Stem Cell Therapy
One of the most advanced regenerative interventions available in outpatient medicine.
- Patients With Joint Degeneration.
- Active Adults Looking To Avoid Surgery.
- People Who Want Function Back.
Surgery changes structure. Stem cell therapy supports the biology beneath it. This package offers advanced regenerative care for patients with more significant tissue damage, built around healing, recovery, and long-term function. Patients in Golden and the Greater Denver area come to Kore for unlimited HBOT, red light therapy, IV Myers cocktail, a nutrition consult, and anti-inflammatory guidance.
Who this is for
Built for patients facing more advanced tissue damage
This package is often a fit for patients who are further along in the breakdown process and want to explore a regenerative option before moving straight to more invasive interventions. That can include people dealing with cartilage loss, more advanced osteoarthritis, larger tendon tears, avascular necrosis, degenerative joint conditions, or structural damage that has not responded fully to lower-level treatment. It is built for people who want a serious plan for restoration, not temporary symptom management alone.
WHAT IS INCLUDED
Comprehensive support for advanced regeneration
Every procedure includes the following clinical support to help create the right environment for recovery and regenerative response. 50% deposit secures your procedure date.
Unlimited HBOT
Unlimited red light therapy
IV Myers cocktail
Nutrition consult
Anti-inflammatory guidance
Treatment Options
Advanced regenerative protocols
We offer personalized stem cell protocols designed for patients dealing with more significant structural damage, tissue loss, or degeneration.
- Autologous protocols use your own stem cells, typically harvested from bone marrow or adipose tissue, processed the same day, and then re-injected into the area being treated.
- Allogeneic protocols use donor-derived stem cells sourced from ethically donated umbilical cord tissue and expanded in specialist laboratories before use.
Stem cell therapy may be considered for cartilage loss, advanced osteoarthritis, larger tendon injuries, avascular necrosis, and degenerative joint conditions. In some cases, stem cell therapy is combined with PRP or exosomes in the same session to support the overall healing environment.
Treatment options may include:
- Autologous stem cell procedures
- Allogeneic stem cell procedures
- Personalized protocols based on imaging, symptoms, and goals
- Adjunctive regenerative support when clinically appropriate
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is stem cell therapy?
Stem cell therapy uses the body’s master cells, cells with the ability to self-renew and differentiate into specialized tissue such as cartilage, bone, tendon, and muscle, to support repair and regeneration in damaged areas. In musculoskeletal medicine, mesenchymal stem cells are the primary type used. When introduced into an injured environment, they help modulate inflammation, release healing factors, and support tissue restoration.
Why might someone need stem cell therapy?
Stem cell therapy is typically considered when tissue damage is more significant or more advanced. That can include cartilage loss, advanced osteoarthritis, large tendon tears, avascular necrosis, or degenerative joint conditions where lower-level regenerative options may not be enough on their own. It may also be explored by patients who want to attempt meaningful tissue restoration before moving to surgery.
Where do the stem cells come from?
Stem cells used for treatment can come from two main sources. Autologous stem cells come from your own body, usually from bone marrow or adipose tissue, and are processed and re-injected the same day. Allogeneic stem cells come from ethically donated umbilical cord tissue and are expanded in specialist laboratories before use. The right option depends on your condition, imaging, and treatment goals.
How many stem cell treatments will I need?
Stem cell therapy is often delivered as a single comprehensive treatment. In some cases, especially with more advanced cartilage degeneration or bilateral joint involvement, a second treatment may be recommended one to three years later. Some patients may also use PRP afterward to continue supporting the healing process. The exact protocol depends on the area being treated, the severity of damage, and how you respond over time.
Is there downtime after the procedure?
Yes. Recovery after stem cell therapy is usually more conservative than with PRP or exosome therapy alone. Patients are generally advised to limit loading for one to two weeks and avoid high-impact sport or strenuous gym activity during that period. A graded return to activity typically begins after that, with many patients returning to light non-contact training within two to four weeks.
Why does Kore include HBOT and additional support with every procedure?
Healing depends on more than the injection itself. This package includes unlimited HBOT, red light therapy, IV Myers cocktail, a nutrition consult, and anti-inflammatory guidance to help support the body’s recovery environment before and after treatment. Kore’s broader approach is to pair advanced regenerative procedures with the support needed to help patients recover well and get more out of the intervention.
Are these procedures safe?
Treatment selection is based on your condition, goals, and the source of cells being used. Autologous options use your own cells. Allogeneic options use donor-derived cells from ethically donated umbilical cord tissue. Kore’s approach emphasizes patient-specific care, precision, and a healthy reverence for standards of care.