Integrative medicine practice in Georgetown, Delaware offering fat-derived regenerative cell therapy, exosomes and platelet-rich plasma on an outpatient basis.
Delaware Integrative Medicine is a private integrative medicine practice in Georgetown, Delaware. Alongside conventional pain and vein care it offers a group of treatments the practice groups under regenerative medicine, including what it calls Cell Rich Fat Transfer, stem cell therapy, exosome therapy and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy. The site states these procedures are performed in-clinic by a board-certified physician and are normally done on an outpatient basis, so no hospital stay is involved.
The practice is broad rather than specialised. Its published service list runs well beyond cell-based injections into ozone therapy, peptide therapy, intravenous (IV) nutrition, chelation therapy, detoxification, ultraviolet blood irradiation, bioidentical hormone replacement, vein treatments such as endovenous laser therapy and sclerotherapy, hair restoration using PRP, and GLP-1 peptide weight loss programmes. A reader should understand that the regenerative cell service is one offering inside a wide integrative and anti-ageing practice.
The clinic does not accept insurance and charges separately for consultations. It publishes no year of establishment, no information about languages spoken and no international patient programme. Nothing on the site indicates the cell-based treatments are approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration for the conditions listed, and no independently verified outcome data is presented.
The published condition list is very broad and spans joint disease, lung disease, autoimmune disease, cancer and neurological disorders. A list this wide is not evidence that cell therapy works for any one of them; ask the clinic directly what published evidence supports its use in your specific condition.
The clinic works mainly from the patient's own fat tissue and blood.
The clinic is at 20930 Dupont Blvd, Suite 203, Georgetown, Delaware 19947. The Georgetown office is described as operating Monday to Thursday. The site does not state a founding year, does not list languages other than English, and describes no dedicated service for patients travelling from abroad.
The site states a phone consultation fee of $260 and a follow-up visit fee of $160, and says insurance is not accepted. The cost of the regenerative cell procedures themselves is not published, so ask for a written quote before booking.
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.