A chiropractic clinic in Nashua, New Hampshire that also offers umbilical cord tissue and platelet injections for joint pain, alongside decompression and laser therapy.
Main Street Wellness is a chiropractic practice at 382 Main Street in Nashua, New Hampshire, led by a doctor of chiropractic. Corrective chiropractic care is its core service, and it has added a regenerative medicine arm offering what it calls human cellular tissue therapy, platelet rich plasma (PRP, concentrated from the patient's own blood) and treatments it markets as stem cell therapy. Other services include spinal decompression, shockwave therapy, class IV laser therapy, a knee traction device, weight loss programmes and care for children and pregnant patients.
The site is clear about where its cell product comes from. It states that the human cellular tissue is derived from Wharton's jelly, the protective cushioning inside donated umbilical cords from full-term healthy births, and that the material is regulated for safety and purity. This makes it allogeneic (from a donor), not the patient's own tissue. The site lists the components it says are present, including growth factors, cytokines, hyaluronic acid, collagen, exosomes, peptides and factors derived from mesenchymal stem cells.
That wording is worth reading closely if you are comparing options. The site describes factors derived from stem cells rather than claiming that living stem cells are delivered, which is a more careful framing than many clinics use — but the treatment is nonetheless marketed under the heading of stem cell therapy, which may mislead a patient into expecting living cells. Commercial umbilical cord tissue products in the United States are not approved by the Food and Drug Administration as stem cell treatments for joint disease. A prospective patient should ask for the supplier name, the product name, and written confirmation of whether any living cells are present.
The conditions named are orthopaedic: osteoarthritis, degenerative joint disease, chronic joint pain, tendonitis, ligament injuries, meniscus damage, plantar fasciitis and rotator cuff injury. The clinic is chiropractor-led, so a patient wanting a medical or surgical opinion on whether injection is appropriate for their joint would need to obtain that elsewhere. The site does not say which clinician performs the injections, which is a gap worth closing before booking.
The clinic presents its regenerative treatments mainly for worn and injured joints and tendons.
The site states that its human cellular tissue product comes from Wharton's jelly inside donated umbilical cords from full-term healthy births, and describes it as containing factors derived from mesenchymal stem cells rather than as delivering living cells.
One clinician is named, a chiropractor; the site does not identify a medical doctor or state who performs injection procedures.
The clinic is a street-level practice at 382 Main Street in Nashua, New Hampshire, set up as a chiropractic office with added equipment for decompression, shockwave, laser and traction treatment. On-site X-ray is included in the advertised new patient examination. Stated hours are Monday to Thursday, 8am to 6pm, closed Friday to Sunday. No laboratory or clean room is described, and cell products appear to be purchased in.
The only price published is a 79 US dollar new patient offer covering examination, X-rays and an initial consultation. The cost of the human cellular tissue injections and platelet treatment is not published, so a written quote should be requested before any commitment.
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.