The Glendale, Arizona page of the R3 Stem Cell network, which states Glendale has no R3 provider and points patients to nearby Phoenix-area clinics.
This page covers Glendale, Arizona on the R3 Stem Cell website. As with several other R3 city pages, it states plainly that Glendale itself is not home to an R3 Stem Cell provider, though there are providers nearby in the Phoenix area. There is therefore no Glendale clinic address, telephone number or opening hours to give.
The treatments described are injections given after a consultation with a doctor. The cell material is described as coming from donors under the age of 35 having planned caesarean sections, and includes amniotic fluid, placental membrane, Wharton's Jelly from inside the umbilical cord, and umbilical cord tissue and blood. Cells taken from the patient's own fat or bone marrow are also offered, along with exosomes and platelet-rich plasma.
The site states that outcomes vary from person to person and that insurance does not usually cover regenerative treatment, which is why financing is offered. Consultations are advertised as free. No individual treating doctor is named anywhere on the page; only the company's chief executive, David Greene, MD, PhD, MBA, is mentioned, as the presenter of a webinar.
The conditions listed range from joint wear to Alzheimer's disease. Most of these uses are unproven and not approved by regulators. Ask what evidence supports treatment for your specific condition and speak to your own doctor first.
No treating physician is named for Glendale or the nearby providers.
No Glendale address, telephone number or opening hours are published; the page states there is no R3 provider in Glendale and directs readers to nearby clinics. The network is stated to run more than 80 centres worldwide. Languages spoken and provision for patients travelling from overseas are not detailed on this page.
No price is given on this page. The site says cost varies from person to person and asks readers to book a free consultation to find out. It also states that insurance does not usually cover this treatment, so it would be paid for 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.