Dr. David Greene Talks About Stem Cell Therapies at R3

Founder and CEO of R3 Stem Cell, Dr. David Greene started his regenerative medicine company in 2013 in Arizona. Stem cell therapy is extremely cutting-edge technology, added doctor Greene. In just a few years, R3 has been successful with associating over 35 centers nationwide with the company and have performed over 11,000 procedures at its centers with biologics prepared in an FDA-certified lab. The 'organization's regenerative biologics include amniotic and umbilical cord tissue that provides millions of regenerative cells such as exosomes, growth factors, secretomes, microRNA, and stem cells. 

Our centers offer safe regenerative therapies that help a lot of patients avoid potentially risky surgeries." Dr. David Greene Arizona also added that the patients are diverse and include the elderly, executives, business owners, laborers, athletes, and celebrities. The appeal is universal because there are so many ailments that respond well to regenerative therapies.

With so many individuals in the US desiring accurate education information regarding regenerative therapies, R3 Stem Cell created a Stem Cell Master Class for patients. The eight-episode class contains over four hours of entertaining, vital content for those considering regenerative cell therapy. Topics include "What is a Stem Cell," What to Look for in a Stem Cell Clinic," Patient Experiences," Mythbusters," and more.

To increase awareness in stem cell therapy while also giving back to the community, Dr. David 'Greene's organization launched the R3 Heroes Program. The initiative is a contest that offers free regenerative therapies to veterans, first responders, and teachers based on their personal stories and health-related needs. The treatment, which is performed at 'R3's Las Vegas Center of Excellence, includes a consultation and physical exam, the stem cell procedure, and follow-up visits.

David Greene Orthopedic also stated that the results had been intensely rewarding for R3 and the patients that the program has provided free therapy since it began a year ago. He also said that the procedures are very safe, and while regenerative therapies are not a cure and have not been approved by the FDA yet, many patients see improvements, with benefits that transform their lives.

The stories of the patients who received free treatments through the R3 Heroes Program were recorded, including the filming of the treatments and additional background information about the patients. In several cases, the outcomes exceeded the expectations even while the treatments were in progress. There are several compelling stories about the progress of the Heroes on 'R3's website, demonstrating that science and giving back can intersect. The future looks bright for the field of stem cell therapy and the providers who are continually looking to advance the science.a

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