A Houston regenerative medicine practice offering non-surgical, cell-based injections for orthopaedic and spine conditions.
According to its website, LifeStem Regenerative Medicine is a non-surgical regenerative medicine practice in Houston, Texas, treating orthopaedic and spine conditions. The site names Dr Amy Adams, MD, stating she has practised regenerative medicine since 2013, and also references a Dr Pearson without further detail.
The site lists platelet-rich plasma (PRP, a concentrate prepared from the patient's own blood), bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC, cells concentrated from the patient's own bone marrow), alpha-2-macroglobulin therapy (a blood-derived protein treatment), and micronised adipose (fat) tissue therapy among its treatments. It also describes a stem cell banking programme run in partnership with a separate company, Personalized Stem Cells, though the site does not explain in detail what this banking service involves.
Conditions listed on the site include arthritis and pain affecting the back and spine, shoulder, hip, knee, foot and ankle, hand and wrist, and elbow, alongside tendon injuries, ligament injuries and sports injuries. The site describes its BMAC and adipose-derived treatments as autologous (using material from the patient's own body) but does not give further technical detail on cell counts or processing.
No pricing is published on the pages reviewed. The site mentions same-day procedures and complimentary consultations, without stating specific costs.
The site describes bone marrow aspirate concentrate and micronised adipose tissue as its main cell-based treatments, both said to use material taken from the patient's own body.
The site names the following clinicians.
The practice is based in Houston, Texas. The site emphasises same-day procedures and complimentary consultations but does not describe the premises in further detail.
The site does not publish prices for any of its treatments; it mentions complimentary consultations, at which cost would presumably be discussed.
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.