A Henderson, Nevada concierge anti-ageing and longevity practice offering hormone therapy, intravenous infusions, peptides, weight management and platelet treatments for hair and skin.
Regenerate Medical Concierge is a clinic in Henderson, Nevada, based in a retail and leisure development at Green Valley Ranch. It describes itself as an anti-ageing, longevity and concierge medical practice led by a single physician, and the care it offers is built around hormones, infusions, prescribed longevity medicines and aesthetic treatment rather than around injected cell therapy for joints or disease.
The services listed cover concierge primary care; hormone replacement therapy; intravenous infusions including ozone, cannabidiol and nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide preparations; peptide therapy; weight management using a glucagon-like peptide-1 medicine and lipotropic injections; and a set of medicines the clinic describes as longevity drugs, including rapamycin, metformin, low-dose naltrexone and epitalon. Epigenetic and micronutrient laboratory testing is offered. On the aesthetic side it lists microneedling, a hydradermabrasion facial, growth factor facials and hair restoration using an energy-based device and platelet rich plasma applied to the scalp.
Readers should be clear about the limits of what is advertised. Despite the clinic's name and some third-party listings, nothing on the pages reviewed describes stem cell injections, donor or umbilical cord products, exosomes or regenerative treatment for arthritis or chronic orthopedic conditions. The only blood-derived treatment named is platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood) for the scalp, together with growth factor facials whose contents are not specified. Anyone seeking cell therapy for a joint or for illness should ask whether it is offered at all.
Several of the medicines named, particularly the longevity drugs and peptides, are prescribed outside the uses for which they were licensed. That is legal in the United States but means the evidence for the purposes described may be limited, and a prospective patient should ask what it is. One physician is named, an internal medicine specialist, and the clinic publishes seven-day opening hours and a single address.
The clinic frames its work around ageing and wellness rather than specific diseases, and names the following.
The clinic's only blood-derived treatment named on the pages reviewed is platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood) applied to the scalp, and it names no stem cell product at all.
One physician is named and presented as the founder.
The clinic occupies a suite at the District at Green Valley Ranch in Henderson, a retail and dining development, which places it in a consumer setting rather than a medical building. It publishes unusually long opening hours for a medical practice, including Saturdays and Sundays, which fits an infusion and aesthetic model where appointments are elective. The site states the business holds Better Business Bureau accreditation, which is a commercial rather than a clinical standard. There is no description of procedure rooms, no clinical facility accreditation and no laboratory arrangement published.
The pages reviewed do not publish prices for consultations, hormone therapy, infusions, peptides, longevity medicines or platelet rich plasma treatment, although the site indicates that pricing information is held on a separate page. As a concierge practice offering mainly elective and off-label treatment, costs are likely to be paid privately rather than by insurance, and a prospective patient should ask both for the membership or consultation fee and for the ongoing cost of any medicine or infusion programme.
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.