Little Rock listing for R3 Stem Cell, a large commercial network offering umbilical cord, fat, bone marrow and exosome injections for a very wide range of conditions.
R3 Stem Cell is a commercial regenerative medicine network rather than a single clinic. Its Little Rock page promotes treatment with mesenchymal stem cells, a type of cell that can be taken from umbilical cord tissue, fat or bone marrow, together with exosome and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections. The company states it operates more than 80 centres across eight countries, including the United States, Mexico, the Philippines, Pakistan, India, Turkey, South Africa and the United Arab Emirates.
The page says the company has completed more than 29,000 stem cell procedures at its centres. That figure is self-published by R3 Stem Cell and has not been independently verified. The company also states that outcomes vary by condition, patient health and treatment plan.
A practical caution for anyone in Arkansas: the page does not give a Little Rock street address, opening hours, or the name of any doctor who would carry out treatment there. It instead directs readers to a 'find a location' link, so it is not clear from the page whether a physical Little Rock clinic exists or whether patients are referred to a centre elsewhere. Confirm the actual treating address and the treating doctor's name before paying anything.
This is an unusually broad condition list covering unrelated diseases from arthritis to ALS, autism and kidney failure. Most of these uses are not established treatments; ask what published evidence supports use in your specific condition, and what the treatment would cost if it does not work.
No treating doctor is named for Little Rock.
The page gives no Little Rock street address, no opening hours and no local telephone number, directing readers instead to a location finder. R3 Stem Cell states it runs more than 80 centres across eight countries and works with international patients. The year the company was founded and the languages spoken at any Arkansas site are not stated.
Consultations are advertised as free, but no treatment prices are published. Stem cell and exosome injections are not usually covered by insurance, so ask for the full written cost, including any repeat sessions, before committing.
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.