At Wellness By Design, we offer stem cell therapy and other regenerative medicine options to help your body heal itself from the inside out.

Over the years, these procedures have proven to be safe, effective and less expensive alternatives to conventional surgeries and pharmaceuticals. Wellness By Design founder Dr. Connie Casebolt Carver, with over 30 years a respected board-certified physician, came to understand that medications often only suppress symptoms, instead of curing the patient. This is what inspired her to seek out a better paradigm for health and lasting wellness.

For men and women experiencing chronic pain in shoulders, knees, ankles, the neck and lower back, Stem Cell Therapy is offering a true organic approach that doesn’t just mask pain; it actually heals the body!

Stem Cell Therapy

Stem cell therapy can be used for areas of the body that are injured or cause chronic pain. We’ve treated shoulders, ankles, knees, necks and lower backs with great results. In many cases, stem cell therapy can be an alternative for a joint replacement surgery. On average, a knee replacement surgery is about $57,000, 8-12 months of recovery time, a painful rehabilitation process and brings a 10% chance of becoming dependent on opiates. A stem cell injection is a quick, painless, 5-minute procedure with no need for anesthesia and no down time.

Stem cells are “pluri-potential” cells, meaning they can turn into anything the body needs to repair. At birth, every 1 in 10,000 cells are stem cells. As we age, we begin to degenerate. By the time we reach 60 and above, that number is down to about 1 in 10 million cells.

At Wellness by Design, we provide our patients with the highest-grade stem cells available. When a healthy mom delivers a baby, the cord is clamped, and the cord blood is carefully screened for sterility and can be safely harvested for stem cells. No babies or mothers are harmed during the process.

This offers the highest concentration of stem cells available on the market, which produces greater rates of regeneration. Stem cells continue to work for 2-3 months after the initial treatment, which means your body will continue to improve for up to 3 months.

Our Stem Cell Therapies and other Regenerative Medicine Methods Include:

Platelet-Rich Pasma (PRP)

PRP is blood plasma with concentrated platelets. These platelets contain proteins and growth factors that are vital to initiating and accelerating the body’s natural healing processes.

Ozone Therapies

Medical Ozone is O3 (three molecules of oxygen), a naturally occurring compound that has vast therapeutic benefits. Medical ozone oxygenates the body, thereby fighting the aging process as well as ongoing chronic pain cycles, and chronic disease.

Ozone Therapy detoxifies the body with its anti-bacterial, anti-viral and anti-fungal properties, reduces pain, improves blood circulation, enhances the body’s antioxidant response and regulates the immune system.

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