A family chiropractic practice in Farmington, New Mexico, offering adjustments alongside SoftWave shockwave therapy; its site makes no stem cell claims and injects nothing.
Desert Hills Chiropractic is a chiropractic practice in Farmington, New Mexico, in the north-west corner of the state. The site describes a family chiropractic service: spinal adjustments, wellness care, paediatric chiropractic and care during pregnancy, alongside a device-based treatment it calls SoftWave, which it describes as the most advanced and permanent healing therapy it offers.
The most important thing to say about this entry is what the site does not claim. SoftWave is a form of shockwave therapy - acoustic pressure waves applied to the skin with a handpiece. No cells are harvested, processed or injected, nothing is taken from a donor, and nothing is given intravenously. The pages reviewed make no mention of stem cells at all; the site does not explain the mechanism it attributes to SoftWave, and does not describe the treatment's scientific basis. The device is sometimes marketed elsewhere with claims about activating the body's own cells, but that claim does not appear on this practice's own pages, and this record does not attribute it to them.
For a reader using a stem cell directory, this means Desert Hills Chiropractic is not a cell therapy provider in any sense. There is no cell source to evaluate because there is no cell product. Anyone seeking stem cell treatment would need to look elsewhere; anyone considering shockwave therapy for a musculoskeletal problem should ask how many sessions are expected, what the evidence is for their particular condition, and what the total cost would be.
The conditions named across the site are the usual chiropractic range: back pain, neck pain, headache and migraine, sciatica, scoliosis, disc injuries, whiplash, work injuries, arm and leg pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, shoulder pain, vertigo, pregnancy-related complaints and paediatric care. Kenneth Wingrove, DC - a doctor of chiropractic - is named as the practitioner, and the telephone number given is (505) 634-9225. The site publishes no prices, no opening hours on the pages reviewed, no founding year and no languages, though it does advertise a new-patient offer.
The site names the following conditions across its chiropractic and shockwave pages.
The site does not describe any cell therapy: SoftWave is a shockwave device applied to the skin, and nothing is harvested, processed or injected.
The site names one practitioner; the practice is chiropractic rather than medical.
The practice is based in Farmington, New Mexico, a city in San Juan County in the north-west of the state, serving a largely rural area. The site describes a single chiropractic office offering adjustments and shockwave treatment, with a new-patient offer advertised. No street address appears on the pages reviewed, and no laboratory, procedure room, injection suite or accreditation is described - consistent with a practice that performs no injections at all.
The site does not publish prices for SoftWave therapy or chiropractic care, although it advertises a special offer for new patients without stating what it costs. Shockwave therapy is often charged per session and is frequently not covered by insurance, so a patient should ask how many sessions are anticipated and what the total would be.
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.