MDvisit Clinic Stem Cells

About MDvisit Clinic Stem Cells

What is MDvisit Clinic Stem Cells?

MDvisit Clinic Stem Cells is a regenerative medicine practice in Little Rock, Arkansas. Its main work is stem cell and exosome therapy, given by IV, joint injection, nebulizer or microneedling. It also offers physical therapy, hyperbaric oxygen, chelation, a detox program, and anti-aging and longevity care. That anti-aging protocol lists IV NAD+, Meyers IV, PEMF and IV ozone. It names no weight loss, hormone or peptide therapy.

The clinic also names teams in Tennessee and Missouri and a location in The Bahamas. It publishes no street address or hours. The one physician it names as a prescriber is Stanley Lau, M.D., M.D. Its Arkansas team is listed by role only, with no names: an anesthetist, an oral surgeon, an OB-GYN, a naturopathic doctor and a licensed acupuncturist. Google shows a 5.0 rating from 18 reviews.

The clinic is plain about its treatments. In its own words: "Stem cell therapy is considered experimental and is regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), but it is not FDA-approved."

What does it cost?

The one published price is $300 for Myer's Cocktail. Stem cell and exosome IV therapies are listed as "Call For Pricing." It does not publish prices for weight loss, hormone or longevity care. The first consultation is listed as "FREE FOR A LIMITED TIME," and it is held over the phone. The only payment option named is a payment plan for stem cell therapies. It does not say whether insurance is accepted, whether HSA or FSA cards work, or whether any price includes the medication.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs your prescription, and whether you can speak with that physician before you pay. A case manager selects the clinician after your review, and you can ask to speak with the physician before therapy begins.

Ask which products you would receive and where they are made. The clinic names a U.S. lab and a Sweden lab, and says its U.S. facility is FDA-registered. Ask for that registration in writing.

Ask for a total in writing that covers the consultation, visits, medication, lab work, follow-up and any repeat sessions. The clinic describes some protocols with visits 10 to 14 days apart, so ask how many trips your plan needs. Ask whether the anti-aging protocol is priced per session or as a package.

Ask whether the payment plan charges interest and how cancellation and refunds work. The clinic links to a refund policy, so request its terms before you sign.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you already want stem cell or exosome treatment, you accept that the clinic calls it experimental, and you want to speak with the prescribing physician before you pay. It is not the right match if you came for weight loss, hormone or peptide care, since none of those is on its services list.

Sources: mdvisitstemcells.com, mdvisitstemcells.com/anti-aging, mdvisitstemcells.com/our-executive-team, mdvisitstemcells.com/services, mdvisitstemcells.com/about-us

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