Axis Stem Cell Institute

Joe Niedzwiecki 

on Google

2 months ago

Lot's of money (10k+), no difference 9+ months later. I still have the injuries and thought I could treat them all at one time and if it solved one problem it would be well worth it not having to do the healthcare run around. The reality is for physical injuries I don't think stem cells are useful enough to recover from specific tears. I did the stem cells by bone marrow service. I think a lot of the results in reviews are from improvements in inflammation and why you'll see excellent reviews from older patients. (Arthritis)... read more

Susan Meister 

on Google

3 months ago

VERY POSITIVE EXPERIENCE!! My husband has cognitive impairment - similar to Alzheimer's disease although his cognitive issues were a result of toxic mold exposure impacting his brain. Prior to the stem cell treatment, he was very disoriented, withdrawn and spoke very few words. He could not perform basic functions even with instruction. Approximately 4-6 weeks after the treatment, we noticed significant, visible cognitive improvement. My husband has so much more energy, speaks in full sentences with the correct word choices,... read more

Tomas Uriostegui-Mendoza 

on Google

3 months ago

I had played Basketball for 30 years and my knees started to giving me a lot of pain. I went to see a doctor and he recommended me with a surgeon, who told me that I needed to get knee surgery, but I was afraid to do something invasive that I couldn't undo. Doing some research, I found Axis Stem Cell in Kirkland. Before the treatment I was skeptical about the results, but after six months I feel great, my knees are a 100% better. I think this treatment is amazing, no invasive and great results. 

Michael Svinth 

on Google

5 months ago

I am now 6 months past having ambilocal injections in both knees with no improvement in pain or function. This has been nothing more than very expensive snake oil. If your knees are bone on bone, my recommendation is to get knee replacements which are covered by insurance. Ambilocal injections are not covered and there is a reason. Insurance companies only want to cover procedures that result in positive outcomes. 

Donald Dony, FCSI, MFTA 

on Google

6 months ago

I have had Primary Progressive MS for the last 14 years. Before I started taking cord stem cell injections, my disability was increasing and my ability to perform some of the basic movements and functions of daily life was decreasing at an alarming rate. I started taking cord stem cell injections on the advise of my neurologist. The first clinic I was referred to was in Salt Lake City. The results were promising, but there were still minor issues. I transferred my account to the Axis Stem Cell Institute in 2021. The positive... read more