Kansas Regenerative Medicine Center
Medical Center in Manhattan, Kansas, offering Stem Cells.
What patients actually say
We read the 8 reviews we analysed and coded what each one describes. Every count below is out of those 8, not out of the clinic's 32 total Google reviews.
“I had stem cell therapy last year for my knees. I had torn meniscus in both knees and a year later, I have achieved amazing results. I can go up and down stairs and walk on an elliptical machine neither of which I could do a year ago.”
Conditions patients describe
Treatments named in reviews
Staff and scheduling
“As an Employee, customer service and patient care is the key to our success over the last 10 years.”
Avoided surgery
“This really worked for me. I had a total knee replacement on my right knee and needed to have the left one replaced. Not wanting to do that again, I decided to give "stem cell" a try. WOW!!!!!”
Reported improvement
“The staff at KRMC is great! I had a procedure done on both of my knees as x rays showed that the cartilage was pretty much gone. I was in chronic pain that was worse at night, especially in my right knee.”
Excerpts are quoted from public Google reviews with the reviewer's name, the date, and a link to the original. Ratings and review counts are Google's. How we code reviews.
What they offer, and where the evidence stands
This is the same wording we use on every clinic page. It describes the treatment, not this clinic's version of it.
| Treatment | Regulatory and evidence status |
|---|---|
| Stem Cells | Evidence is early and condition-specific. Ask any provider to point you to studies for your exact situation, not to general claims. |
Ask before you book
A clinic that answers these clearly is a different proposition from one that deflects. Take the list with you.
- 1Which specific product do you use, and is it my own tissue or a purchased donor product?
- 2Is it being used as a 361 HCT/P, or under an FDA investigational new drug application?
- 3Who performs the injection: the physician of record, or a PA or nurse practitioner?
- 4What is the total cost, and what happens if a second treatment is needed?
- 5What outcome data do you keep on your own patients for my specific condition?
- 6How many of these have you done for this indication, and what does a poor result look like?
What it is likely to cost
Kansas Regenerative Medicine Center has not published pricing, which is true of almost every clinic in this category. Insurance almost never covers the injection itself, though the consultation, imaging and any conventional treatment in the same visit often are covered.
Ask for the total in writing, including whether a second injection is billed separately, and ask for the CPT codes so you can check coverage yourself before you commit.
Cost ranges by treatment and metro