Six Service Areas.
One Family. One Approach.

The right starting point depends entirely on the individual — which is exactly why we begin every relationship with a free, no-commitment evaluation. Whether someone is dealing with joint pain or slow recovery, metabolic challenges, declining energy and resilience, or any other health priority, we build a plan from evaluation — not assumption.

Many families find that different members start with different services, and we coordinate care across the family accordingly. The NIH framework for individualized regenerative care supports the evaluation-first model Harper MD uses. Book a free evaluation to discuss where to start.

Most regenerative health therapies — including cellular regenerative therapy, exosome therapy, peptide therapy, and IV therapy — are not covered by standard health insurance. These therapies fall outside the conventional treatment model and are considered elective or investigational by most carriers.

Harper MD is a self-pay clinic. We accept HSA and FSA funds, and offer patient-friendly financing through Cherry. Visit our Payment Plans page for full financing details.

Harper MD is the only clinic within a 15-mile radius of Weston offering the full combination of shockwave therapy, cellular regenerative therapy, and exosome therapy for musculoskeletal conditions. We also offer hydrogen therapy and neurofeedback — modalities not found at most local competitors.

Beyond the therapy stack, Harper MD is distinguished by its family-focused care model, bilingual (English/Spanish) service, and evaluation-first approach. You are treated as a known patient with a history and a goal — not a chart number. For an overview of the clinical evidence base for regenerative health therapies, see the NIH review of regenerative approaches to tissue repair and restoration.

This varies significantly based on the service, the individual, and the extent of the underlying condition. Regenerative therapies work with the body’s natural repair processes — which means results build gradually over time rather than appearing immediately. According to the National Institutes of Health, regenerative approaches are designed to promote tissue repair and functional restoration, not instant symptom suppression.

At Harper MD, your care plan will include clear expectations for timeline, number of sessions, and what to monitor. Your evaluating provider will give you an honest, realistic picture during your first visit.

Yes — and it’s one of the things that makes Harper MD unique in this market. We actively welcome families where multiple members have different health priorities. A parent may be addressing joint restoration while their spouse focuses on metabolic health, and a grandparent is working on longevity and energy. Each receives their own evaluation and individualized care plan.

We can coordinate scheduling to make family visits convenient. Contact us to discuss.

Harper MD operates under licensed medical direction and applies all therapies under appropriate clinical oversight. Every recommendation is made after evaluation, in context, and with the individual’s specific health picture in mind. Regenerative therapies are generally well-tolerated, but no therapy is without consideration — which is why our evaluation-first approach exists.

If you have specific concerns about a therapy, we encourage you to ask during your evaluation or call us at (954) 338-1111. The NIH framework for safety monitoring in regenerative health interventions outlines the clinical oversight standards that apply to physician-supervised regenerative care.