California regenerative medicine practice offering platelet-rich plasma, stem cell, exosome and amniotic injections for joint and spine pain, with Spanish-speaking staff.
Innova Health and Wellness runs regenerative medicine clinics in California treating patients directly. The pages reviewed give addresses in Palmdale and Santa Ana rather than Bakersfield, so anyone travelling should confirm the location before booking. The emphasis is on non-surgical, injection-based treatment for pain and injury.
The regenerative treatments listed are platelet-rich plasma (PRP) made from the patient's own blood, stem cell therapy, exosome therapy, prolotherapy, and injections of amniotic material and growth factors. Amniotic and exosome products are donor-derived, so it is worth asking who supplies them, how they are processed and what their status is with the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The site does not say where its stem cells come from.
The practice also offers pain management, intravenous therapy, medically supervised weight loss, testosterone replacement, treatment for erectile dysfunction, and telemedicine appointments. No physician is named and no credentials are published on the pages reviewed, which is worth asking about.
The condition list is broad and spans joints, spine and nerves. Ask what evidence supports the specific injection being recommended for your own problem.
Both patient-derived and donor-derived products are listed; the source of the stem cells is not stated.
No physician is named and no credentials are published on the pages reviewed.
Two addresses are given: 950 E Palmdale Blvd, Suite C, Palmdale, California, and 501 N Golden Circle Drive, Suite 108, Santa Ana, California. Note that these differ from the Bakersfield location under which this entry is listed, so confirm before travelling. The site states that Spanish is spoken. Opening hours, the year established and any dedicated services for patients travelling from abroad are not stated.
No prices or consultation fees are published on the website. Costs would need to be confirmed directly; regenerative injections are usually paid for privately rather than covered 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.