A Houston integrated pain clinic, trading as Campbell Health Center, offering fat-derived cell injections, platelet therapy, chiropractic care and spinal decompression for joint and back pain.
The provider listed here as Campbell Medical Group trades on its website as Campbell Health Center, based at 1012 Campbell Road in west Houston, Texas. It is an integrated non-surgical practice combining chiropractic care, nurse practitioner and physician assistant-led medical treatment, spinal decompression, diagnostics and regenerative injections.
Of the clinics in this directory it is relatively specific about its cell procedure. The site states that tissue is taken from the patient's own fat, typically from the abdomen or thighs, that the tissue is then processed to separate stem cells and other regenerative cells from the fat, and that the resulting preparation is injected into the affected area under ultrasound guidance for accuracy. Platelet rich plasma (PRP, concentrated from a sample of the patient's own blood) and what the site calls regenerative cellular tissue are also offered.
The range of conditions the site attaches to cell therapy is much wider than its orthopaedic core, extending to autoimmune disorders, cardiovascular disease, neurological disorders, erectile dysfunction and skin ageing. A reader should treat that breadth with caution: fat-derived cell injection for conditions of that kind is not an established treatment, and the site offers no evidence for those applications. The clinic does not claim cure rates on the pages reviewed, but the width of the list is itself worth questioning at consultation.
The team is unusually well documented for a practice of this type. The founder is a chiropractor who also holds nursing and nurse practitioner qualifications, and several chiropractors, a physician assistant and nurse practitioners are named. Notably, no medical doctor is named among the clinicians listed, which is relevant to who would be performing an invasive fat harvest and injection; a prospective patient should establish exactly who carries out the procedure.
The site lists orthopaedic problems alongside a much broader set of conditions for which it suggests cell therapy may be used.
The site states that its stem cell therapy uses the patient's own fat tissue, taken from the abdomen or thighs, which is processed to separate stem cells and other regenerative cells before being injected into the affected area under ultrasound guidance.
The team listed is led by a chiropractor with nursing and nurse practitioner qualifications; no medical doctor is named among the clinicians on the team page.
The clinic occupies a single building at 1012 Campbell Road in west Houston. The site describes an integrated outpatient setting housing chiropractic treatment, decompression equipment, rehabilitation space, diagnostics and a procedure area where ultrasound-guided injections are given. It does not describe an on-site laboratory for cell processing, nor name an outside processor.
The site does not publish the cost of stem cell or platelet treatment. It advertises an introductory consultation at 49 US dollars. It does not say whether any part of the treatment is covered by insurance, and private cell therapy of this kind generally is not.
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.