Stem Cell Therapy and Regenerative Medicine Clinics in Dallas, TX

A Dallas patient can get a real number before the first visit. Texas Orthobiologics posts an “investment” starting at $5,000 for bone marrow concentrate in one joint, and says it does not use any product lacking a clear FDA regulatory pathway. RegenOrthoSport gives a written quote after a free consultation, and a third clinic in Southlake says plainly that its procedures are not FDA-approved. Those three statements give you a good script for the consultation. Texas also has its own stem cell chapter, and its conditions are specific.

Dallas Area Clinics

Clinic	Where	Physician named	What its site says it uses	Price posted
Texas Orthobiologics	Live Oak, Dallas	Don Buford, MD	Own marrow concentrate, PRP	Marrow from $5,000 per joint; PRP from $1,500
RegenOrthoSport	Walnut Hill Lane, Dallas	Dr. Venkatesh Movva	Marrow concentrate, PRP, platelet lysate	Written quote after consult
North Texas Musculoskeletal Medicine	Southlake	Dennis E. Minotti II, DO; Rijo Philip, DO	Marrow concentrate, PRP, Regenexx	Not posted

Texas Orthobiologics

Dr. Buford is an orthopedic surgeon who “performs the injections personally.” The site says marrow concentrate is “the treatment most often marketed as a ‘stem cell injection,'” and that it declines amniotic fluid, Wharton’s jelly and exosome products because FDA regulates these as biologic drugs. It also says most insurance plans, Medicare and Medicaid do not cover orthobiologics.

• Address: 3310 Live Oak, Ste 202, Dallas, TX 75204
• Phone: (877) 777-8883
• Website: https://www.texasorthobiologics.com/
• Physicians: Don Buford, MD
• What the site lists: Bone marrow concentrate, PRP, shoulder and knee surgery
• Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4pm
• Insurance and price: Self-pay; PRP starts at $1,500 and marrow concentrate at $5,000 for one joint, with financing offered
• Ask: What raises the price above $5,000, and what would you tell me to try before spending that?

RegenOrthoSport

Dr. Movva is fellowship-trained in sports medicine and is described as personally evaluating patients. The practice is self-pay and says regenerative procedures “are not billed to insurance and are not reimbursable by Medicare.” It gives a written quote after a complimentary consultation. You can take the quote home and compare it.

• Address: 7859 Walnut Hill Ln, Suite 340, Dallas, TX 75230
• Phone: (817) 442-9292
• Website: https://regenorthosport.com/
• Physicians: Dr. Venkatesh Movva
• What the site lists: Bone marrow concentrate, PRP, platelet lysate, hyper-concentrated platelets
• Hours: Monday to Friday, 8am to 4pm
• Insurance and price: Self-pay; written quote after consultation
• Ask: Please put the plan and total in writing so I can compare it with another clinic’s quote.

North Texas Musculoskeletal Medicine

This Southlake clinic, between Dallas and Fort Worth, lists marrow concentrate, PRP and Regenexx, with an “FDA Regulatory Status” section saying “these procedures are not FDA-approved to treat any disease.” That is a plain statement you can carry into any consultation.

• Address: 230 Miron Dr., Ste. 110, Southlake, TX 76092
• Phone: 817-416-0970
• Website: https://www.ntxmsk.com/
• Physicians: Dennis E. Minotti II, DO; Rijo Philip, DO
• What the site lists: Bone marrow concentrate, PRP, regenerative orthopedics
• Hours: Monday to Thursday, 9am to 4:30pm; Friday, 8am to 1pm
• Insurance and price: Not posted on the pages read
• Ask: Which physician treats me, and may I have the consent form to read before my appointment?

Texas’s Stem Cell Chapter

Texas Health and Safety Code chapter 1003, subchapter B covers investigational stem cell treatment under specific conditions. The patient must have a severe chronic disease or terminal illness in state rules, attested by a physician, after FDA-approved options have been considered. The patient signs written consent, and treatment is provided by a physician certified by an institutional review board, under its oversight, at a licensed hospital, surgery center or medical school. The department also keeps a registry of participating physicians. If a private clinic offers you a knee injection, ask whether it is using this path. The Texas Medical Board licenses physicians and receives the review boards’ reports.

FDA’s Line

FDA’s consumer notice says regenerative therapies have not been approved for any orthopedic condition, and warns that being charged outside a clinical trial may mean you are being offered a product illegally. Under its guidance, marrow stays outside the tissue rules only when minimally manipulated and used for its normal function, and PRP is a blood product.

Marrow Concentrate in the Trial Evidence

A Nature Medicine trial randomized 480 knee osteoarthritis patients (440 analyzed) to marrow concentrate, fat-derived cells, cord tissue cells or cortisone; no cell option did better after a year. The American College of Rheumatology’s 2026 recommendations strongly recommend against stem cell and PRP injections in the knee and hip. If you still choose an injection, ask what the clinic counts as success. Fort Worth patients can check the list for that side of the metro.

Prices and services shown were on the clinics’ websites when read in November 2026 and may change, so confirm them. This is not a ranking, a recommendation or medical advice. FDA has received reports of blindness, tumors and infections from unapproved regenerative products.