A worry-free process customized just for you. Combining Pain Management and Regenerative Medicine. For Orthopedic, Neurodegenerative, Autoimmune, and Wellness conditions.
Redefining the way in which your patient’s achieve effective pain management.We combine traditional pain management with personalized regenerative medicine for a more individualized experience.
Find out morehas been studied and found to have potential benefits for those battling a variety of conditions.Find out more using the links below.
Regenerative Medicine uses the body’s natural healing mechanisms. They can differentiate into new cell types and have the ability to repair and regenerate. In addition, they also have secretory benefits called exosomes that play a critical role in cell-to-cell communication. Regenerative biological products have immune-modulatory and anti-inflammatory characteristics as well as a good proliferation rate, which is beneficial for tissue regeneration.
The first step in determining if you are a candidate is connecting with one of our dedicated and trained Care Coordinators. They can provide you with information as well as answer your questions. Our physician staff not only wants to ensure your safety but also wants to determine if there are potential benefits. With no obligations, they will review your medical history along with initial test results needed to determine if you are an eligible candidate.
When Damaged Nerves Struggle to Heal Our nerves act as communication pathways, carrying signals between the brain, spinal cord, and the rest of the body. When these pathways are damaged, everyday activities like gripping objects, feeling textures, or moving our fingers can become difficult. Although peripheral nerves have some natural ability to regenerate, severe injuries…
Direct answer: Bring diagnosis documentation, relevant imaging and laboratory results, a current medication and supplement list, notes about prior treatments, and your goals and questions. If records are missing or outdated, bring what you have and ask the Care Coordinator what the clinical review may require next.
Direct answer: Focus on human research that closely matches the condition, product, procedure, and outcomes being discussed. Then examine the study design, participant count, comparison group, follow-up period, adverse events, limitations, and financial disclosures. A trial listing or one positive paper does not guarantee that an option will help a particular patient.
