Neurological Recovery & Brain Health Center in Dallas, TX
Stem cell therapy for nerve and brain conditions at our North Dallas clinic, using your own fat-derived (adipose) stem cells.
The Neurological Recovery & Brain Health Center is the neurology program of Innovations Stem Cell Center, located at 12660 Coit Road Suite 100 in Dallas. Dr. Bill Johnson evaluates patients recovering from a stroke or living with peripheral neuropathy, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, brain or nerve injuries and other neurologic conditions, from across Dallas–Fort Worth and out of state.
Stem cell therapy is not FDA-approved for these uses and is not covered by insurance. Individual results vary.
Neurologic conditions we evaluate in Dallas
Nerve and brain conditions can affect walking, balance, sensation, speech, memory and energy. Many of them involve ongoing inflammation or reduced blood flow around damaged nerve tissue. Each guide below explains how our treatment approach applies to that condition and what to expect.
- Frequent consult
Stroke recovery
Lasting weakness, speech, balance or mobility problems after an ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke, alongside your rehabilitation program.
Stroke recovery treatment in Dallas - Frequent consult
Peripheral neuropathy
Numbness, burning, tingling or pain in the feet and hands, including diabetic neuropathy. In our clinic’s own in-house observation, more than 50% of our peripheral neuropathy patients respond; this is not a published study. Individual results vary.
Neuropathy treatment in Dallas Multiple sclerosis (MS)
Relapsing-remitting and progressive MS, with fatigue, weakness, numbness or balance problems.
MS treatment in DallasParkinson’s disease
Tremor, stiffness, slowed movement and the non-motor symptoms of Parkinson’s, such as fatigue and sleep problems.
Parkinson’s treatment in DallasAlzheimer’s disease & cognitive decline
Memory loss and changes in thinking, with family members closely involved in the consultation.
Alzheimer’s treatment in DallasTraumatic brain injury (TBI)
Headaches, memory, focus or mood changes that continue after a concussion or other head injury.
TBI treatment in DallasPeripheral nerve injuries
Nerve damage from trauma, surgery or compression, with weakness, numbness or pain in the area the nerve supplies.
Nerve injury treatment in DallasGuillain-Barré syndrome & CIDP
Lasting weakness, numbness or fatigue after Guillain-Barré syndrome, and chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP).
Guillain-Barré treatment in DallasAutism spectrum disorder
Patients must be 15 or older, whatever the cell source. Treatment uses your own cells or, in some cases, a parent’s donated cells, and is done under local anesthesia without general anesthesia.
Autism treatment in Dallas- More conditions
All conditions we treat
Joints, back pain, autoimmune, lung, kidney and other conditions Dr. Johnson evaluates at our Dallas clinic.
See all conditions
If your neurologic condition is not listed, call or text (972) 893-9849 and our team can tell you whether Dr. Johnson evaluates it.
How stem cell therapy for neurologic conditions works
Fat tissue contains mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs). Research suggests these cells release signals, including growth factors, that can influence inflammation, blood flow and nerve repair, which is why they are being studied for stroke, neuropathy and other neurologic conditions. That research is ongoing, and responses differ from person to person.
We use autologous adipose-derived stem cells: cells taken from your own fat, processed in our Dallas office and returned to you the same day. For some autism patients, a parent’s donated fat-derived cells may be used instead.
Consultation and records review
Dr. Johnson reviews your diagnosis, imaging, neurologist’s notes, current medications and goals, and explains other options. If he does not think you are a good candidate, he will tell you.
A small harvest under local anesthesia
A small amount of fat is collected through a mini-liposuction under local anesthesia, without general anesthesia.
Counted, tested cells
Your tissue is processed in our office. We typically get 100 million cells or even more (counts may vary), and each patient’s cells receive a viability and count test before treatment.
IV delivery and follow-up
Before the cells, you receive IV Mannitol, given to help prepare for cell delivery and used with the aim of helping cells reach the nervous system; research on this approach is ongoing. The cells are then given by IV, and when appropriate Dr. Johnson also gives targeted micro-injections. Mannitol, the IV dose and any micro-injections are all included in the flat fee. The whole visit takes about 4 hours, and our team follows up afterward to see how you are doing.
IRB-reviewed protocols
Our protocols were reviewed by an IRB (Institutional Review Board), an independent committee that reviews research to protect patients’ rights and safety.
Stem cell therapy does not replace care from your neurologist or your rehabilitation team; please keep your current medications and therapy unless your own doctor changes them. Individual results vary.
Top Stem Cell Therapy Treatments Company (2025 & 2026)
Innovations Stem Cell Center was named a “Top Stem Cell Therapy Treatments Company” by Life Sciences Review (2025 and 2026). 2026 is the second consecutive year of this recognition, and the clinic returned as the magazine’s October cover story.
An award reflects the publication’s editorial review. It is not a prediction of any individual patient’s outcome.

Hear from our patients
Dr. Johnson has been featured on TV for 20+ years. To hear from patients in their own words about their experience at our Dallas clinic, watch our patient stories.
Patient experiences are individual. Individual results vary.
Questions before you decide?
Our team can talk through candidacy, travel and pricing by phone or text, Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 5 PM.
Your visit and cost
Free consultation
Start with a free consultation. Dr. Johnson reviews your history and lets you know whether treatment is a reasonable option.
A clear plan and price
Treatment for neurologic conditions is one flat fee from $16,500, with IV Mannitol, the IV dose and any targeted micro-injections included. If a second or follow-up treatment is needed, it costs $10,000. There are no hidden fees and no facility fees, and you receive your protocol, timeline and exact price before you decide. Financing is available.
Pre-treatment lab work
Before your visit, every candidate has standard pre-treatment bloodwork. We send you a LabCorp order form ahead of time, so you can have it done near home. These routine lab tests may be billed to your health insurance, but the stem cell treatment itself is not covered by insurance.
One visit in Dallas
Treatment takes place in a single visit of about 4 hours at our clinic. Out-of-town patients receive a complimentary hotel stay near our clinic for themselves and a companion, and we can plan your appointment around your travel. A family member or caregiver is welcome to come with you.
Prices are flat fees: from $16,500 for the first treatment with IV Mannitol, the IV dose and any targeted micro-injections included, and $10,000 for a second or follow-up treatment. Stem cell therapy is not covered by insurance; only the routine pre-treatment LabCorp tests may be billed to your health plan.
Common questions about stem cell therapy for neurologic conditions
Which neurologic conditions do you evaluate?
Dr. Johnson evaluates patients recovering from a stroke and patients with peripheral neuropathy, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, traumatic brain injury, peripheral nerve injuries, Guillain-Barré syndrome and CIDP, and autism spectrum disorder (patients 15 and older). Other neurologic conditions are reviewed case by case.
Is stem cell therapy for neurologic conditions FDA-approved?
No. Stem cell therapy is not FDA-approved for these uses and is not covered by insurance. Our treatment uses your own fat-derived cells, and our protocols were reviewed by an IRB (Institutional Review Board).
Where do the cells come from, and how many will I receive?
The cells come from a small amount of your own fat, collected under local anesthesia. For some autism patients, a parent’s donated cells may be used instead. We typically get 1
How are the cells given, and how long does treatment take?
Before the cells, you receive IV Mannitol, given to help prepare for cell delivery and used with the aim of helping cells reach the nervous system. The cells are then given by IV, with targeted micro-injections when appropriate. Mannitol, the IV dose and any micro-injections are all included in the flat fee. Treatment is done in one visit of about 4 hours at our clinic at 12660 Coit Road Suite 100, Dallas, TX 75251.
How much does stem cell therapy for neurologic conditions cost?
Treatment is one flat fee from $16,500, with IV Mannitol, the IV dose and any targeted micro-injections included. If a second or follow-up treatment is needed, it costs $10,000. The consultation is free, and there are no hidden fees or facility fees. Financing is available. Routine pre-treatment LabCorp lab work may be billed to your health insurance; the stem cell treatment itself is not covered by insurance.
Is there an age requirement for autism treatment?
Yes. Patients with autism spectrum disorder must be 15 or older, whether treatment uses their own cells or, in some cases, a parent’s donated cells. The procedure is done under local anesthesia without general anesthesia.
I live outside Texas. Can I be treated in Dallas?
Yes. Many patients travel to our Dallas clinic, and out-of-town patients receive a complimentary hotel stay for themselves and a companion. Your pre-treatment lab work can be done near home before you travel.
Will treatment help my symptoms?
No one can promise an outcome. Individual results vary. Your consultation is the place to discuss realistic expectations for your condition, and stem cell therapy does not replace care from your neurologist.
Talk with Dr. Johnson about your neurologic condition.
Share your diagnosis, history and goals. Dr. Johnson will explain the options honestly and let you know whether treatment is a reasonable fit.
New Patient Inquiries (Call or Text): (972) 893-9849
Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM–5 PM
12660 Coit Road Suite 100, Dallas, TX 75251
Sources
- Life Sciences Review Magazine. 2026 feature: Innovations Stem Cell Center.
- Yahoo Finance. Innovations Stem Cell Center Earns Top U.S. Recognition for Second Consecutive Year and Returns as October Cover Story.
- Peripheral neuropathy response figure: Innovations Stem Cell Center in-house clinic observation of its own patients; not a published clinical study.
Stem cell therapy is not FDA-approved for these uses. This page is for general information and is not medical advice. Individual results vary.
Holiday pricing · through December 30, 2026
Standard stem cell treatment, two holiday prices
Your own fat-derived stem cells plus an IV dose, at our Dallas clinic, with Dr. Bill Johnson. For joint and orthopedic pain, and for the lung, autoimmune, kidney and neurologic conditions we evaluate.
| Option | Price |
|---|---|
| Holiday pricing, without AWT | $12,500 |
| Holiday pricing, with acoustic wave therapy (AWT) | $13,500 |
| All-Inclusive package (regular price, AWT included) | $16,500 |
Coming from out of town? Your hotel is included, up to 2 nights.
We recommend AWT with your treatment. See why we pair AWT with stem cells. Schedule early so there's time for your consultation and medical review before December 30.
Book a free consultation 📞 Call (972) 893-9849
Holiday pricing applies to a standard stem cell treatment completed by December 30, 2026. Applies to all conditions and protocols except back and neck. Back and neck (spine) treatment isn't included; any treatment that includes the spine is $19,000. Doesn't apply to follow-up treatments. Hotel included for out-of-town patients, up to 2 nights. Dr. Johnson treats only the joints that need it (up to 4 in one visit). Price applies if your consultation and medical review show you're a candidate, and your plan and price are confirmed in writing. Usually not covered by insurance. Individual results vary.









