You've seen the whole thing. The only question left is whether it applies to you.

You've seen the whole thing. The only question left is whether it applies to you.

You came here about a joint. You've just heard why
we treat the system.

Patrick just spent an hour on the general answer. This call is the one about you

You know why a repair fades, what the three phases involve,
and how candidacy gets decided. What you don't know yet
is whether your own case fits, and that's a medical question.

No commitment and no card. You get a straight answer either way, including no.

Patrick Cunningham
Patrick Cunningham
Patrick Cunningham
Chief Commercial Officer, RMI Health
With Dr. Marcelo Gonzalez, MD · Associate Physician

You came here about a joint. You've just heard why we treat the system.

Patrick just spent an hour on the general answer. This call is the one about you

You know why a repair fades, what the three phases involve, and how candidacy gets decided. What you don't know yet
is whether your own case fits, and that's
a medical question.

Patrick Cunningham
Patrick Cunningham
Patrick Cunningham
Chief Commercial Officer, RMI Health
With Dr. Sebastian Waugh, MD · Associate Physician

No commitment and no card. You get a straight answer either way, including no.

Our own physicians, every step
Designed with a published specialist
15+ years in regenerative care
Our own on-site laboratory
Our own physicians, every step
Designed with a published specialist
15+ years in regenerative care
Our own on-site laboratory

You came in with a question about a joint.
You're leaving with another

Why It Keeps Coming Back
01
Why relief doesn't hold

The repair faded because the system behind it never changed. That's why the second shot did less than the first, and the third less again.

02
Nobody owns the system

Medicine is organised by body part, so your orthopedist owned the knee and nobody in the chain owned the system it belongs to. That's how the map is drawn.

03
The order is the argument

Clearing first, then restoring the signal, then the structural work, is a different proposition from an injection. The order is the argument, and it's the hour in one sentence.

04
What it actually does

And what gets infused doesn't become new tissue. Patrick said that out loud before anyone asked, because most of this industry says the opposite, and it isn't true.

So the remaining question is narrower than the one you arrived with. It's about your case, and it needs a physician.

You came in with a question about a joint. You're leaving with another

Why It Keeps Coming Back
01
Why relief doesn't hold

The repair faded because the system behind it never changed. That's why the second shot did less than the first, and the third less again.

02
Nobody owns the system

Medicine is organised by body part, so your orthopedist owned the knee and nobody in the chain owned the system it belongs to. That's how the map is drawn.

03
The order is the argument

Clearing first, then restoring the signal, then the structural work, is a different proposition from an injection. The order is the argument, and it's the hour in one sentence.

04
What it actually does

And what gets infused doesn't become new tissue. Patrick said that out loud before anyone asked, because most of this industry says the opposite, and it isn't true.

So the remaining question is narrower than the one you arrived with. It's about your case, and it needs a physician.

The first clinical step, and the
only one tonight

The RMI Candidacy Call is the first clinical step. A patient specialist goes through your case on video, it's complimentary, and nobody asks you for a card.

What your call includes:

  • A real conversation about your own case, with someone who does this every single day.

  • A straight answer on whether the protocol applies to you, including when the answer is no.

  • If you've had an X-ray or MRI, an orthopedic specialist reads it before the call happens.

  • Complimentary, no card taken, and no money moves before a physician has looked at your case.

Pills
Not everyone is a candidate, and that is the entire reason this call exists.
If you have imaging, booking earlier helps, because it gets read before the call.

The first clinical step, and the only one tonight

The RMI Candidacy Call is the first clinical step. A patient specialist goes through your case on video, it's complimentary, and nobody asks you for a card.

What your Call includes:

  • A real conversation about your own case, with someone who does this every single day.

  • A straight answer on whether the protocol applies to you, including when the answer is no.

  • If you've had an X-ray or MRI, an orthopedic specialist reads it before the call happens.

  • Complimentary, no card taken, and no money moves before a physician has looked at your case.

Pills
Some people are great candidates. Some aren't, and if that's you, Dr. Gocmen will tell you to your face. He turns about 1 in 10 people away.
Dr. Gocmen personally performs every evaluation, so weekly slots are limited.

This call is for you if

Readiness Cards
Something landed during the hour
One of the four steps described your own history closely enough that you stopped watching the screen and quietly started doing the arithmetic on your own situation.
You've already run the standard path
The cortisone, the therapy, the gel injections, maybe the surgery itself. You did all of it in the sensible order, and you're still here reading this.
You're done deciding without the full picture
You've had enough of choosing between options somebody else framed for you, and you'd like a physician to look at your actual case before you decide anything.
You've done enough reading already
You've read the websites and compared the clinics and none of it got you closer. What you want now is somebody to tell you where you actually stand.

This call is for you if

Readiness Cards
Something landed during the hour
One of the four steps described your own history closely enough that you stopped watching the screen and quietly started doing the arithmetic on your own situation.
You've already run the standard path
The cortisone, the therapy, the gel injections, maybe the surgery itself. You did all of it in the sensible order, and you're still here reading this.
You're done deciding without the full picture
You've had enough of choosing between options somebody else framed for you, and you'd like a physician to look at your actual case before you decide anything.
You've done enough reading already
You've read the websites and compared the clinics and none of it got you closer. What you want now is somebody to tell you where you actually stand.

The four things you're still thinking

FAQ Section
"This is the same thing I already tried."
Everything you tried treated the joint on its own. Nothing cleared the system first, and nothing rebuilt the structure around it. That is a different sequence, and the sequence is what Patrick spent the hour on.
"Every clinic says exactly this."
They do, which is why we handed you six questions to use on us. Ask them here and ask them anywhere else you're considering. A clinic that can't tell you what it won't promise has answered you already.
"Why would this cost more than the clinic abroad I found?"
Because you're not buying the same thing. One day and a few injections into the joint is a different product from hours of clearing, a verified dose floor, mapped structural work under sedation, and six months of monitoring.
"Is any of this actually proven?"
The independent reviews say cell therapy for knees may slightly improve pain and function, on low-certainty evidence, and they're uncertain about safety. Patrick said exactly that on stage, before anyone asked. It's why nobody here will promise you an outcome.

The four things you're
still thinking

FAQ Section
"This is the same thing I already tried."
Everything you tried treated the joint on its own. Nothing cleared the system first, and nothing rebuilt the structure around it. That is a different sequence, and the sequence is what Patrick spent the hour on.
"Every clinic says exactly this."
They do, which is why we handed you six questions to use on us. Ask them here and ask them anywhere else you're considering. A clinic that can't tell you what it won't promise has answered you already.
"Why would this cost more than the clinic abroad I found?"
Because you're not buying the same thing. One day and a few injections into the joint is a different product from hours of clearing, a verified dose floor, mapped structural work under sedation, and six months of monitoring.
"Is any of this actually proven?"
The independent reviews say cell therapy for knees may slightly improve pain and function, on low-certainty evidence, and they're uncertain about safety. Patrick said exactly that on stage, before anyone asked. It's why nobody here will promise you an outcome.

What people say after they've
been home a while

"I first heard about this type of therapy a few years ago and did my research. I spoke to Mike Smith — one of the greatest jockeys of all time — and he swears by it. That meant something to me. When the time felt right, I didn't hesitate. I got on a plane and came straight here to RMI."

Frank Dettori

Frank Dettori

"RMI stands out to me for two reasons: they're operating at the cutting edge of what's currently possible with regenerative medicine, and they're backed by some of the most experienced and trustworthy longevity physicians in the world."

Dave Asprey

Dave Asprey

"What I appreciate about RMI is that it aligns with how I think about health professionally: proactive, science-driven, individualized, and focused on the long game. I'm not here for a quick fix. I'm here because I want to be functional, clear-headed, and capable for as long as possible. That's what good medicine should be working toward — and that's what I've found here."

Chris Lindley

Chris Lindley

These are individual experiences. Not everyone is a candidate, and results vary.

What people say after they've been home a while

"I first heard about this type of therapy a few years ago and did my research. I spoke to Mike Smith — one of the greatest jockeys of all time — and he swears by it. That meant something to me. When the time felt right, I didn't hesitate. I got on a plane and came straight here to RMI."

Frank Dettori

Frank Dettori

"RMI stands out to me for two reasons: they're operating at the cutting edge of what's currently possible with regenerative medicine, and they're backed by some of the most experienced and trustworthy longevity physicians in the world."

Dave Asprey

Dave Asprey

"What I appreciate about RMI is that it aligns with how I think about health professionally: proactive, science-driven, individualized, and focused on the long game. I'm not here for a quick fix. I'm here because I want to be functional, clear-headed, and capable for as long as possible. That's what good medicine should be working toward — and that's what I've found here."

Chris Lindley

Chris Lindley

These are individual experiences. Not everyone is a candidate, and results vary.

Pick a time for your call

A few short questions first, then the calendar opens and you pick a time that works.

Pick a time for your call

A few short questions first, then the
calendar opens and you pick a time
that works.

frequently asked questions

How soon can I get a call?

Pick any time on the calendar that works. If you have imaging, allow a couple of days so a physician can read it first.

Do I need my records first?

No. Send an X-ray or MRI report if you have one, because it makes the call better. The call happens either way.

Is the call with a doctor?

It's with a patient specialist. A physician reads your imaging beforehand, and the medical team handles clinical questions once you're a candidate.

What happens after the call?

If you're a candidate you get a written proposal with real numbers. If you're not, you get told why, and nothing else happens.

frequently asked questions

How soon can I get a call?

Pick any time on the calendar that works. If you have imaging, allow a couple of days so a physician can read it first.

Do I need my records first?

No. Send an X-ray or MRI report if you have one, because it makes the call better. The call happens either way.

Is the call with a doctor?

It's with a patient specialist. A physician reads your imaging beforehand, and the medical team handles clinical questions once you're a candidate.

What happens after the call?

If you're a candidate you get a written proposal with real numbers. If you're not, you get told why, and nothing else happens.

You know more than you did an hour ago. Use it

You came in with a question about a joint and you're leaving
with a narrower one. One short call answers it, with a physician's
read on your case behind it.

The next two years happen either way. This is
how you find out if there's anything to do.

No card. No commitment.

If you have imaging, book earlier so it gets read first.

You know more than you did an hour ago. Use it

You came in with a question about a joint and you're leaving with a narrower one. One short call answers it, with a physician's read on your case behind it.

The next two years happen either way. This is how you find out if there's anything to do.

No card. No commitment.

If you have imaging, book earlier
so it gets read first.

© 2026 RMI Health. All Rights Reserved.

This page is educational and is not medical advice. The therapies discussed have not been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The program is cash-pay and is not covered by insurance. Not everyone is a candidate, and candidacy is determined by clinical evaluation. Treatment is performed by licensed physicians. No specific result, degree of improvement, or duration of benefit can be promised or guaranteed.

© 2026 RMI Health. All Rights Reserved.

This page is educational and is not medical advice. The therapies discussed have not been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The program is cash-pay and is not covered by insurance. Not everyone is a candidate, and candidacy is determined by clinical evaluation. Treatment is performed by licensed physicians. No specific result, degree of improvement, or duration of benefit can be promised or guaranteed.