Prepare. Ask. Understand.
Your body.
Your questions.
Your field guide.
Patient guides for the moments before a decision. Make sense of a claim, prepare for a conversation, and carry the right questions with you.

Information you can use
Preparation is
part of good care.
A medical conversation is easier to navigate when you can describe what changed, know the questions to ask and recognize the details that deserve a closer look.
Use these guides in any order. Start with visit preparation if you have an appointment. Start with safety and evidence if you are weighing a product or procedure claim. Each guide links to primary sources and finishes with a practical checklist.
Prepare for care
Arrive ready for a useful conversation.
Organize your records, goals and questions before a visit or treatment decision.
Preparing for Your First Visit
Prepare for a Paragon Regen Centers visit with a practical checklist for records, medications, goals, questions and urgent symptoms.
Questions to Ask About Regenerative Medicine
Use this patient checklist to ask about diagnosis, product identity, human evidence, risks, alternatives, cost and follow up.
Understand treatment topics
Look closer at products, routes and claims.
Use these guides to compare product identity, human evidence, risks, important unknowns and established alternatives.
Regenerative Medicine Safety Guide
Learn how to evaluate product identity, human evidence, risks, alternatives and follow up before considering an emerging regenerative treatment.
Human vs Plant Derived Exosomes: What Patients Should Know
Understand why source, formulation, route, manufacturing quality and human evidence matter when evaluating products described as exosomes.
IV, Nebulized Biologics & EBOO Safety
Patient safety information about IV or nebulized cell and exosome products and EBOO, including route risks and questions to ask.
Four questions that travel well
Keep asking.
- 01What is the problem we are trying to solve?
- 02What are the reasonable alternatives?
- 03What is known, and what is still uncertain?
- 04What would change the recommendation?
From reading to a conversation
Bring your questions.
We’ll start there.
Browse available care pathways or use the first visit field guide to organize your records and goals before contacting the team.
Explore the care atlas