A private regenerative medicine clinic in Park City, Utah offering whole-body cell injection procedures for chronic musculoskeletal pain.
Docere Clinics presents itself as a private regenerative medicine practice in Park City, Utah, focused on chronic pain coming from worn or damaged joints, spinal discs, ligaments and tendons. Its best-known offering, which it trademarks as the Full-Body Stem Cell Make-Over, is described as treating most of the moving parts of the body in a single sitting.
According to the clinic, patients may choose between cells taken from their own bone marrow and fat, described as autologous (from the patient's own body), or a donor product described as cells and growth factors from ethically sourced and screened donated umbilical cords, which the site says are not grown in a laboratory. The clinic states that every injection is placed under either fluoroscopic (live X-ray) or ultrasound guidance, and that procedures are carried out under intravenous sedation given by a board-certified anaesthetist or nurse anaesthetist.
Unusually for this field, the clinic publishes its prices. The site states that treatments start at around 25,000 US dollars, that most fall between 40,000 and 65,000 US dollars, and that the most extensive procedures approach 100,000 US dollars, explaining the figures by the sedation, imaging guidance and breadth of treatment included.
The site is clear about what it does not do: it states that it does not treat systemic diseases, genetic disorders, autism, spinal cord injury or traumatic brain injury. It describes more than twenty years of practice in Utah and regenerative medicine work since 2010, and its founder is said to have performed several thousand procedures. Those experience figures are the clinic's own and have not been independently verified.
The clinic limits itself to pain arising from damaged or degenerated musculoskeletal tissue, and states plainly that it does not treat systemic disease, genetic disorders, autism, spinal cord injury or traumatic brain injury.
The site says patients choose between cells drawn from their own bone marrow and fat, or a donor product derived from screened umbilical cords, and that injections are given under sedation with imaging guidance.
The site names the following practitioners. Note that the founder's qualification is in naturopathic medicine rather than allopathic medicine.
The site describes a clinic at 1389 Center Drive, Suite 340, in Park City, Utah, where procedures are carried out on site. It states that intravenous sedation is provided by a board-certified anaesthetist or nurse anaesthetist and that every injection is guided by either live X-ray or ultrasound imaging. No accreditation body is named on the pages read, and no languages other than English are mentioned.
The clinic publishes prices, which is uncommon in this field. It states that treatment starts at about 25,000 US dollars, that the usual range is 40,000 to 65,000 US dollars, and that the most extensive procedures reach roughly 100,000 US dollars. It does not mention insurance cover.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the Stem Cell Directory directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.