Stem Cell Sports

About Stem Cell Sports

What is Stem Cell Sports?

Stem Cell Sports is a regenerative medicine practice built around a nationwide network of partnered surgery centers and mobile treatment, rather than a single storefront clinic. It is led by Dr. David Garcia, D.O., who is licensed in more than a dozen states, with a wider medical team handling day to day care. The practice offers stem cell therapy, exosome therapy, EBOO therapy, peptide therapy, orthopedics, ozone therapy, sports medicine and hormone replacement. Patients can be seen through partnered centers in California, Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia, Florida, Washington, Hawaii and New York, or through mobile therapy, and it also describes a worldwide network of partner providers. In its own words: "We do not offer standard medical care; we specialize in cellular optimization, certified in functional medicine." Booking starts with an online intake form rather than a walk-in visit; the practice says it no longer takes in-person consultations and works by appointment only, reviewing each case before issuing a personalized care plan.

What does it cost?

Stem Cell Sports does not publish prices for any of its services, including peptide therapy, hormone replacement, stem cell therapy or the other treatments it lists. It says program fees are laid out in a personalized care plan sent after the intake form is reviewed and a candidate is accepted, but no dollar figures, membership terms or consultation fee appear anywhere. Anyone considering this practice should ask for a full written quote, including what counts as one unit of treatment, before signing any consent or care plan documents.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask directly who on the medical team will see you, examine you, and sign off on any prescription or injection, since only one prescriber, Dr. David Garcia, D.O., is named across a network that spans many states. Ask whether your visit will be with a provider at a partnered surgery center or through mobile therapy, and what credentials that specific provider holds. Ask whether peptide therapy is dispensed as a named medication or compounded, and what lab work, follow up visits or imaging, the intake process mentions monitoring biomarkers and pre and post MRIs for some programs, are included in the quoted fee versus billed separately. Since no in-person consultation happens before you are accepted into a plan, ask what the cancellation terms are if you want to back out after reviewing your personalized care plan but before treatment begins.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit for someone comfortable starting with an online intake and a phone or email review rather than an in-person first visit, and who is prepared to ask for a full written cost breakdown and provider details before agreeing to any care plan.

Sources: stemcells.world, stemcells.world/about

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