The solo practice of Robert W. Alexander, a surgeon in Hamilton, Montana, offering injection treatments prepared from the patient's own fat and blood.
Biocellular Regenerative Medicine is the practice of Robert W. Alexander, MD, FICS, at 1713 First Street North in Hamilton, Montana, south of Missoula. The site presents it as a medical and surgical practice working in regenerative medicine, with the stated principle of using the patient's own tissues to promote healing.
The site describes injection therapies prepared from the patient's own tissue. It states that adult stem cells are found in bone marrow and fat deposits and, to a lesser extent, in muscle, skin and other organs, and that the material used is autologous (taken from the patient and returned to the same patient). The preparation described is an adipose-derived stromal vascular fraction — cells and supporting material separated from fat withdrawn through small cannulas — combined with platelets concentrated from a blood draw, and placed under ultrasound guidance.
Conditions named include arthritis, low back pain, other orthopaedic problems, chronic pain, tendon and ligament problems, joint damage or degeneration in the shoulder, elbow, hip, knee and ankle, plantar fasciitis, nerve pain, scar restriction, and acute or chronic wounds. Alongside the injection work the practice offers plastic and reconstructive surgery, wound care, intravenous infusion therapy and aesthetic procedures using the patient's own tissue.
The site is unusually frank about the evidence position. It states that treatments of this kind are sometimes considered investigational, that the regulatory position consists of guidelines rather than firm rules, and that no promises or guarantees can be given. No prices are published and the site does not say whether insurance is accepted.
The site names the following as the problems it addresses.
The site states that all the cellular material it uses is autologous — taken from the patient and returned to the same patient — with fat as the main source.
The site is the practice of a single named surgeon.
The practice is listed at 1713 First Street North, Hamilton, Montana 59840, south of Missoula, with stated hours of Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, by appointment only. The site describes an office-based practice in which tissue is taken and injections given at an appointment, with ultrasound used to guide placement. It does not describe an on-site laboratory, any accreditation, or inpatient facilities.
The site publishes no prices and says nothing about insurance, so the cost of treatment would have to be established with the practice 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.