Regenerative Medicine LA cost

Regenerative Medicine LA publishes exactly one price. Its own FAQ says IV vitamin therapy starts at $250 a bag and up. Everything else on the menu, from the autologous cell procedure to the fluoroquinolone toxicity program and the VIP Concierge Elite Program, is quoted only after a consultation with Dr Mark Ghalili, so the rows below are deliberately blank where the clinic states no figure. Read the one published number as a floor for that single service, not as your quote.

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Cost at a glance

Typical cost: Quoted per patient
How it is priced: Quoted after consultation
Published price lines: 1
Prices checked: August 2026

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

What Regenerative Medicine LA charges

Treatment or service	Cost	Billed
IV vitamin therapyThe clinic's FAQ says IV vitamin therapy starts at $250 a bag and up. The blend and the dose set the final figure, so treat 250 as a floor for a single bag rather than a typical bill.	From $250	per bag
Consultation with Dr GhaliliNo fee published. A consultation is required before any procedure is considered, and the clinic says pricing is reviewed with the patient at that point. Ask whether the visit itself is charged and whether it is credited against treatment.	On consultation	-
Autologous regenerative cell procedureNo figure published. The clinic says the cellular material comes from the patient, that it does not use donor cells for this procedure, and that cost depends on the consultation, the evaluation and whether a procedure is recommended.	On consultation	-
Fluoroquinolone toxicity treatment programNo figure published. The clinic describes a 5 day intensive program, a minimum stay of around two weeks, a minimum of 5 treatment sessions and roughly 3 hours in the office per treatment day. That is the scope a quote would need to cover, so ask for it priced per day and in total.	On consultation	-
Biohacking Longevity ProgramNo figure published. The clinic says the investment varies with the personalized protocol and that detailed pricing is given during the consultation.	On consultation	-
VIP Concierge Elite Program, 12 monthsNo program price published. The page lists program investment as something to arrange with the office and caps the program at 10 members a year. It does attach figures to two inclusions, a Regen Labs supplement membership described as a $6,000 annual value and a first time starter kit described as a $3,500 value. Those are the clinic's stated values for bundled items, not the cost of the program.	On consultation	-
Peptide therapyNo figure published. The clinic says most insurers class peptide therapy as elective and that patients commonly pay with HSA or FSA funds.	On consultation	-

Cost depends on the consultation, the evaluation that follows, and whether a procedure is recommended at all. The clinic does not publish a price list and quotes after the physician visit. These procedures are not covered by insurance.

What the price includes

Included

A consultation and medical review with Dr Ghalili, which the clinic requires before any procedure is recommended
Physician oversight of IV infusions, with registered nurses administering them
In the VIP Concierge Elite Program only: 10 treatment sessions, adipose derived cell harvest and storage or exosome therapy, genetic and biomarker testing, low level laser sessions, 12 months of concierge access and the Regen Labs supplement membership

Billed separately

Supplements and take home protocols, which the clinic runs through a separate brand, Regen Labs, and bundles into the VIP program at a stated value rather than free of charge
Additional IV bags, since IV therapy is quoted per bag
Travel and accommodation, which matter here because the fluoroquinolone program expects a stay of around two weeks in Los Angeles
Anything the consultation adds to your protocol after the first quote is given

Insurance, financing and payment

Insurance

The clinic states that regenerative treatments are typically not covered by insurance, and that most insurers class peptide therapy as elective with no direct coverage. The one exception it names is IV vitamin therapy, which it says is FSA and HSA eligible when prescribed for a specific condition or deficiency, with the office providing documentation for reimbursement. Assume cell based work is paid out of pocket.

Financing

The clinic says it offers flexible financing and several payment options, but it does not name a lender, a deposit, a term or an interest rate anywhere on the site. Ask which financing partner is used, what the APR is, how much is due before the first treatment day and what happens to the balance if you stop the program early.

Regenerative Medicine LA cost questions

How much does Regenerative Medicine LA cost?

Only one figure is published: the clinic's FAQ says IV vitamin therapy starts at $250 a bag and up. Nothing else carries a price. The autologous cell procedure, the fluoroquinolone toxicity program, the Biohacking Longevity Program and the VIP Concierge Elite Program are all quoted at consultation, so there is no published total for a course of treatment and no figure you can budget against before you speak to the office.

Does the clinic publish a price list?

No. There is no pricing, cost or fees page on the site, and the treatment pages carry no dollar figures apart from the IV bag. The stem cell page says cost depends on the consultation, the evaluation and whether a procedure is recommended, and that pricing is reviewed with the patient before anything is scheduled.

What does the VIP Concierge Elite Program cost?

The page does not say. It lists program investment as something to arrange with the office and limits the program to 10 members a year. It does attach numbers to two inclusions, a supplement membership described as a $6,000 annual value and a starter kit described as a $3,500 value, but those are the clinic's own values for bundled items and not the price of the program itself.

Will insurance or my HSA pay for any of it?

The clinic says regenerative treatments are typically not covered by insurance. It does say IV vitamin therapy is FSA and HSA eligible when prescribed for a specific condition or deficiency, and that its team supplies documentation for reimbursement. Get the coding and the paperwork confirmed in writing before you assume a claim or a reimbursement will go through.

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.