Regenerative Medicine & Wellness

Advanced treatments that support the body's own healing process, considered for select orthopedic and sports-related conditions.

What Is Regenerative Medicine?

Regenerative medicine uses substances derived from your own body, like platelets or cells, to help stimulate healing and reduce inflammation in damaged tissue. Rather than replacing a joint or masking pain, these treatments aim to support the body's own repair process.

How It Works

Most regenerative treatments start with a simple collection, such as a blood draw or a bone marrow sample, taken from you. That sample is processed to concentrate the specific cells or growth factors needed, then delivered back into the treatment area using image guidance for precision.

Regenerative medicine treatments are cash-based services. Coverage varies by insurance plan, and many regenerative medicine treatments are not covered by commercial insurance or Medicare. We discuss cost, benefits, risks, and alternatives so you can make an informed decision.

Treatments We Offer

PRP Therapy

Uses your own platelets to support tissue repair.

Stem Cell Therapy

Supports healing in damaged joint and soft tissue.

Bone Marrow-Derived Therapy

Uses your own bone marrow for targeted injection.

Prolotherapy

Strengthens ligament and tendon attachments.

Exosome Therapy

Delivers growth-factor-rich signaling vesicles.

What to Expect

1

Consultation

Review of your diagnosis, imaging, history, and goals.

2

Collection

A blood draw or bone marrow sample, depending on treatment.

3

Injection

Image-guided delivery to the treatment area.

4

Follow-Up

We track your progress over the following weeks.

Considerations

Uses Your Own Biology

Treatments are derived from your own blood or bone marrow, which may reduce certain risks compared to synthetic alternatives.

Minimally Invasive

Most treatments involve an in-office injection with limited downtime.

Response Varies by Patient

Not every patient responds the same way, and some conditions may need more than one treatment.

Cash-Based Services

These treatments are not typically covered by insurance. See our Insurance & Payment page for detail.

Common Questions

Is regenerative medicine a substitute for surgery?
Not necessarily. It's one option among several, and whether it's appropriate depends on your specific diagnosis, imaging, and goals — something we discuss directly with you.

How do I know if I'm a candidate?

Candidacy for any regenerative treatment depends on diagnosis, imaging, medical history, and your goals. We'll discuss the benefits, risks, cost, and alternatives so you can decide with confidence.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

Whether you're managing chronic pain, recovering from surgery, or exploring regenerative treatment options, our team is here to help.