Regenerate Medical Concierge

Elated to find this medspa! Thanks Google! A recent health and wellness google search included one marker in the results that summarily shows a total of personal cellular health- Telomeres; and a separate search result (of many) referencing this medspa. Telomeres testing, information, and healthcare boost points show antioxidants, and simply taking Vitamin B complex or B12 that supports wellness throughout the day, etc. (pic) promotes cellular health. Vitamin Pill forms are not pure. They are processed, powdered, and have to be digested which reduces effectiveness and are dependent on the person's digestive system health. I had a Vitamin B Mega shot $30. There were no additional add-on hidden costs, done on a no-appointment necessary walkin basis, and one on one physician telemedicine zoom visit to answer any questions. The injection site was quickly frozen and shot was completely painless. The energy difference was was amazing, and I will be a regular consumer.

I love this place, the friendly staff, amazing massage chairs and getting that extra boost of hydration and vitamins I need for outstanding health. Had a 30 hour flight and came to get a pre-travel IV drip (also I am 8 months pregnant) and had NO swelling and minimal jet lag after the trip. On the way back I could feel a huge difference and am going in for a post flight visit to recover. Not to mention last time I started to feel a bit sick, came in for an IV drip and was good as new.

I feel absolutely scammed out of $500 That is how much they charge you for 2 consultations with the doctor and they don't do refunds. I paid for the 2 consultations (for me and my husband) while talking to them on the phone because they were very insistent I had to pay before I go. When we went to the appointment we went inside together to talk to the doctor, he didn't really ask us questions about our goals with what we wanted exactly, but he explained through various metaphors how losing weight works. It lasted 40 minutes and he took us to the receptionist to pay another $300 for the ACTUAL treatment. We didn't want to proceed because we felt scammed and asked for a refund. They don't do refunds because "we got what we paid for" which was the consultation. We paid for 2, but got a joint consultation that was practically a monologue. We left the consultation without knowing how in reality the treatments work, what is the short term plan, what is the long term plan. We don't know what other options there were. They offered another consultation for free (even though we paid for 2 and got barely a 1). We declined. I must say they were all very polite, but that was waaay too much money for a sales pitch by a doctor. It is sketchy to not do refunds when clients are not satisfied.