A Lincoln, Nebraska clinic run by a nurse practitioner, offering bone marrow and platelet injections, ozone, hyperbaric oxygen and functional medicine on a self-pay basis.
One Natural Health is a clinic at 9300 Blackwood Avenue, Lincoln, Nebraska. The site describes its work as stem cell therapy, platelet treatments, functional medicine and peptide therapy. Care is provided by Daniel Meinke, a family nurse practitioner — an advanced nurse rather than a doctor — which is worth knowing when comparing providers for an invasive procedure.
On injected treatments the site names bone marrow derived stem cell injections, described as its first-line treatment for severe bone-on-bone knees, and platelet treatments including an advanced alpha-2 macroglobulin (A2M) platelet rich plasma preparation, with growth factors taken from a blood draw done in the clinic. The frequently asked questions page describes the stem cell source only as bone marrow or otherwise patient derived — that is, autologous (from the patient's own body). The directory's note of donor umbilical cord tissue was not confirmed on the pages reviewed and would need to be checked.
Alongside the injections the clinic offers neural therapy for nerve pain, peptide therapy, methylene blue intravenous infusion, ozone therapy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy and functional medicine. The conditions listed run from joint pain, arthritis, sports injuries and rotator cuff or labral tears to Lyme disease, long COVID, Epstein-Barr virus, mould-related illness and parasites. Several of those post-infectious and environmental diagnoses are contested, and the site provides no evidence for treating them by these methods.
The clinic is unusually open about cost. It states that it does not accept insurance — describing itself as outside insurance-controlled symptom care — and that it takes cards, cheques, cash and health savings or flexible spending account payments. It publishes one figure: an alpha-2 macroglobulin platelet treatment with ozone at $2,200 for a single joint or small area, including one follow-up visit. Stem cell treatment is said to vary by patient, with no figure given.
The site lists the following; several of the infection-related and environmental diagnoses are contested, and no evidence is offered for treating them by these methods.
The site describes its cell and platelet treatments as coming from the patient's own body.
One clinician is named, and he is a nurse practitioner rather than a doctor.
The clinic is at 9300 Blackwood Avenue, Lincoln, Nebraska 68526, with stated hours of Tuesday and Wednesday 9am to 5pm, Friday 9am to 4.30pm and Saturday 9am to 11am, closed on Monday, Thursday and Sunday. The site refers to blood draws and injections being carried out in the clinic, and offers hyperbaric oxygen and ozone therapy, implying that equipment is on the premises. It gives no detail about imaging, how injections are guided, laboratory facilities or accreditation.
The site publishes one figure: an alpha-2 macroglobulin platelet treatment with ozone at $2,200 for a single joint or small area, including one follow-up visit. Stem cell treatment is said to vary by patient and no figure is given. The clinic states it does not accept insurance, but does take cards, cheques, cash and health savings or flexible spending account payments. The directory's note of a $4,600 single-joint stem cell price was not found on the pages reviewed and should not be relied on.
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.