At NexGenEsis Healthcare – Jersey Village, stem-cell–related therapies are offered as elective, non-surgical tools for joint and nerve-related pain after basic care hasn’t delivered and before you sign up for major surgery.

Some people notice changes within weeks; others take months; some don’t see much difference. That variability is exactly why we insist on honest expectations up front.

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Conditions We Commonly Discuss Stem Cell Options For

In NexGenEsis Healthcare Jersey Village, stem-cell–related treatments are usually discussed as one piece of the plan for:

• Mild–to–moderate knee osteoarthritis and chronic knee pain
• Degenerative hip, shoulder, or ankle joints
• Stubborn tendon or ligament issues (shoulder, elbow, Achilles, etc.) that outlived rest and basic PT
• Certain back or neck pain patterns where joint-focused biologic injections make sense

The clinic also runs a big peripheral neuropathy program, but that care is mostly nerve-focused devices and circulation work, not “more stem cells everywhere.

Stem-cell–related options typically come up when:

• You’re trying to avoid or delay joint replacement
• You’re done with the steroid-shot treadmill and want a biologic approach
• You fully understand this is elective, alternative treatment with uncertain outcome

FDA Status, And Safety

Across the U.S., the FDA has approved only a few stem cell products, mainly for blood-forming disorders—not for routine treatment of arthritis, back pain, or “anti-aging” goals.

Because of this:

• We treat stem-cell–related therapies as alternative / elective options, not standard medical care.
• We do not claim to cure disease; we focus on realistic goals: pain reduction and functional support when appropriate.

You should always weigh potential benefits against cost and risk, and feel comfortable getting second opinions before deciding.

Call the clinic or use the online Free Phone Consultation form to schedule a time. You’ll get a candid review of your case and an honest answer on whether stem-cell–related therapy belongs anywhere in your plan—or whether your money and energy are better spent elsewhere.