Stem cell therapy at Nexsis BioHealth in Brickell, Miami starts at $6,900. That price includes the physician consultation, pre-treatment labs and imaging, the physician-administered treatment itself and a structured follow-up protocol. Across the US, stem cell treatments commonly range from around $5,000 to well over $20,000 depending on the cell source, the dose and how many areas are treated. Insurance does not cover it, so it is a self-pay treatment.
Stem cell therapy is one of the most searched treatments in Miami, and one of the hardest to price from the outside. Two clinics can quote very different numbers for what sounds like the same thing. Here is what actually drives the cost, what our price covers, and how to compare quotes without getting lost in marketing.
Our starting price is a complete treatment, not a vial price with extras added later. It includes:
We use mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) derived from ethically donated umbilical cord tissue, known as Wharton's Jelly. Every product is tested for safety, purity and viability before it reaches a patient.
Five factors explain most of the difference between stem cell quotes in Miami.
The cell source. Umbilical cord MSCs, cells taken from your own fat or bone marrow, and exosome products are different treatments with different costs. A quote that does not say which one you are getting is not a complete quote.
The dose. Cell counts vary widely between protocols. Higher doses cost more, and a clinic should be able to tell you what dose it is recommending and why.
How it is delivered. A single IV infusion is priced differently from targeted injections into a knee, hip or shoulder, and some protocols combine both.
How many areas are treated. Treating one joint is a different job from treating several, or combining joint work with a systemic infusion.
What is included. Labs, imaging, the physician's time and follow-up visits are either inside the price or billed separately. This is where low headline prices usually come from.
No. US health insurers do not cover stem cell therapy for orthopedic, anti-aging or wellness goals, and it is not FDA approved for those uses. Plan on it as a self-pay treatment. Some patients can use HSA or FSA funds depending on their plan administrator's rules, so it is worth asking yours directly.
The practical upside of self-pay is that you know the number before you start, with no balance bill afterward.
Our membership program starts at $149 per month and includes 15 to 20 percent off all services. On a treatment at this price, that discount is meaningful. It also applies to supporting therapies, which matters for the next point.
Our founder Juan Salcedo makes a simple argument: if you are investing in stem cells, you want those cells working in a body with good oxygen levels and circulation. That is why many of our patients pair treatment with hyperbaric oxygen therapy, which is $148 per 60-minute session or $588 for six. He explains his reasoning in full in our interview on why we brought in the hyperbaric chamber. Whether it is worth adding for you is a conversation for your consultation.
Most patients begin noticing improvements 4 to 8 weeks after treatment, with continued change over 3 to 6 months. Mild fatigue or soreness at injection sites can happen and usually passes quickly.
It is worth being clear-eyed about the evidence. Research on MSCs is active and promising in several areas, especially joint and soft tissue repair, but results vary from person to person and the evidence is stronger for some uses than others. A responsible clinic will tell you where your goal sits on that spectrum before you commit. One of our patients, for example, came to us after more than five years of heel pain that cortisone only helped temporarily, and was pain-free at six months with healing confirmed on imaging. That is one patient's experience, not a promise, and it is exactly why we start with a consultation and imaging rather than a sales pitch.
If a clinic cannot answer all five clearly, keep looking.
Nexsis BioHealth is a physician-led regenerative medicine clinic at 40 SW 13th St in Brickell, serving patients from Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Downtown Miami, Aventura and Fort Lauderdale. Read more on our stem cell therapy page, or book a consultation and we will tell you what we recommend, what it costs, and whether stem cell therapy is the right route for you at all.
At Nexsis BioHealth in Brickell, stem cell therapy starts at $6,900, including consultation, labs and imaging, physician-administered treatment and follow-up. Across the US, treatments commonly range from about $5,000 to well over $20,000 depending on the cell source, dose and number of areas treated.
Mostly because clinics are selling different things. The cell source, the dose, the delivery method, the number of areas treated and whether labs, imaging and follow-up are included all change the price. Always ask for the full, itemized total.
No. Insurers do not cover stem cell therapy for orthopedic, anti-aging or wellness goals, and it is not FDA approved for those uses. Some patients can use HSA or FSA funds, depending on their plan.
We use mesenchymal stem cells derived from ethically donated umbilical cord tissue (Wharton's Jelly), tested for safety, purity and viability before treatment.
A session typically takes 2 to 3 hours, delivered by IV infusion, targeted injection or both, under physician supervision.
Most patients notice improvements 4 to 8 weeks after treatment, with continued change over 3 to 6 months. Results vary by person and by the condition being treated.
This article is for general education and is not medical advice. Stem cell therapy is not FDA approved for the uses described here. Treatment decisions at Nexsis BioHealth are made by our licensed physician team after consultation, labs and imaging.
