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Provider-led stem cell care, with medical oversight

Stem Cell Therapy in Fenton, MOA suburb of St. Louis

Reju Stem Cells offers treatment at our partner clinic in Fenton, in the St. Louis area, with in-home visits also available across the lower 48 states, so care fits around your work, your family and your weekends. We review your history, answer your questions and organize every step for you.

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Built Around Life in the St. Louis Area

Between work, family and drives across the county, most people don’t have a free afternoon to sit in a waiting room. Your consultation happens by phone or video, records can be sent electronically, and Reju handles the scheduling, so you only step away from your day when it matters.

Provider-led, with medical oversight

A licensed provider reviews your history, imaging and labs, with medical oversight, and decides whether regenerative care may be appropriate before any plan is set. If it isn’t a good fit, we will tell you plainly.

Our partner clinic in Fenton

Treatment can take place at our partner clinic in Fenton, in the St. Louis area, a short drive from I-44 and Route 141. Licensed providers working under medical supervision may support your care with patient screening and eligibility assessment, treatment itself and continuity of care before and after therapy.

In-home visits when clinically appropriate

If it suits your situation, a networked licensed provider can come to your home or hotel, across St. Louis County, St. Louis City, St. Charles and Jefferson Counties and the wider metro area. In-home care may include IV infusion or targeted injections when clinically appropriate. In-home care is available across the lower 48 states, with Hawaii and Alaska considered case by case.

One team before, during and after

Reju is your single point of contact: one number to call for questions, scheduling, travel timing and follow-up check-ins after treatment.

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Who We Hear From in Fenton and St. Louis

  • Runners, walkers and cyclists: knee, hip and Achilles pain that flares on the Meramec Greenway, in Forest Park or during race training.
  • People on their feet all day: long shifts in warehouses, trades, healthcare and retail add up for knees, hips, feet and lower backs.
  • Desk-bound professionals and long commuters: neck, shoulder and back pain from hours at a desk or behind the wheel on I-44 and I-270.
  • Weekend athletes: golf, pickleball, softball, soccer and cycling on the Katy Trail can strain tendons and joints.
  • Adults with arthritis or wear-related joint pain who want to understand every option before considering surgery.
  • People with chronic or systemic conditions who want a careful, provider-led review, with medical oversight, of whether systemic stem cell therapy is appropriate for them.

Stem cell therapy may support your body’s natural healing processes. It is not a cure, results vary, and most uses are not FDA approved. Regenerative care is offered alongside physical therapy and your existing medical care, not in place of it.

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Conditions We Commonly Work With in Fenton

People come to our Fenton partner clinic from across the St. Louis area for two kinds of care: complex neurological conditions, and orthopedic injuries or wear that get in the way of work, family life or staying active. A licensed provider, with medical oversight, reviews your history and confirms whether stem cell therapy may be appropriate.

Complex Neurological Conditions

  • Autism: A provider-led review of whether regenerative care may support neurological wellness, with a calm, careful plan for each person.
  • Multiple sclerosis: May be considered as part of a provider-guided plan aimed at supporting inflammatory balance and day-to-day function.
  • Parkinson’s: A provider reviews movement, fatigue and daily-task goals to see whether regenerative care may belong in your plan.
  • Stroke recovery: Evaluated case by case, with a focus on whether supportive regenerative care may be appropriate alongside rehabilitation.
  • Traumatic brain injury: Reviewed by a licensed provider, with candidacy based on your history, records and current goals.
  • Spinal cord injury: Considered only after a careful provider review as part of a broader care plan.
  • Peripheral neuropathy: Numbness, tingling or nerve-related discomfort are reviewed to see whether supportive care may be appropriate.

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Orthopedics

  • Knee pain: Cartilage wear, swelling and stability from stairs, long shifts or training, with a plan that may support calmer walking and a sensible return to activity.
  • Hip pain: Wear-related hip discomfort and stiffness, evaluated so any plan fits your pattern rather than a generic protocol.
  • Shoulder pain: Rotator cuff strain, tendon irritation and joint stiffness, assessed before a plan is set.
  • Back pain and spine and disc injuries: Disc, facet and soft-tissue drivers, including herniated discs and stenosis, so the approach matches your pattern.
  • Tendon and ligament injuries: Strain from training or everyday use, considered alongside rehab rather than in place of it.
  • Arthritis: Osteoarthritis and inflammatory joint patterns, with a targeted or broader plan, whichever is the more honest fit.
  • Sports injuries: For weekend athletes and serious competitors; regenerative care alongside rehab, not a shortcut around it.

Stem cell therapy is investigational and is not FDA approved for these uses. It may support your body’s natural healing processes, but it is not a cure, and results vary. A licensed provider must confirm candidacy.

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How We Measure Progress

Before treatment, we record a baseline: pain scores, range of motion, sleep and the everyday markers that matter to you, such as climbing the stairs without stopping, a full shift without stiffness, or a comfortable walk along the Meramec Greenway. At each follow-up we check the same measures again, so you can see clearly whether things are changing. Your provider will also give you simple guidance on movement, rest, hydration and nutrition before and after treatment.

What to Expect at Your Treatment

1. Free consultation:

a phone or video call to talk through your goals, your history and what regenerative care can and can’t do.

2. Records and labs:

we ask for recent labs, imaging (MRI or X-ray for joint concerns), a medication list and relevant medical records. If anything is missing, we explain what’s needed and why.

3. Provider review:

a licensed provider, with medical oversight, reviews everything and confirms whether you are a candidate, and which approach may fit: IV infusion or targeted injection.

4. Your written plan:

you receive the recommended approach, an itemized quote and preparation steps in writing, so you can review it with your family or your own doctor.

5. Treatment day:

joint and soft-tissue injections are typically done with a local anesthetic, and most people describe pressure or brief soreness rather than sharp pain. Systemic treatment is given by IV infusion while you sit and relax. Treatment takes place at our partner clinic in Fenton or, when clinically appropriate, at home, where care may include IV or targeted injections. Your provider will explain exactly what to expect for your plan.

6. Follow-up:

check-ins after treatment, measured against the goals set at your baseline.

Plan Your Visit to Fenton

Plan your visit

Fenton, in the St. Louis area

Our partner clinic is in Fenton, in the St. Louis area, just off I-44, so hotels, easy meals and free parking are all close by. We welcome patients from across St. Louis City and County, St. Charles and Jefferson Counties and the Illinois Metro East, and anyone traveling in from across the U.S. If you’re staying for a few days, here are some easy picks near the clinic.

Where to stay

Three easy options, all a short drive from the clinic.

Drury Inn & Suites St. Louis Southwest

Freshly remodeled, with free hot breakfast, free evening snacks and drinks, an indoor/outdoor pool and free parking.

~10 min to your visitFree breakfast

Hilton St. Louis Frontenac

Upscale stay across from Plaza Frontenac shops, with an on-site restaurant and bar and an outdoor pool.

15–20 min to your visitUpscale

Where to eat

Easy, relaxed and close by.

Fenton Gyro

Fresh Mediterranean plates, including gyro and falafel salads, hummus and lentil soup. A short drive from the clinic. Closed Sundays.

Gravois Rd, Fenton PlazaQuick & light

Howun Restaurant

A local Chinese restaurant in the Gravois Bluffs shopping area, an easy, low-key meal close to the clinic.

Gravois Bluffs PlazaChinese

Bandana’s Bar-B-Q – Fenton

Southern-style barbecue with a dry rub, slow-smoked over hardwood and hand-cut to order. Close to the I-44 hotels.

S Highway DrSmoked BBQ

Things to do

Gentle, slower-paced outings around your stay.

Old Town Fenton & the Meramec Greenway

Paved walking paths and a boardwalk along the Meramec River, starting from Fenton City Park near Old Town Fenton. Open dawn to dusk. About a 10-minute drive.

Fenton City ParkFree

Laumeier Sculpture Park

Free and open daily, with outdoor sculptures set among lawns and wooded trails. About a 10-minute drive.

Sunset HillsFree

Castlewood State Park

Picnic sites, broad meadows and trails in the Meramec River valley, a good place for a quiet hour outdoors. About a 20-minute drive.

BallwinRiver views

Gateway Arch National Park

The museum under the Arch is free. The ticketed tram ride to the top has wide views over the city and river, but it isn’t wheelchair accessible. About a 30-minute drive.

Downtown St. LouisFree museum
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Airports

St. Louis Lambert International (STL) is about 25 miles away, usually 30 to 40 minutes by car. MidAmerica St. Louis Airport (BLV) in Illinois is a smaller, farther option.

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Driving

Fenton sits just off I-44 and Route 141, and hotels, restaurants and shops nearby have free parking.

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Uber or Lyft

Door to door and the most comfortable way to and from your appointments, especially after treatment.

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Public transit

MetroLink doesn’t reach Fenton and bus service is limited, so plan on a car or rideshare.

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Cost, Insurance, and Financing

How much does stem cell therapy cost?

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 provider 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.

Flexible Payment Plans

Financing is available for qualifying individuals through our partner Cherry.

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Financing through Cherry and its lending partners. Approval, rates and terms depend on eligibility. No hard credit check to see if you qualify.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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 provider 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 Fenton, in the St. Louis area, or at home with a networked licensed provider when clinically appropriate. In-home care may include IV or targeted injections. We confirm where and how your treatment happens once your consultation and provider review are complete.

Joint and soft-tissue injections are typically done with a local anesthetic, 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 provider 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 provider 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.

Injections and infusions at our Fenton partner clinic are performed by a licensed nurse practitioner (NP) working under the supervision of a licensed medical doctor, so every plan has medical oversight. In-home care is provided by licensed providers in Reju’s 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 provider 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 provider 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 provider will review your risks before you decide.

It depends on your diagnosis, your health history and your goals. That’s why a licensed provider, with medical oversight, 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 provider 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 provider will talk with you about realistic expectations.

Yes. We work with patients from Fenton, St. Louis City and County, St. Charles and Jefferson Counties and the Illinois Metro East, and in-home care is available across the lower 48 states when clinically appropriate, with Hawaii and Alaska considered case by case.

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Stem cell therapy is investigational, and most uses are not FDA approved. It is not a cure. Results vary, and no outcome is guaranteed. Every treatment plan has medical oversight, and candidacy must be confirmed by a licensed provider. This page is educational and is not medical advice. Talk with your primary care provider before starting any stem cell therapy.

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