Regenerative medicine clinics in Pleasant Grove, UT

1 clinic. Rated 4.7 to 4.7 on Google across 147 reviews.

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What patients in Pleasant Grove describe

We read 8 patient reviews across 1 clinic in Pleasant Grove, UT. The conditions patients describe most often are back (2), knee (2). The treatments named most in those reviews are PRP (1), Stem cell (1). None of those reviews raise a concern about care or billing.

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Counts are mentions across the 8 patient reviews we analysed for 1 clinic in this city. They are not a projection onto every review those clinics have. How this is calculated.

All 1 clinic in Pleasant Grove

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Pleasant Grove, Utah · Specialized clinic

1 of 8 reviews we read mention doctor explained things; back comes up most often.

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Regenerative medicine in Pleasant Grove: common questions

How many clinics offer regenerative medicine in Pleasant Grove?
We hold records for 1 clinic in Pleasant Grove, Utah, carrying 147 Google reviews between them and rated 4.7 to 4.7. None have had credentials checked yet. This is what we currently hold, not a count of every clinic that exists in the city.
Is stem cell therapy FDA-approved in Utah?
No. As of September 2026 there is no FDA-approved stem cell product for orthopedic pain anywhere in the United States, Utah included. Clinics offering it are performing a physician-administered procedure rather than administering an approved drug. That is a legal category under specific conditions, and it is not the same thing as approval.
What should I ask a clinic in Pleasant Grove before booking?
Which specific product they use and whether it is your own tissue or a purchased donor product; whether it is being used as a 361 HCT/P or under an IND; who performs the injection; the total cost including a second treatment if one is needed; and what outcome data they keep on their own patients for your specific condition. Every clinic page on this site carries this list.

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