The Gilbert, Arizona page of the R3 Stem Cell network, which states it has no provider in Gilbert itself and refers patients to nearby clinics.
This is a page on the R3 Stem Cell website covering Gilbert, Arizona. Readers should note one thing at the outset: the page itself states that R3 Stem Cell does not have any providers located in Gilbert, and that some providers are nearby. It is a referral page rather than a description of a clinic you can visit at a given address.
The company describes using mesenchymal stem cells, a type of adult stem cell, which it says are sourced from laboratories regulated by the United States Food and Drug Administration. The donor material is described as coming from women under the age of 35 having a planned caesarean section, and includes amniotic fluid, placental membrane, Wharton's Jelly (the soft tissue inside the umbilical cord) and umbilical cord tissue and blood. Treatments using the patient's own fat or bone marrow are also listed, alongside exosomes, platelet-rich plasma and branded offerings called MUSE stem cells, Power Plasma, StemImplant and the Regenerative Trifecta.
The company states on this page that stem cell therapy is considered experimental and that results vary from person to person. That is an important admission and worth weighing carefully. No individual treating doctor is named; only the chief executive, David Greene, MD, PhD, MBA, is mentioned, in connection with a free webinar.
The list spans dozens of unrelated conditions, including serious neurological diseases. The company itself calls the treatment experimental. Ask what published evidence supports its use in your specific condition, and consult your own doctor first.
Donor material is described in unusual detail here, including the donor age limit and the tissues used.
No treating physician is named for Gilbert or the surrounding area.
No Gilbert address or opening hours are published, because the page states there is no R3 provider in Gilbert itself and directs patients to nearby locations instead. The wider network is stated to run more than 80 locations in eight countries. Languages spoken are not listed.
This page does publish a range: a single injection is stated to cost between $1,000 and $8,000 depending on what is included. Consultations are advertised as free and payment plans are offered. Insurance does not usually cover this treatment.
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.