Leawood clinic offering same-day outpatient injections of stem cells taken from the patient's own fat or bone marrow, for a wide range of conditions.
Kansas Regenerative Medicine Center (KRMC) is a private clinic offering treatments it calls stem cell therapy. This entry covers its Kansas City area site at 4800 W. 135th Street, Suite 190, Leawood, Kansas. The clinic states procedures are done as day cases under local anaesthetic, with cells harvested and given back to the patient on the same day.
The cells used come from the patient's own body. Fat tissue is taken by a minimally invasive procedure and processed to produce what is called the stromal vascular fraction, a mixture of cells including stem cells found in fat. Bone marrow-derived cells and platelet-rich plasma made from the patient's own blood are also described. Processing is described as taking place in a closed system. Cells may be given into a joint, under the skin, into an artery or into a vein, depending on the condition, with fluoroscopy (live X-ray) used for guidance in some procedures.
The range of conditions the clinic says it considers is very wide, extending well beyond joint pain into autoimmune, neurological, heart, lung and urological problems. The clinic itself states that insurance does not usually pay because stem cell therapy is still considered experimental. Anyone considering treatment should read that statement carefully and ask what published clinical trial evidence exists for their own diagnosis.
This is an unusually broad list covering many unrelated body systems. Ask the clinic directly what published trial evidence supports treating your specific condition, and what the alternative options are.
All cells described are taken from the patient's own body; no donor, umbilical cord or exosome products are mentioned.
The Kansas City area clinic is at 4800 W. 135th Street, Suite 190, Leawood, Kansas 66209, telephone (913) 800-7555. A central number, (844) 320-4700, and an email address are also published, along with an online patient portal. Procedures are performed as outpatient day cases under local anaesthetic. Opening hours, year of establishment, languages spoken and any international-patient service are not stated.
Consultation is free. Treatment prices are not published and are said to vary by condition and by how the cells are given. The clinic states insurance does not usually cover stem cell therapy because it is still considered experimental, and it offers medical financing through a named bank. Ask for the full cost in writing before agreeing.
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.