Colorado practice offering stem cell and platelet-rich plasma injections for pain, with a website that gives very little verifiable detail.
Colorado Stem Cell Center presents itself as a provider of injection treatments for painful joints and soft tissues. The site says treatment plans are drawn up individually for each patient and typically combine a stem cell injection with an injection of platelet-rich plasma, a concentrate made from the patient's own blood.
The website explains stem cells in general terms as cells found in the body that can develop into new cells, and describes the aim of treatment as supporting the body's own repair processes. Beyond that, the site is unusually thin on specifics.
Several things a prospective patient would normally want are missing. No physician is named anywhere on the site, no street address or opening hours are given, the source of the stem cells used is not stated, and no prices are published. Anyone considering treatment here should ask directly who would perform the procedure, what their qualifications are, and exactly what product would be injected.
The website does not say where its stem cells come from. This is an important gap: donor, cord-derived and patient-derived products differ in regulation, cost and evidence.
No physician or other clinician is named on the website.
The website publishes no street address, no opening hours and no description of the premises, although the practice is listed as operating in the Greenwood Village area of the Denver metro. No information is given about languages spoken or about arrangements for patients travelling from other countries. Contact details would need to be obtained from the site's enquiry form.
No pricing is published, and no consultation fee is stated.
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.