MD Stem Cells cost

MD Stem Cells publishes no price list anywhere on its site. Places in SCOTS 2 and NEST are patient-funded, which means you pay to take part in the study, and the figure is quoted to you individually once the clinical team has read your records and agreed you are eligible. So the first step is a records review rather than a price conversation, and the number arrives after it.

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Cost at a glance

Typical cost: Quoted per patient
How it is priced: Quoted after consultation
Published price lines: None published
Prices checked: August 2026

Pricing is indicative and set by each clinic. Confirm the final cost directly before treatment.

How MD Stem Cells prices treatment

Treatment or service	Cost	Billed
NEST enrolment for neurologic conditionsCovers the bone marrow harvest and the combined IV and intranasal delivery. Ask whether the quote is per procedure or covers any repeat treatment.	On consultation	per treatment
SCOTS 2 enrolment for eye conditionsQuoted separately from the neurologic study. Ask whether treating both eyes changes the figure.	On consultation	per treatment
Eligibility and medical records reviewThe screening step before any offer of a place. Ask whether this is billed on its own or folded into the enrolment fee.	On consultation	one time
Travel and lodging for the three-day visitArranged and paid by the patient. Three nights near the Coral Springs site is the usual requirement, and it is the cost most people forget to budget.	On consultation	per visit

No published price list. Places in SCOTS 2 and NEST are patient-funded, and the fee is quoted after the clinical team reviews your records and confirms eligibility. Travel, lodging and imaging ordered by your own specialists are separate.

What the price includes

Included

Baseline evaluation and specialist consultation on day one
Bone marrow aspiration under local anaesthetic with sedation
Same-day processing and delivery of the cells
Post-procedure check and travel clearance before you fly home

Billed separately

Flights, lodging and ground transport for the three-day visit
Imaging and specialist reports your own doctors order for the eligibility review
Any follow-up care with your usual physicians once you are home
Repeat treatment, which is quoted separately

Insurance, financing and payment

Insurance

Insurance does not cover this. Study participation is self-funded and the procedures are investigational rather than approved care, so there is no billing code to submit. Ask for an itemised receipt if you intend to try an HSA or FSA claim, and do not count on it being accepted.

Financing

No published financing programme. Ask what the payment schedule looks like, when the money is due relative to the procedure date, and what happens to it if the records review rules you ineligible after you have paid.

MD Stem Cells cost questions

How much does MD Stem Cells cost?

The clinic does not publish a figure. Both studies are patient-funded and quoted case by case after a records review. Get the quote in writing and ask exactly what it covers, because travel and the three nights near the Florida site sit outside it.

Does insurance pay for any of it?

No. These are investigational procedures inside a registered study, not approved treatment, so insurers do not reimburse them. Ask for an itemised receipt if you want to attempt an HSA or FSA claim.

Is the eligibility review free?

Ask before you send anything. The published process starts with submitting your diagnosis and recent scans through the clinic's form, and the fee conversation follows the review, so confirm in advance whether the review itself carries a charge.

Where these figures come from

Last checked August 2026. Clinics change their prices without notice, so treat every figure here as a starting point and confirm it in writing.