SOT Therapy and RGCC Testing FAQ

By Alvin Philipose, DC, ICCP

These are the questions Oklahoma patients ask us most often about SOT and RGCC testing.

Cost and Insurance

How much does SOT cost? Pricing is set per case, based on your RGCC results and treatment plan. We give you the full cost in writing before anything is ordered.

How much does RGCC testing cost? Pricing is set per case, depending on which panels fit your situation. You get the cost before your blood draw.

Does insurance cover SOT or RGCC testing? Usually not. Both are generally self-pay. We can give you a receipt you may submit to your plan or HSA administrator.

Getting Started

Do I need RGCC testing before SOT? Yes. Every SOT is designed from your own RGCC blood test.

Can I use RGCC results from another clinic? Possibly. Bring your report to your consultation and we will review it.

Do I need a referral? No. You can book a free 15-minute discovery call directly.

Timing

How long does the whole process take? RGCC testing is required first. Your results determine the timeline and how often treatments are given.

How long is the infusion visit? We confirm the length when we schedule you. Most patients drive home the same day.

See the full SOT process.

Safety and Approval

Is SOT FDA-approved? No. SOT has not been evaluated or approved by the FDA.

Who gives the infusion? SOT is administered by clinic staff in our Oklahoma City office.

What are the side effects? Possible effects include bruising at the IV site, tiredness, and mild flu-like feelings. We review risks with you before you sign consent.

Will SOT work for me? We cannot promise any result. Our job is to explain what is and is not known so you can decide.

Location

Where are you located? 7917 N May Ave, Suite B, Oklahoma City, OK 73120. We serve Oklahoma City and surrounding areas, including Tulsa.

Do you offer SOT by telehealth? Discovery calls happen by phone. The blood draw and infusion must happen in person.

Call 405-848-7246 to book a free 15-minute discovery call.

Disclaimer: SOT has not been evaluated or approved by the FDA and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. RGCC testing does not diagnose disease. Individual results vary, and no outcome is promised.