NSI Stem Cell

Cindy Barlow

I feel compelled to warn you, RESEARCH their knowledge before you spend the thousands! We spent $11,000 for stem cell on my husband's lungs, NO IMPROVEMENT! Had our present pulmonolgist tell us he called to ask questions and they in fact have no knowledge of lung disorders. PLEASE BE CAREFUL..... SCAM ALERT!!

SAMUEL PILIOURAS

My father in law signed up for treatments. He passed away after first treatment. They are still deducting money out every month when he didn't receive any more treatments because of his passing. They are not returning calls from us. I will revisit my review when my wife talks to them. She is on the way as we speak.

B B

Did an outstanding job on my mom. After many surgeries and therapies nothing fixed her shoulder. But after the stem cell treatment she can FINALLY sleep with out pain. Its worth every dime.

Teddy Pospiech

Paid over 18 thousand dollars for my dad for both Parkinson’s and lung treatments. Doctor vincent said it would be 1-2 treatments to Heal Parkinson’s. my dad Had 4 treatments, and none worked, still had to take rx medicine . Lung treatments were inconclusive, as lung doctor said no improvement from previous scans over 2 years of COPD stem cell treatments. Although I feel staff is super friendly, which I must say, my conclusion is that this treatment was very expensive and not effective. My dad feels it never improved his conditions whatsoever. NSI also advertise on Facebook and I SAY don’t believe anything you see on there. They remove all negative comments and prevent you from telling the truth. That is extremely deceptive. Save your money. False hopes promoted by targeted advertising. Sick people are very vulnerable to pay for anything to help their condition. My dad refused to do a testimonial for them to use. I love the staff, but this is a pure example of snake oil.dont do it Honestly I think when you spend this much money some people try to convince yourself it was a good decision. The reason insurance does not cover is because it does not work. Hiding negative comments on Facebook, from real patients, would indicate deception is needed. Think about that before you write a check This is a cash cow for the doctor and a money pit for the patient with little to no measurable results. consult with your primary care doctor. most say the same thing.5 of my dads primary care doctors said this was false hope with no real resluts. we did it anyway. our own fault for blowing 18 thousand on false hopes. DONT DO IT!