy, laser acupuncture, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, functional medicine, integrative oncology, hair loss treatment, an injection for erectile dysfunction, and a range of medical aesthetic and skincare procedures. A reader comparing options should note that cell therapy is one offering among many here, not the sole focus of the practice.
On cells, the site states that its cell therapy works by isolating stem cells from one location in the body and using them to support healing, which implies an autologous approach (cells taken from the patient's own body). It does not say which tissue the cells are taken from, how they are processed, or by which laboratory. Exosomes are also named on the site, again without a stated source. The directory listing that led us here mentioned stem cell banking, but we could not find any such service described on the clinic's own pages. A prospective patient would need to ask directly what cells are used, where they come from, how they are prepared and on what regulatory basis.
The practice was founded by Dr Andrey Lutskovsky. According to the site he qualified in medicine in Ukraine in 1987 with a background in general and trauma surgery, and later obtained an osteopathic medical degree at the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2004. No other clinicians are named. The site does not state when the clinic opened, what languages are spoken, or what any treatment costs, though it does mention that CareCredit financing is available.
The site is organised around treatments rather than diagnoses, and names relatively few specific conditions.
The site says its cell therapy isolates stem cells from one location in the patient's own body and uses them to support healing elsewhere, but gives no further technical detail.
One clinician is named on the site.
The clinic occupies Suite 140 at 31000 Telegraph Road in Bingham Farms, Michigan, and the site gives opening hours of 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday. It is presented as a single outpatient office: the website shows no second location, no overnight facilities and no on-site laboratory, and it lists no accreditation or hospital affiliation. Contact is by telephone on (248) 876-4242 or by email to the address given on the site.
The site publishes no prices for any treatment. It mentions that CareCredit financing is available, which implies costs are paid privately, but the amounts would have to be established at consultation.
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.