How Our Approach Works
We prioritize education, safety, and personalized care so you can make the best choices for your health.
Your regenerative journey includes:
1. Comprehensive Evaluation
Your health history, exams, imaging and appropriate testing guide eligibility and treatment planning.
2. Personalized Regenerative Plan
Each program is tailored to your goals, condition, and biology, combining regenerative therapies with lifestyle, movement, and wellness guidance.
3. Safety and Oversight
Our protocols follow best practices in handling biologics, with quality controls and clinical oversight to maximize safety and transparency.
Potential Areas of Support
While outcomes vary by each persons health, habits, and personal condition, regenerative approaches may be considered after a phsyical examination and appropriate imaging.
- Joint & Tissue Support: Structural support in joints and soft tissues.
- Musculoskeletal Function: Complement recovery and mobility in tendons, ligaments, and cartilage.
Who Might Benefit?
Every patient receives a thorough evaluation to determine whether regenerative support is appropriate for their unique situation.
- Adults seeking safe, science-informed regenerative options.
- Individuals committed to long-term wellness and functional independence.
- Those looking for a personalized approach to support mobility, recovery, and vitality.
Are these treatments FDA-approved?
Some regenerative therapies are regulated as human cells and tissues. Certain applications may be considered investigational. We provide full transparency before any treatment.
Will this cure my condition?
No therapy guarantees a cure. Regenerative approaches are designed to support function and wellness, often as part of a comprehensive plan that includes movement, nutrition, and overall health strategies.
Insurance and Cost
Comprehensive regenerative programs — which may include Wharton’s jelly–derived tissue, PRP, and a 12-month follow-up plan with imaging and outcome comparisons — start at $4,850 per joint. Candidacy is determined through a thorough clinical evaluation, and we only recommend advanced therapies when we believe they are truly appropriate. Some patients achieve excellent results with more conservative options. Financing options are available.
What kind of conditions have others found success with?
A gradual loss of strength, mobility, or confidence in your body—especially when daily tasks start to feel harder than they once did—can affect independence, mood, and overall quality of life. If pain or limited movement is interfering with your ability to work, stay active, or enjoy relationships, regenerative therapies may be worth exploring.
Conditions we commonly evaluate include, but are not limited to:
- Torn meniscus
- Sports-related injuries
- Rotator cuff tears
- Chronic joint or soft-tissue pain
- Osteoarthritis
- Post-surgical pain or unresolved healing
- Tendon and ligament strains or sprains
- “Bone-on-bone” joint discomfort
- Stiff or immobile joints
- Plantar fasciitis
- Lingering or recurrent injuries
- Tennis elbw
Every patient is carefully evaluated to determine whether this therapy is appropriate—or if a more conservative option would provide better results.
Will I have movement or activity restrictions after treatment?
Movement guidelines vary based on the individual, the joint treated, and the therapy used. In general, we ask patients to rest and scale back normal activities by about 25%, using pain and comfort as a guide.
We never recommend complete inactivity or being sedentary. Gentle, intentional movement is an important part of healing. Your care team will provide personalized guidance to help you stay active while supporting optimal recovery.
What is the procedure like?
The procedure is a simple, in-office injection performed while you are awake. Most patients describe the sensation as brief and very manageable, typically lasting only a few seconds.
There is no sedation, no lengthy downtime, and no hospital stay. You’ll be able to stand up and walk out of the office shortly after your visit, returning to daily life with guidance tailored to you.
In our experience, most patients do not require a second or third injection unless they personally choose to pursue additional treatment.