A Brookfield, Wisconsin clinic that, according to its website, offers non-surgical pain treatments using bone marrow and fat-derived stem cells; it names no clinicians.
According to its website, the Wisconsin Stem Cell Institute is a regenerative medicine clinic based in Brookfield, Wisconsin, offering non-surgical, image-guided treatments for pain. The site's contact page gives an address of 675 North Barker Road, Brookfield, Wisconsin, though the general site content reviewed did not repeat this address or give further facility detail.
The site describes adipose (fat)-derived stem cell therapy and bone marrow aspirate procedures as its main treatments, describing these broadly as image-guided. It uses patient testimonials, rather than a technical description, to illustrate use for knee pain, lower back pain, leg pain and mobility problems, so a formal list of conditions treated is not given.
The site does not name any treating clinicians or their credentials, does not state a year of establishment (though its copyright notice shows 2022), and does not publish pricing, beyond offering a free consultation.
The site illustrates the conditions it treats mainly through patient testimonials rather than a formal list.
The site names two stem cell sources used in its treatments, both taken from the patient's own body, though it gives little detail on processing.
The site does not name any clinicians or their credentials on the pages reviewed.
The site's contact page lists an address of 675 North Barker Road, Brookfield, Wisconsin; no further detail on the premises, accreditation or languages spoken was found on the pages reviewed.
The site does not publish prices; it offers a free consultation and states that the clinic is accepting new patients.
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.