Stem Cell Therapy in New York, NY

Pricing varies, but injections start at $4,500 and systemic stem cell therapy typically starts at $9,000 and goes up from there depending on your condition, the delivery method, the amount of cells your physician recommends and the number of sessions. Financing is available for qualifying individuals. For an exact quote, schedule a free consultation or call (646) 798-1278.

Treatment is available at our partner clinic in Midtown Manhattan near Grand Central, or at home with a networked licensed provider when clinically appropriate. In-home care may include IV or targeted injections; intrathecal delivery is done only at the clinic. We confirm where and how your treatment happens once your consultation and physician review are complete.

Joint and soft-tissue injections are typically done with a local anesthetic, often with imaging guidance, and most people feel pressure or brief soreness for a day or two. Systemic treatment is given by IV infusion while you sit and relax. Your provider will walk you through each step for your plan.

Yes. After your consultation and physician review, we send your recommended plan, an itemized quote and preparation steps in writing, so you can review them with your family or your own doctor.

Research is ongoing, and results vary from person to person. Some studies suggest it may help with pain and function for certain conditions, but no outcome is guaranteed. Your physician will explain what the current evidence does and doesn’t show for your condition.

Insurance usually does not cover stem cell therapy because it is considered investigational. Financing through Cherry is available for qualifying individuals, and you can check your options without affecting your credit score.

Usually recent bloodwork, any imaging related to your concern (MRI or X-ray for joints), your medication list and relevant medical records. Your care team will tell you exactly what’s needed for your case.

Every plan is reviewed and approved by a licensed physician, and treatment is performed by licensed providers at our Midtown partner clinic or in Reju’s in-home network. You’ll know who is caring for you, and their credentials, before you book treatment.

Most stem cell uses are not FDA approved and are considered investigational. The FDA has approved stem cell products only for limited uses, such as certain blood disorders. Your physician will explain what is and isn’t established for your condition, so you can decide with clear information.

It varies with your condition, your age and your activity level. Some people have one treatment, and others follow a staged plan. Your physician will tell you what is realistic for you, and we track your progress at each follow-up.

The most common side effects are temporary soreness, swelling or bruising at the injection site, and some people feel tired after an IV. As with any procedure, there are risks such as infection. Your physician will review your risks before you decide.

It depends on your diagnosis, your health history and your goals. That’s why a licensed physician reviews your records first. If stem cell therapy isn’t a good fit, we will say so.

Reju uses umbilical cord-derived mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) from Wharton’s jelly, donated after healthy births. Each batch is tested for sterility, genetics, endotoxin and mycoplasma, and for post-thaw viability, which is typically 94 to 99%. Viability is a lab measure, not a promise of results. Your physician can explain sourcing and testing in your consultation.

No. Stem cell therapy is not a cure, and results vary. It may support your body’s natural healing processes, and your physician will talk with you about realistic expectations.

Yes. We work with patients across the five boroughs, Long Island, Westchester, northern New Jersey and Connecticut, and in-home care is available across the continental U.S. when clinically appropriate.