A two-site Pennsylvania practice, now trading as Legacy Lyfe, offering longevity medicine, diagnostics, aesthetics and physical medicine rather than cell therapy.
The web address listed for Legacy Medical Centers now redirects to a site branded Legacy Lyfe. This appears to be a rebranding of the same practice rather than a change of owner: the McMurray address and telephone number are unchanged from the older listing. Readers searching for the old name should expect to find the new one.
The practice lists two Pennsylvania locations. The head office is at 3540 Washington Road, McMurray, Pennsylvania, reachable on (724) 941-0707. A second clinic operates in the McCandless area at 9000 Perry Highway, Pittsburgh, on (412) 367-2165.
According to the site, the practice now organises its work under four headings: early detection diagnostics, described as advanced testing aimed at identifying disease before symptoms appear; longevity and healthspan optimisation; minimally invasive aesthetic treatments; and physical medicine, covering chiropractic care and physical therapy for injury recovery and chronic pain. The site describes its overall approach as preventative and longevity-focused.
Importantly for this directory, the current site does not name any stem cell, platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood) or exosome treatment, and does not describe any cell therapy at all. An older directory note associated with this practice mentioned knee and trigger point injections; nothing on the present site confirms a regenerative or cell-based offering. Anyone who came here looking for cell therapy would need to confirm directly with the practice whether any such service still exists.
The site frames its work around prevention and function rather than around named diagnoses.
The current site describes no cell therapy of any kind — it names no stem cell, platelet rich plasma or exosome treatment.
The pages reviewed name no individual clinician with credentials, so a prospective patient would need to ask who would be treating them.
The practice runs two clinics in south-western Pennsylvania: a head office in McMurray, in Washington County south of Pittsburgh, and a second site on Perry Highway in the McCandless area north of the city. The site does not describe the premises themselves, any on-site diagnostic equipment, or any accreditation. It gives separate telephone and fax numbers for each location.
The site publishes no prices and says nothing about insurance coverage for any of its four service areas. Longevity programmes and aesthetic treatments of this kind are commonly self-funded, so a prospective patient should ask for written costs in advance.
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.