A Reno, Nevada regenerative and functional medicine clinic offering bone marrow cell injections, platelet therapy, hormone treatment and nerve blocks, with published prices.
StemXgene is a regenerative and functional medicine clinic at 5546 Longley Lane, Suite B, in Reno, Nevada. It is run by a physician whose background is internal medicine and pain management rather than orthopaedic surgery, and the site describes it as offering non-surgical treatment for joint and spinal pain alongside hormone and sexual-health services.
On cell therapy, the site is specific about source in a way many clinics are not. It states that the material used is bone marrow aspirate drawn from the patient's iliac crest (the rim of the hip bone), which makes this an autologous (from the patient's own body) treatment. It does not name which cell populations are present or how the aspirate is processed, and it does not give concentration figures, so a patient wanting that level of detail would need to ask.
Alongside the bone marrow procedure the site lists platelet rich plasma (PRP, concentrated from the patient's own blood) for a range of joints and spinal levels, alpha-2-macroglobulin concentrate as an add-on, hyaluronic acid injections, stellate ganglion block (an injection into a nerve cluster in the neck), caudal spinal injections, hair restoration and hormone pellet therapy.
The site makes safety and comfort claims that a reader should treat as the clinic's own view rather than established fact: it describes the therapy as exceptionally safe because the patient's own cells are used, as minimally invasive and virtually painless, and says patients can resume normal activities almost immediately. No outcome or success figures are quoted. Unusually for this sector, the clinic publishes a detailed price list, which makes cost comparison straightforward.
The clinic's stated focus is non-surgical treatment of spinal and joint pain, with a second strand of hormone and sexual-health work.
The site states that its stem cell treatment uses bone marrow aspirate taken from the patient's own hip bone, making it autologous (from the patient's own body).
One physician is named on the site.
The clinic occupies a suite in a commercial building at 5546 Longley Lane in south Reno. It is presented as an outpatient procedural clinic, with bone marrow aspiration, injections and nerve blocks carried out on site. The site does not describe an in-house laboratory, clean room or imaging suite, and names no accreditation body, so how and where the bone marrow is processed is a reasonable question to put to the clinic.
The site publishes a full price list in US dollars. A physician consultation is listed at 230 dollars, credited against some procedures; bone marrow stem cell injection or infusion at 6,000 dollars; platelet rich plasma injections at 800 dollars for most joints, 900 dollars for the sacroiliac joint and 1,500 dollars per spinal facet level; alpha-2-macroglobulin concentrate at 400 dollars and hyaluronic acid at 160 dollars per syringe as add-ons; stellate ganglion block at 600 dollars; hormone pellet insertion at 250 dollars plus 28 dollars per pellet; and platelet therapy with dutasteride for hair loss at 950 dollars. Prices are as listed on the site at the time of review and should be confirmed.
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.