Grand Junction primary care clinic for adults and older adults that also lists stem cell therapy among its services.
ReGen Primary Care Clinic in Grand Junction, Colorado is principally a general practice for adults and older adults rather than a specialist regenerative medicine centre. Its core work is everyday primary care: assessment and treatment of common illnesses and minor injuries, health screening, blood tests, and management of long-term conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure and thyroid disease.
The clinic also lists a number of additional services including intravenous infusions, weight management, minor wound and burn care, men's and women's health, skin treatments, LGBTQ healthcare, and stem cell therapy. Stem cell therapy appears simply as a line in the service list. The website gives no detail on what type of cells are used, where they come from, how they are prepared, or which conditions they would be used for.
Care is provided by a board-certified nurse practitioner rather than by a physician. Anyone considering the stem cell service here should ask in detail about the cell source, the regulatory status of the product, who administers the injection, and what it is intended to treat, because none of that is published.
Stem cell therapy is listed as a service but is not described anywhere on the site.
The named clinician is a nurse practitioner; no physician is named on the site.
The clinic is at 2532 Patterson Avenue, Unit 5, Grand Junction, Colorado 81505. Published hours are Monday, Tuesday and Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm and Thursday 9:00am to 5:00pm, closed Wednesday and at weekends. Payment is accepted in cash and by major credit and debit card, with a small processing fee on card payments. No founding year, languages or international patient service is stated.
No fee schedule is published for any service, including stem cell therapy. The clinic states it accepts cash and cards but does not list prices, so ask for a written quote in advance.
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.