Fort Collins listing in the R3 Stem Cell affiliate network, offering stem cell, amniotic, exosome and platelet-rich plasma injections through partner providers.
This is the Fort Collins location page of R3 Stem Cell, a company that markets regenerative injection treatments and refers patients to affiliated local providers. It is a network listing rather than an independently branded clinic. The stated pattern of care is a free one-to-one consultation, followed by injections given in a private treatment room, with follow-up support during recovery.
The company states it has served tens of thousands of patients through more than 80 centres in eight countries — the United States, Mexico, the Philippines, Pakistan, India, Turkey, South Africa and the United Arab Emirates — and refers to six years of practice. These figures are self-published by R3 Stem Cell and have not been independently verified. The page also lists surrounding Colorado communities it says it serves, including Timnath, Wellington, Laporte, Loveland, Johnstown and Estes Park.
As with other R3 location pages, no local treating doctor is named. The only individual identified is the network's chief executive, David Greene, MD, PhD, MBA. Anyone considering treatment should ask which clinic and which named clinician would actually deliver it.
The condition list is very broad, spanning joint pain, neurological disease, autoimmune illness and organ conditions. Most of these uses are not approved treatments in the United States and are not supported by strong published evidence. Ask what evidence exists for your specific condition, and seek an independent specialist opinion.
No Fort Collins treating clinician is identified on the page.
No street address or opening hours are published for Fort Collins. The page lists a service area covering Timnath, Wellington, Red Feather Lakes, Laporte, Loveland, Johnstown and Estes Park. Care is delivered through affiliated provider clinics rather than a facility owned under this name, and the company states it operates internationally across eight countries. Languages spoken are not stated.
Consultations are advertised as free and the company says some partners offer financing, but no treatment prices are published. Ask for the total written cost of a full course, since these injections are paid for privately and are not covered by insurance in the United States.
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.