A small Ohio practice trading as Stem Cells Cleveland, offering bone marrow and platelet injections for joint, tendon and spine pain; its website has not been updated since 2018.
The site trades as Stem Cells Cleveland and gives its main address as 25200 Center Ridge Road, Suite 3300, Westlake, Ohio, with further locations named in Beachwood, Chardon and Concord Township. The directory's existing note calls it 'Responsive Medical Health & Wellness'; that phrase is the name of the WordPress template the website is built on and not the name of the business, so it should be disregarded. The practice presents itself as a regenerative medicine service for musculoskeletal pain rather than a general medical clinic.
According to the about page, the practice began offering platelet rich plasma (PRP, concentrated from a sample of the patient's own blood) more than five years before the page was written and describes itself as a leading regenerative medicine provider in north-east Ohio. For its cell treatment the site describes an outpatient procedure in which bone marrow is drawn from the hip, concentrated in a centrifuge and injected into the affected area, with the whole appointment said to take roughly one to two hours. The site also mentions a product it calls Amniox, which is an amniotic tissue preparation derived from donated birth tissue, but it gives no further detail about what that product contains.
One important caveat for anyone using this listing: the website appears to have been abandoned. The most recent blog entry is from 2018 and the copyright notice stops at the same year, so the services, locations, staff and contact details may all be out of date. The telephone number given is 440-306-3200 and the email address is info@stemcellscleveland.com, but a prospective patient should confirm that the practice is still operating at the Westlake address before planning a visit.
The site names one clinician, Dr Adam J. Hedaya, described as chief medical officer, double board certified and with more than fifteen years of experience, trained at Georgetown University Hospital and Mount Sinai Hospital in New York. It does not say which boards certified him, which specialty he practises, or who else works in the practice. It publishes no prices and makes no statement about insurance cover.
The conditions named on the site are all musculoskeletal.
The site states that its stem cell treatment uses the patient's own bone marrow, taken from the hip and concentrated in a centrifuge before being injected into the painful area during a one to two hour outpatient visit.
Only one clinician is named on the site.
The site describes an outpatient practice based in a suite at 25200 Center Ridge Road in Westlake, on the western side of Cleveland, and lists additional locations in Beachwood, Chardon and Concord Township. Procedures are described as office-based, with bone marrow taken and processed during the same visit, which implies an on-site centrifuge but no surgical theatre or overnight facilities. The site gives no information about the size of the premises, the processing laboratory, any accreditation, or whether all four locations offer the cell treatments. Because the website has not been updated since 2018, none of these details can be treated as current.
The site publishes no prices at all and makes no statement about insurance cover or payment plans. Anyone considering treatment would need to contact the practice for a quotation, and should ask whether the quoted figure covers the assessment, the procedure, any imaging and any follow-up injections.
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.