The regenerative and cell-based therapies offered at our clinic are elective and are not approved by the FDA to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, including [conditions referenced on this page]. These therapies are not a guaranteed treatment for any condition, and outcomes vary by individual. Risks, benefits, and alternatives are reviewed during an individualized consultation and informed-consent process.

Stem Cell Therapy

Regenerative Medicine at Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare

Stem cell therapy has moved from laboratory research into clinical practice over the past decade, and interest in it keeps growing for a simple reason: these cells do something no other tissue in the body does. At Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare, Dr. Scott Faulkner works directly with patients to determine whether stem cell therapy fits their goals, using a sourcing and processing standard he holds to the same bar he’d want for his own family.

What Stem Cells Are

Stem cells are undifferentiated. Most cells in your body are locked into a job (a skin cell stays a skin cell), but stem cells haven’t committed to one yet. Under the right signals, they can support the repair and maintenance of multiple tissue types. That flexibility is why they sit at the center of regenerative medicine.

Our Sourcing and Quality Standard

Every cell population used at Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare goes through a strict quality and safety verification process before it ever reaches a patient. Dr. Faulkner has vetted that process personally rather than relying on a spec sheet, and he stands behind the material he uses with his own patients. We’re glad to walk through our quality standards in detail during your consultation.

How Stem Cell Therapy May Help

Research into stem cell therapy is active and ongoing, and the picture is still developing. Here’s what the current evidence points toward, and where the honest limits are.

Tissue Support and Recovery

Stem cells are being studied for their potential role in supporting the body’s own repair processes, particularly around joints, connective tissue, and areas of wear from age or activity. Some patients pursue stem cell therapy alongside a broader recovery or mobility plan for this reason. Outcomes vary by individual, and this is not a guaranteed or curative treatment.

Inflammatory Response

Early research is exploring how stem cells interact with the body’s inflammatory pathways. This is an investigational area. Stem cell therapy is not approved to treat any specific autoimmune, neurological, or chronic disease, and we won’t tell you otherwise.

Cellular Aging

Some of the research generating the most interest looks at how stem cells might influence markers associated with cellular aging. This work is preliminary. If longevity and healthy aging are part of what brought you in, Dr. Faulkner can walk you through what the data does and doesn’t currently support.

What a Consultation Looks Like

Because the evidence for stem cell therapy is still developing and outcomes vary by person, we don’t sell it off a menu. You’ll sit down with Dr. Faulkner, go through your health history and goals, and get a straight answer on whether stem cell therapy makes sense for you: what the current research supports, what it doesn’t, and what a realistic outcome looks like given your situation.

At Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare we are on the leading edge of stem cell treatments. Dr. Scott is a pioneer in this field. The cells we use are ethically sourced from live-birth donations and processed at an FDA- registered facility in the United States. Dr. Scott has visited this lab in person, and works directly with the lab and its owner, and therefore has complete faith in the quality of the stem cells he uses.

Why Patients Choose Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare

Dr. Faulkner built this practice on a simple rule: don’t promise what the science can’t back up. That means you’ll hear the same thing in the exam room that you read on this page. We hold every cell population to a documented quality standard Dr. Faulkner has personally vetted, and we’d rather lose a sale than overstate what stem cell therapy can do for you.

Ready to find out if stem cell therapy is right for you? Schedule a consultation with Dr. Faulkner to review your health history and get a direct answer.

Testimonials

In 1997, I underwent ankle surgery due to an injury sustained in the military. Fast forward to five years ago, and the pain in my ankle had become a constant companion, making even the simplest tasks, like grocery shopping, an agonizing ordeal. My quality of life was deteriorating rapidly. Enter Dr. Faulkner and the groundbreaking treatment he offered: stem cell therapy. From the beginning, it was evident that Dr. Faulkner was no ordinary physician. He took the time to truly understand my medical history, needs, and goals. His approach was anything but "cookie cutter." Dr. Faulkner's dedication to his patients is awe-inspiring.

After undergoing stem cell therapy under Dr. Faulkner's guidance, I experienced a remarkable transformation. Within the first three months, I noticed a substantial decrease in pain. Today, I am almost pain-free and able to walk and run again without the crippling discomfort that has plagued me for so long.

Catherine

Patient stories and testimonials reflect individual experiences and are not typical or guaranteed. Results vary based on individual factors, and a similar outcome cannot be promised. Testimonials are not medical advice.

Concierge Medicine

Concierge medicine, often referred to as membership or boutique medicine, offers a range of benefits that cater to both patients and healthcare providers. One significant advantage is the heightened level of personalized attention and care that patients receive. With concierge medicine, physicians are able to maintain a smaller patient roster, allowing them to dedicate more time to each individual. This results in longer appointment durations, enabling comprehensive discussions about complex health concerns, more thorough examinations, and the development of tailored treatment plans. Patients feel heard, valued, and empowered to take charge of their health, leading to improved patient-doctor relationships and overall satisfaction.

Another key benefit of concierge medicine is enhanced accessibility and convenience. Patients enrolled in our concierge program will have direct and timely access to Dr. Scott, including after-hours and weekends. If you are out of town, or too ill to come into the office, Dr. Scott can speak with you over the phone or via videoconference. This extended availability can significantly reduce the need for emergency room visits and expedite the diagnosis and treatment of urgent issues. Additionally, his reduced patient load allows for same-day or next-day appointments, minimizing frustrating wait times and ensuring that medical concerns are addressed promptly. For those with chronic conditions, this level of accessibility can lead to better disease management and prevention of complications. Overall, the convenience and personalized attention offered by concierge medicine, contribute to a higher quality of healthcare experience for patients.

If you value individualized comprehensive health care and direct access to your physician, schedule your free consultation with Dr. Scott today!

What is the cost of concierge medicine?

Our practice charges an annual membership fee of $2,500. This gives you all the advantages listed above and provides unlimited access to Dr. Scott and his expertise.

Do I still need to carry insurance?

Yes. You will need insurance for any outside testing, prescriptions or hospitalization.

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Frequently asked questions

How are stem cells administered?

The stem cells are administered via injection or infusion, depending on the health issue being treated, so pain/discomfort is minimal.

Could I have an allergic reaction to the stem cells?

Stem cells have a lower risk of rejection as they are immunologically immature. This means they are less likely to be recognized as foreign by your immune system, reducing the chances of rejection and increasing the success rate of the treatment. Your safety is our priority. As with any medical procedure, risks exist and are reviewed with you during the informed-consent process before you proceed. People who have a sulfa allergy will be pre-treated with Benadryl & Tylenol, because the preservative that the stem cells are suspended in is sulfa based. Sulfa allergy is not an absolute contraindication.

I'm An Athlete. How Can These Services Help Me, Whether I Have An Injury Or If I'm Being Preventative?

If you have a mild injury, we can help the inflammation with a whole-body cryotherapy treatment. We’ll also take preventative measures during the season to help repair the body as quickly as possible. If you have a bad strain, we can do stem cell therapy to repair the tissue. A surgeon might offer cortisone or narcotics to help ease the pain- but it won’t actually repair the damage that’s been done.

Are Stem Cells FDA Approved?

The use of Stem Cells has been approved for Leukemia, Lymphoma, and Myeloma. Our provider is an FDA approved tissue bank.

The information on this page is provided for general educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical condition or before beginning any treatment. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed, and nothing on this page is a promise or guarantee of any specific outcome. Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare does not claim to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease except as expressly stated and permitted by law.

Medically reviewed by Scott E. Faulkner, MD, board-certified in Internal Medicine, Medical Director of Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare. Last reviewed June 26, 2026.

Scott E. Faulkner, MD, is the Medical Director of Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare and the clinical lead behind its regenerative and longevity medicine programs. Board-certified in Internal Medicine, Dr. Faulkner practices regenerative and stem cell medicine and draws on experience in intensive care (ICU) settings, where precision and patient safety are paramount. He is affiliated with the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M). Dr. Faulkner is known for explaining treatments in plain language, at the cellular level, so patients understand both what a therapy may offer and what it cannot. He oversees the clinical standards for every service offered at CRRH.