A Houston practice trading as SCJ Regenerative Health & Wellness, where an orthopaedic spine surgeon offers stem cell injections into the spine alongside hormone and wellness treatments.
The practice of Dr Stanley C. Jones operates as SCJ Regenerative Health & Wellness at 2311 West Alabama Street in Houston, Texas. Dr Jones is described on the site as a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon who also holds certification from the American Board of Spine Surgery and from the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine, and the practice reflects that mix: spinal cell injection on one side, hormone and wellness medicine on the other.
On cell treatment the site is narrow and reasonably specific about who it is for. It describes the therapy as being for people with chronic neck or back pain who have not responded to conservative treatment, and states that Dr Jones harvests the patient's own stem cells and injects them into the affected part of the spine. The site says the cells then attract further stem cells to the area to help restore the damaged disc by repairing tissue and cartilage, and frames the aim as preventing and even reversing disc degeneration.
Those are strong claims. Reversal of disc degeneration is not an established outcome of cell injection, and the site offers no data, published results or trial references to support it; a reader should treat it as the clinic's own assertion and ask directly what evidence it rests on. The site also does not say from which tissue the cells are harvested — bone marrow and fat are the usual options and neither is named — nor how they are processed or what the injection contains.
Beyond the spine, the practice lists joint injections, what it calls young plasma, described with the abbreviation yFFP, gut health testing, bio-identical hormone therapy and nutritional medicine. Young plasma treatment for ageing is not a recognised therapy and the site does not say where the plasma comes from or how donors are screened, which is a question a prospective patient should press. A nurse practitioner and support staff are named alongside Dr Jones. No prices are published.
The cell treatment described is aimed at chronic spinal pain; other services address joints and general wellness.
The site states that Dr Jones harvests the patient's own stem cells and injects them into the affected area of the spine, and claims this can prevent and even reverse disc degeneration.
The practice is led by one surgeon, with a nurse practitioner and support staff named.
The practice occupies premises at 2311 West Alabama Street in central Houston, near the Upper Kirby and Montrose districts. The site describes an outpatient setting in which injections, infusions, testing and consultations take place, with X-ray capability indicated by the presence of an X-ray technician on staff. No laboratory for cell processing is described and no accreditation is stated.
No prices are published for stem cell injection, young plasma, joint injection or hormone treatment, and the site makes no statement about insurance cover. Private regenerative and anti-ageing treatment of this kind is generally not covered by insurance, so cost would need to be established directly with the practice.
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.