A north Houston clinic offering combined fat, bone marrow and platelet injections under its own branded protocol, alongside hormone and testosterone therapy.
Houston Regenerative Medicine is a private clinic at 100 Glenborough Drive in north Houston, Texas. It offers orthopaedic cell treatment alongside hormone replacement and testosterone therapy, and markets its cell work under a branded name, acCELLerate.
The site is comparatively detailed about what that protocol contains. It describes combining three preparations taken from the patient: cells from the patient's own fat tissue, which it says provide mesenchymal cells with anti-inflammatory signalling; bone marrow concentrate, which it says contains blood-forming stem cells and growth factors; and platelet rich plasma (PRP, concentrated from a sample of the patient's own blood). It states that the material is processed in its own Houston laboratory on the same day as harvest with live cell counts measured, and that injections are placed under image guidance using either fluoroscopy or ultrasound.
The site makes a point of what it does not use, stating explicitly that it does not use off-the-shelf amniotic or umbilical cord products and prefers the patient's own cells. For a reader comparing clinics that is a meaningful distinction, because donor products sold as off-the-shelf injections have been the subject of regulatory action in the United States.
On results the site is more cautious than many, describing change as gradual over roughly eight to twelve weeks and stating plainly that results vary with age, general health and how advanced the condition is. It does, however, also suggest that for advanced arthritis the treatment may delay or prevent joint replacement surgery for five to ten years. That is a substantial claim presented without supporting evidence on the page, and a prospective patient should ask what it is based on. The site offers a free consultation with a cost estimate and lists third-party finance, but publishes no prices.
The conditions listed are mostly joint and tendon problems, with some wider applications named elsewhere on the site.
The site states that its acCELLerate protocol combines cells from the patient's own fat, bone marrow concentrate and platelet rich plasma, processed in its own Houston laboratory on the day of harvest with live cell counts measured, and delivered under image guidance.
Two clinicians are named on the site, one a chiropractor and one a medical doctor.
The clinic occupies a suite at 100 Glenborough Drive in north Houston. The site describes an on-site laboratory in which harvested tissue and blood are processed the same day and live cell counts are measured, and a procedure area where injections are placed using fluoroscopy or ultrasound guidance. No laboratory accreditation or outside processing partner is named.
No prices are published. The site says a transparent cost estimate is given at a free consultation, and that finance is available through CareCredit and GreenSky, which indicates treatment is paid for privately rather than by insurance.
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.