A Henderson, Nevada clinic in the Regenexx network, treating joint and spine problems with image-guided injections of the patient's own bone marrow or blood products.
Regenexx Las Vegas is a clinic in Henderson, Nevada, operating as part of the Regenexx network. It describes its field as interventional orthopedics: non-surgical treatment of musculoskeletal problems using precisely placed injections rather than operations. The site states this location opened in 2016 and that the wider network dates from 2005.
Everything the clinic injects is taken from the patient. Bone marrow concentrate, drawn from the patient's own marrow, is the preparation described as containing stem cells. Platelet rich plasma (PRP) is concentrated from the patient's own blood, and a platelet lysate preparation, in which platelets are broken open to release their contents, is offered as a separate option often used around nerves and the spine. A treatment using alpha-2-macroglobulin, a blood protein, is also listed. No donor, umbilical cord, amniotic or exosome product is named anywhere on the pages reviewed, which sets this clinic apart from providers that buy in birth tissue products.
Alongside the injection treatments the clinic lists prolotherapy, a laser therapy and hyperbaric oxygen therapy. The conditions it names stay within musculoskeletal medicine: knee problems including meniscus and ligament tears, hip and shoulder problems including arthritis and rotator cuff tears, spinal stenosis and disc problems, foot, ankle, hand, wrist and elbow conditions, and peripheral neuropathy. That restraint matters for comparison, because it avoids the systemic disease claims common elsewhere in the sector.
Two physicians are named. The site gives a single Henderson address and telephone number, does not publish prices, and refers to third-party medical financing, which indicates treatment is paid for privately. A prospective patient should still ask how many injections a recommended course involves, what imaging is used to guide them, and what the total cost would be.
The site keeps its list within musculoskeletal and nerve problems, naming the following.
The site states that its cell preparation is bone marrow concentrate taken from the patient, and describes its blood-derived options separately rather than grouping everything under the phrase stem cell therapy.
The site names two physicians.
The clinic occupies a suite on North Green Valley Parkway in Henderson, and the site states this location opened in 2016. Because the network's method depends on accurate needle placement, imaging guidance is central to what is offered, although the pages reviewed do not specify which imaging equipment is used at this site. The clinic also lists hyperbaric oxygen and laser therapy, which implies dedicated equipment on the premises. The site does not describe where bone marrow is processed or publish a facility accreditation, and those are worth asking about before a marrow procedure.
The site publishes no prices or price ranges for bone marrow concentrate, platelet rich plasma, platelet lysate or alpha-2-macroglobulin treatment. It refers to third-party medical financing, which indicates that treatment is paid for privately rather than by insurance. A prospective patient should ask for the cost of a full recommended course, including any follow-up injections and imaging, rather than a single-injection price.
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.