Stem cell injections paid by insurance

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For years a lot of us have suffered a great deal in pain and going in and out of Doctor’s offices being gaslit and fed pain medication along with physical therapy and surgeries that do not work.
When we ask about stem cells that we know work and will fix the issues, insurance will not pay for it because it helps big pharmaceutical companies profit off our illnesses.
We deserve to feel better and thrive in life.
Time to get off pain medication.

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I am the Founder and President of the 501(c)3 Non-profit Perinatal Stem Cell Society (Est. 2013).

There is a very easy way to fix the stem cell and biologics field and my society has outlined a position paper available on our website. www.perinatalstemcells.com

The proposal is for the adoption of a Japanese-style three-tier classification system:

  • Class III (Low Risk): Current 361 HCT/P products
  • Class II (Medium Risk): New category for products like expanded cells, exosomes
  • Class I (High Risk): Current 351 pathway products like gene therapies

• Recommends allowing patient-funded Phase II and III clinical trials, similar to Japan’s model
• Allow for the Pooling for substantially similar products in regulatory data submissions

Goal: Restore U.S. leadership in regenerative medicine while maintaining safety and efficacy standards

We should create a universal stem cell bank of placenta and umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells. We can create affordable and high quality treatments available quarterly for all US citizens.

I would love to run this department.

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There may be multiple vald treatments for orthobiologics! I have had multiple stem cell and prp treatments in joints and soft tissue throughout the years. I have had them done in multiple sites. Bottom Line Up Front, though they are not a cure all, they do work to improve function and mobility in day to day activity restoring quality of life. I can attest to that, because I have spent quite a bit out of my own pocket throughout the years for wear and tear issues related to a lifestle of fitness and military service. Big government and big pharma are not in the business of making people well, because if you could improve joint issues cheaply without surgery, the chop shop artists pushing joint replacement would be out of business! Orthobiologics, specifically for joint and soft tissue issues, should be approved for treatment by all insurance!

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