California-facing website of the R3 Stem Cell network, which arranges donor-tissue and platelet-rich plasma injections at affiliated clinics across the state and in Mexico.
The website listed for this entry presents itself as R3 Stem Cell, a regenerative medicine network rather than a single clinic. It arranges non-surgical injection treatments at affiliated clinics across Northern and Southern California, and at locations in Mexico. Patients booking through the site are directed to one of those partner clinics.
The procedures offered are umbilical cord tissue and amniotic membrane injections, exosome therapy and platelet-rich plasma (PRP). Except for PRP, which is made from the patient's own blood, these use donated birth tissue rather than the patient's own cells. The stated focus is joint, back and soft-tissue pain rather than internal disease.
The site states directly that stem cell therapy is experimental and not approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration. It advertises a free first consultation. Because treatment is delivered by affiliated clinics rather than by the network itself, ask which specific clinic and which specific doctor would treat you before you commit.
Most products named come from donated birth tissue rather than from the patient. Platelet-rich plasma is the exception and is made from the patient's own blood.
Only the network's founder is named. The doctors who would actually perform treatment at an affiliated clinic are not identified on the site.
This is a network website rather than a single address. Affiliated California locations named include Irvine, Newport Beach, Long Beach, Torrance, Walnut, Westlake Village, San Diego, Pleasanton, Folsom, the Sacramento area, Lincoln, Turlock and Yuba City, plus international sites in Tijuana, Cancun and Puerto Vallarta. Published clinic hours are Tuesday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm. No founding year or language information is given. The San Leandro address recorded in some directory listings does not appear on the site, so confirm the exact location before travelling.
The site advertises a free first consultation but publishes no treatment prices. Ask the affiliated clinic for a written total cost, since these procedures are not covered by insurance.
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.