BioReset Medical's main Silicon Valley office in Campbell, California, a concierge regenerative medicine practice offering ultrasound-guided biologic injections and intravenous therapies.
BioReset Medical's Silicon Valley office in Campbell, California is the practice's main location. It is a concierge regenerative medicine practice, meaning patients pay the practice directly rather than through insurance in return for longer appointments and closer access to their doctor. It was founded by Dr Matt Cook, who the site says has more than twenty years of experience in regenerative medicine.
Most of the clinical work described is minimally invasive injection treatment carried out under ultrasound guidance, so the doctor can watch the needle and the target tissue on screen. The practice lists regenerative orthopaedics, platelet-rich plasma (PRP, produced by concentrating the platelets from the patient's own blood), stem cell therapies, and hydrodissection, in which fluid is injected around a nerve to free it from the tissue around it. Diagnostic ultrasound is offered as well.
The practice also lists intravenous (IV) infusions described as regenerative and longevity IVs, peptide treatment, ketamine therapy, a programme called Stress Reset, and device-based treatments using Emsculpt NEO for muscle and fat and Emsella for the pelvic floor. Stem cells are named as a treatment but the website does not state the cell source, whether cells come from the patient's own bone marrow or fat or from donated birth tissue, or how the product is prepared. Ask about this before committing.
Cell therapies are named but the site does not identify the cell source.
The practice names its clinicians but the pages reviewed do not give their individual board certifications or specialities.
The Silicon Valley office is at 3803 S Bascom Avenue, Suite 203, Campbell, California 95008, telephone (650) 888-7950. The practice also runs offices in Santa Monica, California and North Palm Beach, Florida. Virtual consultations are available and there is an online patient portal for existing patients. The website does not state the year of founding, does not publish opening hours, does not list languages other than English, and does not describe a dedicated international patient service.
No prices are published. As a concierge practice it is likely that patients pay directly rather than through insurance, but no membership fee, consultation fee or treatment cost appears anywhere on the website.
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.