A patient-services company
for the five framework states.

Select Stem Cell was founded on a simple observation: as of 2026, five US states have enacted statutes that explicitly address stem cell procedures. We exist to help adults navigate those frameworks accurately.

Florida's 2025 Stem Cell Therapy Act (SB 1768), Texas's investigational stem cell statute (HB 810/3148, often called "Charlie's Law"), Utah's amended consent framework (SB 199), Wyoming's 2026 Stem Cell Freedom Act, and Tennessee's 2026 HB 2246 set out specific conditions under which a state-licensed physician may practice. Whether any specific procedure is appropriate for a given patient is a clinical decision made between the patient and an independent treating physician.

We do not own clinics, employ physicians, or provide medical care. We operate as a patient-services bridge: we help adults understand the law, organize their records, and (if appropriate) connect with a state-licensed physician for an independent consultation. Submitting an intake does not establish a physician-patient relationship.

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Submit a confidential intake

A patient-services advocate will review your information and, if appropriate, refer you to an independent state-licensed physician for a consultation. Submitting this form does not establish a physician-patient relationship.

HIPAA-compliant intake. Adults 18+ only.

By submitting, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. Procedures discussed are investigational and not approved by the US Food and Drug Administration. Outcomes vary; no specific result is guaranteed.

— Standards

Standards we look for in network physicians.

State framework

Active state license and a practice operating within the framework of FL, TX, UT, WY, or TN, where stem cell procedures are explicitly addressed by state statute.

Accredited cell sourcing

Cellular products sourced from FDA-registered establishments accredited by AABB, AATB, NMDP, or WMDA, manufactured under cGMP.

Written informed consent

Each treating physician maintains a written informed-consent process consistent with their state law, including disclosure of investigational status before any procedure.

Ready to begin?

Submit a confidential intake. A patient navigator will review your information and respond within one business day. Submitting an intake does not establish a physician-patient relationship and does not constitute a medical recommendation.

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