An orthopedic surgical practice in Henderson, Nevada, offering joint replacement, arthroscopy, spine and trauma care, with stem cell therapy listed among its services.
The Orthopaedic Institute of Henderson is an orthopedic surgical practice in Henderson, Nevada, working from a single office on Jeffreys Street. It is a conventional surgical group rather than a regenerative medicine clinic, with six surgeons covering adult joint reconstruction, sports medicine, spine surgery and trauma, supported by three physician assistants.
The services described centre on surgery and on the conservative care around it. The site lists knee arthroscopy, total and partial knee replacement, hip replacement including an anterior approach, shoulder treatment, hand surgery, foot and ankle care, spine care, fracture care, reconstructive surgery, sports medicine and physical therapy. Among the non-surgical options it names viscosupplementation, which is injection of a joint lubricant, and arthritis management.
Stem cell therapy appears in the list of services, but that is as far as the site goes. It does not say what cells are used, where they come from, whether they are taken from the patient or bought in, how they are prepared, which conditions they are offered for, or which of the surgeons provides the treatment. For a reader comparing cell therapy providers, that is a substantial gap: the only honest conclusion from the site is that some form of stem cell treatment is said to be available and that every material detail would have to be established by asking.
The site publishes a full team list with each surgeon's subspecialty, a single address and telephone number, and pages setting out why patients might choose the practice. It does not state a founding year, does not publish prices, and does not say which languages are spoken.
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The site names stem cell therapy in its service list but gives no account of what the treatment consists of.
The site lists six surgeons with their subspecialties and three physician assistants.
The practice works from one office on Jeffreys Street in Henderson, with physical therapy listed among the services offered there. The site does not say where surgery is performed, which for a group whose work is mainly joint replacement and trauma would normally mean local hospitals or a surgical centre; nor does it describe imaging facilities, procedure rooms, or any arrangement for preparing or storing biological products for the stem cell treatment it lists. No facility accreditation is published.
The site publishes no prices or price ranges for surgery, injections or the stem cell therapy it lists, and does not name the insurers it accepts. Since stem cell treatment is usually not covered by insurance in the United States while joint replacement generally is, it would be worth asking specifically what the cell treatment costs and whether it is billed privately.
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.