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PRP & Stem Cell Joint Injection Cost in Denver & Littleton, CO: $1,500 Per Treatment
Quick Answer
Joint treatment at Beyond Stem Cells in Littleton, Colorado costs $1,500 per treatment: one PRP, stem cell, or exosome injection into a knee, shoulder, hip, elbow, hand or foot. A package of four treatments is $5,000 (a $1,000 saving) and the four can be split across different joints. Insurance does not cover it. The clinic serves patients within about 50 miles, across the Denver metro.
- $1,500 per joint treatment; same price for every joint and for stem cell, exosome, or PRP.
- Four treatments for $5,000 — save $1,000 — and mix and match joints in the package.
- Not covered by insurance or Medicare; paid out of pocket.
- HSA, FSA, and financing accepted. Shockwave and red-light therapy are usually bundled at no extra cost; package buyers get unlimited red-light sessions.
- The medical director approves every plan first, so you are not sold treatments you do not need.
- Use the joint treatment cost calculator below to price your own plan, then confirm it at a free consultation in Littleton.
You want to know what this costs before you sit through a sales pitch, and you want to know why the number is different at every Denver clinic. This page gives Beyond Stem Cells’ actual prices, a joint treatment cost calculator, the insurance answer, and the questions that make other clinics’ quotes comparable.
Joint treatment cost calculator
$1,500
1 treatment × $1,500
Estimate only. Every treatment is $1,500; each block of four is billed as a $5,000 package, and a package can cover several joints in one visit. Your actual plan is set by the medical director after your exam and imaging. Not covered by insurance; HSA/FSA and financing accepted.
What stem cell and PRP therapy costs at Beyond Stem Cells
Every regenerative joint treatment at the Littleton clinic is priced the same way, so you do not need a different quote for a knee than for a shoulder:
| Option | Price | Per treatment | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single treatment — any one joint | $1,500 | $1,500 | One joint, one-visit plan, or trying the treatment first |
| Package of four treatments | $5,000 | $1,250 | Multi-session plans, or two or more joints |
- “Treatment” means one joint. Two knees on the same day are two treatments. Multiple joints per visit is routine, and a four-treatment package can be used in a single day.
- Mix and match. A four-pack can be, for example, two knee treatments plus two shoulder treatments.
- Same price for stem cell, exosome, and PRP joint procedures. The medical director picks the procedure that fits the joint; the price does not change with the choice.
- What is included: the consultation is free. Shockwave therapy and red-light/IR therapy are usually bundled with joint treatments at no extra cost, and package buyers can use the red-light therapy unlimited times.
The thing that sets the number is not the price list — it is how many treatments your joint actually needs. That is decided at the consultation, and the medical director signs off on the plan before anything is scheduled so patients are not sold sessions they do not need.
Does insurance cover stem cell or PRP therapy? (No — here is why)
Insurance, Medicare, and Medicaid do not cover regenerative orthopedic injections. No stem cell or PRP product is FDA-approved to treat joint pain, and insurers do not pay for treatments the FDA has not approved for that use. This is true at every clinic in Colorado, not just Beyond Stem Cells.
What that means in practice:
- You pay out of pocket. Any clinic that says it “bills insurance” for stem cell injections is billing something else — usually an office visit or an unrelated code.
- HSA and FSA funds are accepted, and financing is available. Ask at the consultation for the current financing terms.
- The free consultation is the place to get the total in writing before you commit.
The existing page on insurance and stem cell therapy for knees covers the same ground in more detail.
Why Denver stem cell prices range so widely
Search “stem cell therapy cost Denver” and you will see everything from about $3,000 to well over $10,000 per joint. The spread is real, and it comes from four things the quote usually does not say:
- What is being injected. PRP, exosomes and mesenchymal stem cells are different products with different costs, and how much is used per joint varies. Ask what is in the syringe and how much of it.
- Per joint or per visit. Some clinics quote per joint, some per procedure day. Ask which.
- What is bundled. Imaging, follow-up visits, rehab, and “boosters” are sometimes rolled in and sometimes billed separately.
- Who supervises. Physician-supervised programs with independent oversight cost more to run than a med-spa injection room. Beyond Stem Cells runs under an IRB-approved protocol and every plan is approved by the medical director.
Is it worth $1,500? How to decide
Price only matters if you are a candidate. The honest sequence is: imaging first, then a candidacy exam, then a plan, then the number. Two pages walk through the first steps — who is and isn’t a candidate and the honest downsides. If you are weighing this against a joint replacement, read stem cell therapy vs. surgery first; the cost comparison is not the whole story.
The clinic is at 5912 S Cody St, Suite 201, Littleton, CO 80123, and sees patients from Denver, Highlands Ranch, Centennial, Aurora, Lakewood, Golden, Arvada, Westminster, Boulder, Castle Rock, Parker, Evergreen and Morrison — roughly a 50-mile ring. Consultations are free, Tuesday through Saturday.
Frequently asked questions
How much does stem cell therapy cost for knees in Denver?
At Beyond Stem Cells in Littleton, a regenerative knee treatment (stem cell, exosome, or PRP) is $1,500 per treatment. A package of four treatments is $5,000, a $1,000 saving, and the four can be split across different joints.
How much does a PRP injection cost?
PRP for a joint at Beyond Stem Cells is priced the same as any joint treatment: $1,500 per treatment, or four for $5,000. Many PRP plans use more than one session, which is what the package is for.
Does insurance cover stem cell or PRP therapy?
No. Insurance and Medicare do not cover regenerative orthopedic injections because they are not FDA-approved treatments. Patients pay out of pocket. Beyond Stem Cells accepts HSA and FSA funds and offers financing.
How much does stem cell therapy for a shoulder or hip cost?
The same as any joint at Beyond Stem Cells: $1,500 per treatment. Shoulder, knee, hip, elbow, hand and foot treatments are all priced per treatment, not per body part, and a four-pack can mix joints. Beyond Stem Cells treats every joint except the spine.
Is the $5,000 package worth it over single treatments?
If your plan calls for three or more treatments, yes: four singles would be $6,000, the package is $5,000. If you and the clinician expect one or two treatments, pay per treatment. The consultation settles which.
Why do other Denver clinics quote such different stem cell prices?
Prices vary with the product (PRP, exosomes or mesenchymal stem cells), how much is used per joint, the number of joints, and whether imaging, follow-ups, and rehab are bundled. Ask each clinic for a per-treatment price in writing and what it includes.
Get your plan and your total in writing
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Pricing and medical disclaimer. Prices shown are Beyond Stem Cells’ standard rates as of September 2026 and may change; your written treatment plan is the controlling quote. Reviewed by Dr. Michael Iannotti, MD, supervising physician. This page is general education, not medical advice. Stem cell, exosome, and PRP procedures for orthopedic conditions are not FDA-approved treatments and are not covered by insurance; individual results vary and no outcome is guaranteed. Colorado licenses can be verified through the DORA public lookup.