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Stem Cell Therapy in Ohio

Stem cell providers in Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Dayton and Toledo.

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About stem cell therapy in Ohio

The directory lists 25 stem cell providers in Ohio, 23 of them verified. They are spread across the Cleveland area (including Beachwood, Westlake, Independence and Mentor), the Columbus area (including Dublin, Gahanna, Westerville and Canal Winchester), the Cincinnati and Dayton areas, and Toledo.

Three hospital systems are represented: Cleveland Clinic's Joint Preservation Center, OhioHealth in Columbus and ProMedica in Toledo. The rest are private practices, including nine QC Kinetix locations. Bone marrow concentrate is the treatment named most often. Arthritis, tendon and ligament problems and sports injuries lead the conditions listed.

What “verified” means

Clinics marked ✓ Verified have been researched: we confirmed a working website, a real location, and that the clinic itself describes offering stem cell or cell-based treatment. Of the 25 providers listed in Ohio, 23 are verified; the others are listed but not yet checked. Verification is not a recommendation, and it does not mean a treatment works.

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In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration has approved very few stem cell products, mainly blood-forming stem cells from umbilical cord blood for disorders of the blood. Treatments that use a patient's own minimally processed cells in the same procedure, such as bone marrow concentrate, can be offered without that approval. Donor products such as umbilical cord, amniotic and exosome products are different: the FDA has warned patients that many of these are unapproved, and it has received reports of serious side effects. Read the FDA's guidance for patients.

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