Westminster and Broomfield, Colorado integrative clinic combining chiropractic care, spinal decompression and injections described as regenerative or stem cell therapy.
Mile High Spine and Pain Center is an integrative clinic serving Westminster and Broomfield in the Denver metropolitan area of Colorado. It describes a non-surgical approach to spine and joint problems, combining several types of treatment rather than offering injections alone.
The services listed mix manual and rehabilitative care - chiropractic adjustment, spinal decompression, dry needling, trigger point therapy, vibration exercise and rehabilitation - with medical procedures including joint and anti-inflammatory injections, neuropathy treatment, non-narcotic pain management and diagnostic ultrasound. Regenerative therapy, including what the site calls stem cell therapy, is listed among the services. Food intolerance testing and nutritional assessment are also offered.
The site does not say where any stem cells would come from - whether from the patient's own body or from donated tissue - and does not describe how they are prepared. No physician is named with credentials; a 'Dr Hettick' appears only in a patient testimonial. These gaps are worth asking about directly, because who performs the injection and what is actually being injected are the two most important questions.
The condition list is broad and mixes spinal problems with conditions such as fibromyalgia and migraine. Ask what evidence supports the specific treatment being proposed for your own condition.
Stem cell and regenerative therapy are named only in general terms; no cell source is given.
No practitioner is named with credentials on the pages reviewed.
The clinic address given is 12061 Tejon St #600, Westminster, CO 80234, serving both Westminster and Broomfield. The telephone number is (720) 507-0080 and the fax number is (303) 252-4065. Opening hours, founding year and language support are not published.
The site advertises a free consultation but publishes no treatment prices. Ask for a written quote and check what, if anything, insurance would cover.
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.