LiveCyte
Find a cellular therapy provider near you — and know what to ask before you start
LiveCyte helps people considering regenerative medicine and cellular therapy — stem cell and related cell-based treatments — find a licensed, local provider and understand realistic expectations: what a visit involves, FDA status, recovery, cost conversations and the questions worth asking before you book. Educational and directory only — not medical advice.
About LiveCyte
LiveCyte helps people considering regenerative medicine and cellular therapy — stem cell and related cell-based treatments — find a licensed, local provider and understand realistic expectations: what a visit involves, FDA status, recovery, cost conversations and the questions worth asking before you book. Educational and directory only — not medical advice.
Part of Jeff Cline's R0cketShip proprietary network. Visit livecyte.com to learn more or connect with providers.
LiveCyte — frequently asked questions
Is LiveCyte a medical provider?+
No. LiveCyte is an educational website and directory. We help you find and evaluate independent licensed providers — only a licensed clinician who has evaluated you can say whether any treatment is appropriate.
Is cellular therapy FDA-approved?+
It depends on the use — many cellular and stem-cell-marketed products for joints, sports injuries, skin or hair are not FDA-approved for those uses. Ask any provider exactly which product they use and its FDA status before you proceed.
What happens at a first visit?+
Most first visits include an evaluation of your condition, a discussion of whether you're a candidate for a given approach, and a review of risks, alternatives and cost — ask your specific provider for details, since practices vary.
Will insurance cover cellular therapy?+
It depends — many cellular therapy visits for joints, sports injuries or aesthetics are not covered by insurance and are paid out of pocket. Ask the provider and your insurer directly; we don't quote costs or coverage on this site.
How long is recovery?+
Recovery varies by the specific treatment, the area treated and your own health. Ask your provider for a realistic timeline for your situation rather than relying on a general estimate.
How do providers receive referrals?+
Licensed providers can list for free, or reserve an exclusive referral territory — a ZIP code or an entire state — so that patients in that area who ask for help are connected to them.
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