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  Reclaim Health

  2237 W Parker Rd # F Plano, TX 75023-7800

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  Reclaim Health

  2237 W Parker Rd STE F Plano, TX 75023-7800

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• Review fromMichelle R

  Date: 03/16/2025

  1 star
  Both my husband and I were injected with these so called stem cells and absolutely NO results. We paid thousands of dollars for these injections and I am so disappointed. Now I am seeing so many negative results I wish we would have known before we actually did this. If I could give a negative star review I would. When we were injected we had so much pain we were willing to try anything but now the answer was just surgery! I would really like to know exactly what we were injected with because it surely was not stem cells. DO NOT DO IT. COMPANY IS A TOTAL SCAM

• Review fromLamarr W

  Date: 12/01/2024

  1 star
  I got stem cells in both knees sixteen months ago. No noticeable improvement. The nurse missed my appointment and came the following day. Maybe the cells thawed overnight? I only received one of the promised three follow up calls.

• Review fromSally O

  Date: 04/17/2024

  5 stars
  Before attending a presentation done by a Reclaim Health Education Officer in June 2023, I was in so much pain in multiple areas. I wasn't enjoying life, but I felt strongly about avoiding surgery. After the presentation about Stem Cell Therapy, I was encouraged by what I had heard because stem cells are natural, and we all have them in our bodies. However, as we age, we don't have many of our own cells left to help us out. In July of 2023, I received 2 stem cell injections in my lower back (one on each side). Everyone is different, and it took about 4 months for my back to feel better, and it's been good ever since.I had one more area that was very painful, and that was my right knee. I received another stem cell injection in my knee in January 2024. The improvement was within 5-6 days, rather than months. My knee has been pain-free ever since! I feel great and am enjoying life (I'm 74) more than I have in years thanks to stem cell therapy.

• Review fromArt H

  Date: 11/19/2023

  1 star
  My wife and I attended one of their "informative seminars" as I suffer from painful osteoarthritis in both knees. Most of the information presented, other than testimonial, was not specific to them and was general and from multiple sources/studies. Thus, the effectiveness of their treatment could not be determined.Also, and something that was extremely suspect, was that NO handouts/information were provided - not even a copy of the presentation! This is highly unusual and leads one they do not do so because they do not want to be held liable for what they say. Not sure if that is applicable here, but it did raise a huge red flag to me.The shots would be administered in your own home by a medical "professional." We were unable to get a firm answer whether the "professional" was one of their employees, a subcontractor, a visiting nurse, a CRNP, PA-C, doctor, etc. But why would anyone allow a person of unknown (to them) qualifications give them an injection? Plus, doing the injections at one's home just does not "fit" with an appropriate medical setting for sterility, etc.They also would not discuss COST at the meeting. Instead, up a meeting at your home to be arranged. Hmmm, why the secrecy? Why must it be done in my home? Yes, more red flags!To further confirm our initial impressions, we met with their "salesperson" the next morning at our home. I asked for an information brochure but, again, he indicated they had nothing like that to hand out (hmmm, what business does not have brochures?).Then it came to pricing and this is really the "fun" part. Naturally, medical insurance does not cover this, so it is all self-paid. I was quoted $7495 for one knee and $11,195 for both knees. This is about what I had expected. But then came the ultimate "sales pitch" - if I signed an agreement right now, without delay, they would take 15% off! Why? Because they were "in town" and would not need to make a special trip.The bottom line is that I led him to the door!!!