Wound care · Stem cell allografts · In-home
Stem Cell Allografts for Chronic Wounds in Orlando
A wound that has not moved in weeks needs a fresh set of eyes more than another dressing. Our physician-led evaluation happens at home, looks at why healing has stalled, and tells you plainly whether a perinatal allograft makes sense.
Clinical care directed by Dr. David Cheesman, DOOver 20 years in regenerative medicineIn-home visits across Central FloridaFlorida stem cell law followed to the letter
Who this is for
Who we evaluate for chronic wound stem cell therapy
You might recognise yourself here
- A wound open for weeks without meaningful change.
- Diabetes, poor circulation or reduced mobility complicating healing.
- Repeated dressing changes with no clear plan behind them.
- Travel to wound appointments that is difficult or exhausting.
What we look at first
Wound care is where escalation matters most. If there are signs of infection, inadequate blood supply or anything that belongs in a hospital, the right answer is a referral that day. Any plan is coordinated with your existing physicians, not around them.
What it is
The stem cell preparation we use
“Stem cell therapy” is used loosely online. Here is exactly what it means at REVĪV. Our stem cell therapy uses a perinatal tissue allograft: tissue donated with consent after delivery and processed by a U.S. tissue establishment. That preparation contains cell populations, including mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs), along with the structural proteins and signalling molecules that come with the tissue.
It is an allograft, meaning donated tissue rather than your own cells. That means no bone-marrow draw from your hip and no liposuction to harvest fat. It is a single in-home procedure, placed under ultrasound guidance when needed.
Under Florida law you receive the state’s stem cell therapy notice and written informed consent before any treatment, and you can ask to see the supplier’s accreditation and the lot’s viability report. How we follow Florida’s stem cell rules.
How it works
From first call to follow-up, at home
- A free 15-minute phone call. We listen to your history and tell you honestly whether an evaluation is worth your time.
- An in-home physician evaluation. History, exam, your imaging and your goals, in your own living room. You receive the Florida stem cell therapy notice and written informed consent before any decision.
- Comprehensive blood work. Ordered before any plan is finalized, because inflammation and metabolic health shape what is reasonable to attempt.
- A written plan, if one makes sense. Stem cell therapy is one option. Exosomes or platelet-rich plasma (PRP) may fit better, and sometimes the right answer is none of them.
- Your procedure, at home. Placed under ultrasound guidance when needed, with observation afterward.
- Scheduled follow-up. Check-ins at set intervals and a functional reassessment at about 3 months, built into the plan.
Candidacy
Who is and isn’t a candidate
Reasons we would not proceed
- An active infection in or near the treatment area.
- An active malignancy near the treatment site.
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding.
- A clear surgical indication. If you need a surgeon, we will tell you so.
Timing issues we work around
- A corticosteroid injection into the same area within the past 4 weeks. We wait it out.
- Anti-inflammatories (NSAIDs) within 5 days of a procedure. These are paused beforehand.
- Blood thinners, held or adjusted only with your prescribing physician.
What to expect
The realistic timeline
These are the intervals we plan around. They are not a promise about your result.
- A physician assessment of the wound, the surrounding tissue and why healing has stalled.
- Immediate referral if there are signs of infection or compromised circulation.
- If a plan is appropriate, it is reviewed at short intervals. Wounds are tracked weekly.
- Care is coordinated with your primary physician and any wound specialist.
Honest by design
What the evidence does and does not show
Perinatal tissue allografts have been studied as an add-on to standard wound care, with mixed results across wound types. They do not replace offloading, circulation work or infection control.
The stem cell and other biologic therapies we use are investigational and may be provided on an off-label basis. No stem cell therapy is FDA-approved for orthopedic, pain or general use, and nobody, including us, can tell you in advance that it will work for you.
The published research is early. Much of it is laboratory and animal work, the human studies are mostly small, and some well-run trials have found no advantage over placebo. We will not quote numbers from a study and imply they are your results.
What we will do is examine you, review your imaging and blood work, and tell you plainly whether you look like a reasonable candidate. Some people leave our evaluation with a recommendation to see a surgeon instead. That is a good outcome.
What stem cell therapy costs at REVĪV
Single-area treatment starts at $2,997 for 1 mL, and some patients need only 1 mL. A complete care plan is quoted only after a physician evaluation, because the right amount depends on your imaging, your history and how many areas are involved. Patient financing is available for those who qualify. HSA and FSA cards are accepted. Insurance does not cover it.
Your first 15-minute phone call is free. The in-home physician consultation is $199, credited in full toward your care plan if you move forward. Services you have paid for and not received are 100% refundable.
Service area
Where we come to you
REVĪV is a mobile practice. There is no clinic to drive to: your physician-directed care happens at home anywhere in metro Orlando, including Winter Park, Maitland, Altamonte Springs, Lake Mary, Oviedo, Kissimmee, Celebration, Windermere, Winter Garden and Clermont, and across Central Florida from Orange City and Daytona Beach to Melbourne, Titusville, Lakeland and Plant City. Other Florida cities depend on physician availability. Florida residents only.
Local pages: Winter Park · Lakeland · Melbourne · Kissimmee
Common questions
Chronic wound stem cell therapy: questions
Do you replace my wound center?
No. We coordinate with them. If you need a wound center or hospital, we tell you that on the first call.
Do I need a referral?
No. Bring recent wound notes, labs or circulation studies if you have them; they make the evaluation more useful.
How much does it cost?
Treatment pricing starts at $2,997 for 1 mL and is quoted after the $199 in-home consultation, which is credited toward your plan.
Is it FDA-approved?
No. Stem cell therapy for wounds is investigational and offered under Florida’s stem cell therapy law.
More on safety, sourcing and regulation is on our FAQ page.
Start with a free 15-minute call.
No pressure and no obligation. We listen, tell you
honestly whether stem cell therapy is worth evaluating for you, and if it is not, we say so.
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Results vary and no outcome is guaranteed; candidacy is determined by a licensed physician after an in-person evaluation. Stem cell therapy is not FDA-approved and is investigational. This page is for education only and is not medical advice. Clinical care is directed by David Cheesman, DO. REVĪV Regenerative Medicine is operated by MGM Orlando LLC.