Before Continuing
Stem cells and exosomes are available only to patients who meet Florida requirements concerning treatment indications and only when deemed appropriate after consultation with a physician.
Physician-Guided Care
Stem cells. Exosomes. Individual physician evaluation.
Understanding the Options
One is a living cell. The other is a package of biological information sent from one cell to another.
Cell-to-Cell Communication
Exosomes are microscopic packages of biological information released by cells. They travel to other cells, delivering signals that help coordinate communication, adaptation, and repair.
The information they carry depends on both the type of cell that produced them and the biological state of that cell, making the source of the exosomes an important consideration.
Living Regenerative Cells
Stem cells are living cells that help maintain and repair the body’s tissues. They can respond to their surroundings, multiply when needed, and develop into specialized cells that support healing and regeneration.
The source of stem cells is critically important because it influences their biological capabilities. We utilize stem cells derived from carefully screened, full-term birth tissue. These cells come from an early stage of cellular development, allowing them to retain many of the regenerative characteristics that make stem cell therapy so promising.
Source and Quality
We do not consider every stem cell or exosome product equivalent.
When a therapy is being considered, we review the specific product, tissue or cellular source, manufacturer, processing methods, sterility testing, handling, storage, documentation, and intended clinical use.
The exact source and available quality documentation are discussed with the patient before any decision is made.
Eligibility
Stem cells and exosomes are considered only for patients who meet Florida requirements concerning treatment indications and when the physician determines that treatment is appropriate.
This physician performs one or more stem cell therapies that have not yet been approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration. You are encouraged to consult with your primary care provider before undergoing any stem cell therapy.
Common Questions
We utilize stem cells derived from carefully screened, full-term birth tissue. The tissue source, processing, testing, documentation, and intended use are reviewed and explained before treatment is recommended.
Exosomes are microscopic packages released by cells. Because their biological information reflects both the type and condition of the source cells, the cellular source, manufacturing process, testing, storage, and documentation are reviewed for the specific product.
No. Stem cells are living cells. Exosomes are cell-derived signaling vesicles. They are biologically different and must be evaluated separately.
Evaluation may include the product source, manufacturer, processing, sterility testing, handling, storage conditions, documentation, and the clinical purpose for which it is being considered.
No. Consultation begins the evaluation. Treatment is offered only when the physician determines that it is clinically appropriate and permitted under applicable requirements.
No. Individual responses vary, and no medical outcome can be guaranteed.
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