Tommy Klender’s Stem Cell Therapy—PRP Fund
Tommy, Elmer, and McGee
In 1998, our friend Tommy Klender was injured in an accident in the Chesapeake Bay.
Since then, he has made great strides in recovery and has relocated to the Mountain West but to this day continues to suffer after effects from the accident. As 2020 begins, he suffers greatly
from severe shoulder pain, arthritis, and extreme rotator cuff tears in both shoulders. In order to reduce the daily pain from these issues, avoid invasive surgery that may not necessarily be
successful, and to move forward with his recovery, he wants to undergo stem cell and plasma
injections near his home in Fort Collins, Colorado. Getting this treatment as soon as possible is
vital to his ultimate goal of remaining independent and living on his own.
Because this is a relatively new procedure, it is not covered by Medicare or Medicaid.
Any help that is forthcoming from individuals or organizations would be most appreciated!
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