Start with what’s holding you back. Explore care for your concern, see where prices start, and understand what comes next.
Choose what sounds familiar. Each page explains the review, possible care routes and how pricing works for that option.
Every one of these is backed by at least one of over 500 clinical research studies we publish on our site.
Find a more comfortable way to move.
Knee · Hip · Shoulder · Foot & ankle
Osteoarthritis · Arthritis · Chronic joint pain
Avascular necrosis of the femoral head · Musculoskeletal pain · Joint degeneration
Connect your symptoms, scans, and movement goals.
Intervertebral disc degeneration · Disc-related pain
Lower back pain · Chronic spinal pain · Radiating pain
Neuropathic pain · Nerve narrowing (spinal stenosis) · Intervertebral joint concerns · Sacroiliac pain
Scoliosis · Spondylolisthesis
Plan around the activity you want back.
Knee · Shoulder · Hip · Ankle · Foot
Tendinopathy · Musculotendinous tears · Rotator cuff tears
Ligament injuries · Ligament ruptures
Plantar fasciitis · Fractures · Persistent musculoskeletal injuries
Support energy, resilience, strength, and long-term vitality.
Energy · Sleep · Daily function · Fatigability · Age-related functional decline
Frailty · Sarcopenia · Reduced strength · Mobility · Age-related inflammation
See section below for more information.
Support movement, memory, and daily function.
Parkinson's disease · Multiple sclerosis (MS) · Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) · Alzheimer's disease
Stroke · Traumatic brain injury · Spinal cord injury
Autism spectrum disorder · Cerebral palsy · Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy
Epilepsy · Neuropathic pain · Diabetic neuropathy
Address immune activity and related inflammation.
Rheumatoid arthritis · Systemic lupus erythematosus · Systemic sclerosis (scleroderma) · Sjögren's syndrome
Psoriasis · Atopic dermatitis
Graft-versus-host disease (GVHD)
Support digestive health and address inflammation.
Crohn's disease · Ulcerative colitis
Fistulizing Crohn's disease · Perianal fistulas
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) · Chronic intestinal inflammation · Gut microbiota imbalance
Support key organ systems and long-term function.
Angina · Refractory angina · Myocardial infarction (heart attack) · Cardiomyopathy · Heart failure · Atherosclerosis · Peripheral arterial disease
Asthma · Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) · Pulmonary fibrosis · Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)
Fatty liver disease · Liver fibrosis · Cirrhosis · Hepatitis · Liver failure
Acute kidney injury · Chronic kidney disease · Renal failure · Diabetic nephropathy · Lupus nephritis · Nephrotic syndrome
Type 1 diabetes · Type 2 diabetes · Diabetic complications · Insulin resistance
Support skin health, appearance, and renewal.
Fine lines · Expression lines · Facial wrinkles · Skin aging · Skin texture
Acne · Vitiligo · Scars · Hypertrophic scars
Chronic wounds · Venous ulcers · Diabetic foot ulcers · Ischemic ulcers · Burns · Traumatic wounds · Surgical wounds
Support scalp health and hair restoration.
Alopecia · Androgenetic alopecia · Hair thinning
Hair regrowth · Hair follicle regeneration
Support sexual function, confidence, and comfort.
Erectile dysfunction
Vascular dysfunction · Neuropathy · Diabetes-related erectile concerns
Support fertility and reproductive goals.
Female infertility · Premature ovarian insufficiency · Premature ovarian failure · Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
Thin endometrium · Endometrial atrophy · Intrauterine adhesions
Recurrent implantation failure
Perimenopause · Menopause
Whole-body care and facial rejuvenation, planned around your health and goals. Explore a coordinated visit with a medical review, treatment options and recovery monitoring.
Explore Biohacking & LongevityThere are two possible treatment pathways. Combining both has been shown to significantly increase the effectiveness of a procedure. Your medical team will explain the approach being considered for you.
Living cells from donated cord tissue, considered through a review of your condition and goals.
Cell-released vesicles, with the preparation and procedure proposed for a specific purpose.
Rehabilitation, nutrition, skin care and other services can support a specific part of your plan. Your clinician explains their purpose; your proposal names the services and costs included in your plan.
Discuss whether a specific infusion or oxygen-based service belongs in your plan.
Review options for your particular skin or scalp concern and the procedure being considered.
Connect recovery support to the activities you want to do again.
Ask whether an additional approach has a role in your individual care.
Tell us about your condition, even if it isn’t listed here.
A woman with lupus once came to us asking for help. At the time, published evidence was missing, and our medical board declined treatment. A year later, research was published. Unfortunately, she had already passed away. Her story greatly upset the team and changed how we now approach these conversations.
If published research for your condition is missing, we’ll tell you. Our medical review committee can assess whether there’s a possible experimental treatment pathway with a credible scientific rationale. We’ll explain the risks, alternatives and what remains unknown, including the possibility that treatment may not help. You can then decide whether to proceed, with clear information and no pressure.
Tell us what’s affecting your life. Our medical team reviews your history and options. If we can help, you’ll receive the treatment details, appointments and full price before you decide.
Tell us what’s changed and what you’d like to do again.
Our medical team reviews your history and options.
If we can help, you’ll see the treatment, appointments, arrangements and total price.
