A chiropractic clinic in Franklin, Tennessee treating back, neck and chronic pain; its current website describes no stem cell or regenerative cell therapy.
The Dr Gil Center for Back, Neck and Chronic Pain Relief is a chiropractic clinic at 209 South Royal Oaks Boulevard, Suite 222, Franklin, Tennessee. It is not an orthopaedic surgical practice or a medical cell therapy centre: the site describes a chiropractic and conservative pain-relief practice, with a nurse practitioner and an oversight physician alongside the chiropractors.
Anyone reaching this listing while looking for cell therapy should read the following carefully. No regenerative cell therapy or stem cell treatment is mentioned anywhere on the clinic's current website. The directory's earlier notes recorded mesenchymal stem cells under Dr Gil Kentof, based on a regenerative cell therapy page that could not be found on the live site during research, and no such page or service appeared in searches of the domain. A prospective patient should not assume any cell treatment is available here and should ask the clinic directly.
What the site does list is a range of conservative and adjunctive treatments: spinal decompression therapy, chiropractic manipulation, class four laser therapy, acupuncture, vibroacoustic therapy, treatment programmes for knee pain and for neuropathy (nerve pain), weight loss programmes, and care after road traffic accidents. These are delivered by chiropractors with nurse practitioner involvement.
The site is more open than most about money. It advertises an introductory package at forty-nine United States dollars covering consultation, spinal examination, X-rays and a report of findings, described as a value of two hundred and seventy-nine dollars, and states that Blue Cross and Medicare are accepted. It refers to more than twenty-eight years of practice. Content is in English only.
The clinic's focus is conservative treatment of spinal and joint pain and of nerve pain.
No cell therapy is described on the site. There is no reference to stem cells, mesenchymal cells, platelet rich plasma or any other regenerative injection anywhere on the pages reviewed, so a prospective patient looking for such treatment would need to ask whether it is offered at all.
The site names two chiropractors, a family nurse practitioner and an oversight physician.
The clinic is an outpatient chiropractic practice occupying a suite at 209 South Royal Oaks Boulevard, Suite 222, in Franklin, Tennessee, south of Nashville. On-site facilities implied by the services listed include X-ray imaging, a spinal decompression table, laser therapy equipment and treatment rooms for acupuncture and manipulation. No operating theatre, cell processing laboratory or accreditation is described, and the site's content is in English only.
Unusually for this field, the site does publish a price: an introductory package at forty-nine United States dollars covering consultation, spinal examination, X-rays and a report of findings, described as a two hundred and seventy-nine dollar value. It states that Blue Cross and Medicare are accepted. No prices are given for ongoing treatment, and no cell therapy pricing exists because no cell therapy is offered.
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.