The Brooklyn office of Dr Leon Reyfman's Stem Cell Therapy NYC practice, offering bone marrow and fat-derived cell injections alongside platelet rich plasma.
This entry covers the Brooklyn office of Stem Cell Therapy NYC, a four-site New York practice led by Dr Leon Reyfman. The site gives the address as 2279 Coney Island Avenue, 2nd Floor, Brooklyn, New York 11223, with telephone (718) 488-0188. Much of the site's marketing is oriented towards Brooklyn, which suggests this is the practice's main base, though it does not say so directly.
The practice comes from interventional pain medicine rather than from cell biology: Dr Reyfman's background as set out on the site is in anaesthesiology and pain management. The treatments listed are stem cell therapy, bone marrow stem cell injection, injection of the patient's own fatty tissue, platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from a sample of the patient's own blood), shock wave therapy, ozone therapy and laser therapy, offered for spine, joint and nerve problems.
On where the cells come from, the site describes marrow taken from one part of the patient's body and placed into the damaged area, and separately the patient's own fatty tissue being moved to the problem area. Both are autologous, meaning from the patient's own body, and no donor, umbilical cord or amniotic material is listed. The site says nothing about how the tissue is processed, concentrated or tested, which a prospective patient would need to ask about.
Conditions named include arthritis and joint pain in the knee, ankle, hip, back and shoulder, damaged discs and cartilage, meniscus tears, sciatica and carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, bursitis and sports injuries. The site states that results vary but that many patients notice improvement within a few weeks, with recovery taking from a few days to a few weeks; these are the practice's own statements rather than verified outcomes. A separate regulatory disclosure page deals with the status of the treatments.
The site lists joint pain by body area together with spinal, nerve and soft tissue problems.
The site states that the cells used are taken from the patient's own body, either from bone marrow or from the patient's own fatty tissue.
One doctor is named across all four offices of the practice.
The Brooklyn office is listed at 2279 Coney Island Avenue on the second floor, one of four offices in the practice. The site does not publish opening hours, does not describe procedure rooms, imaging equipment or recovery facilities, and does not say where bone marrow or fat tissue would be processed. It also does not state which procedures are carried out at which of its four addresses, so this should be confirmed before booking.
No prices are published. The site states that most insurances are accepted, with a qualifying asterisk, and suggests in general terms that these treatments compare well in cost with surgery, but gives no figures and does not confirm whether the regenerative injections are themselves covered. Ask in writing what is covered and what the self-funded cost would be.
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.