Simmon Lee Wilcox

Simmon Lee Wilcox
Nationality	American
Occupation	Family medicine physician, medical entrepreneur
Employer	University of Nevada Las Vegas
Known for	Primary care medicine, stem cell therapy development
Education	Stony Brook University School of Medicine

Simmon Lee Wilcox is an American family medicine physician and medical entrepreneur based in Las Vegas, Nevada, with over four decades of clinical experience in primary care medicine. A graduate of Stony Brook University School of Medicine, Wilcox has dedicated his career to accessible, patient-centered healthcare across multiple states. Currently affiliated with the University of Nevada Las Vegas, he is developing plans for an international stem cell clinic focused on neurological conditions and addiction treatment protocols.

Education

Wilcox completed his medical education at Stony Brook University School of Medicine, part of the State University of New York system. The institution, established in 1971, provided his foundation in medical training that would support his subsequent four-decade career in family medicine. He has also pursued additional education in ministry studies, earning a two-year ministry degree.

Career

Early Medical Practice

Following his graduation from medical school, Wilcox established a career in family medicine with a focus on primary care services. His practice philosophy centered on accessible, patient-centered treatment approaches, serving diverse communities across multiple states throughout his career. He built a reputation for providing compassionate care while maintaining clinical standards in family medicine.

Multi-State Practice

Wilcox's medical career spanned several states, including practice locations in Pennsylvania and Utah. In Pennsylvania, he operated as a family medicine physician in Center Township, Beaver County. His practice later extended to St. George, Utah, where he continued providing primary care services to local communities.

Current Practice

Wilcox is currently affiliated with the University of Nevada Las Vegas while working toward expanding his independent clinical practice in the Las Vegas area. He continues his professional practice while developing new treatment approaches.

Stem Cell Research and Development

Wilcox is developing plans for an international stem cell clinic in Las Vegas, working in partnership with Dr. Chang from Malaysia, described as a leading stem cell researcher. The proposed clinic would offer treatment protocols for neurological conditions including autism, Alzheimer's disease, dementia, and Parkinson's disease. Additionally, the facility would provide accelerated outpatient detox protocols for opioid, alcohol, and methamphetamine dependency.

The planned venture operates under the name Nommis International, representing Wilcox's vision for integrative and regenerative medicine practices.

Personal Life

Wilcox has been married and has maintained his commitment to both medical practice and spiritual development. During his career, he pursued religious studies, completing a two-year ministry degree program, which reflects his holistic approach to healing and patient care.

Professional Philosophy

Throughout his career, Wilcox has maintained a focus on accessible healthcare delivery and patient-centered treatment approaches. His current work toward establishing a stem cell clinic reflects an evolution toward integrative and regenerative medicine practices. He emphasizes serving patients with compassion and understanding, particularly those who have faced challenging circumstances in their lives.