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Regenerative Medicine
Regenerative medicine harnesses the body's natural ability to heal and regenerate damaged tissues or organs, transforming healthcare to a proactive rather than reactive process. This innovative approach goes beyond simply treating symptoms. In many cases regenerative medicine enables people to avoid surgery and dependence on medications and restore normal function and quality of life.
Treatment Options
Joint Rejuvenation Therapy is a comprehensive program utilizing a wide range of therapies and modalities to support your body’s natural healing processes. A person’s joint rejuvenation therapy will be a custom designed combination of the tools available to meet their situation to ensure the greatest likelihood of success, It may include administering regenerative materials directly into a joint to energize the body’s natural healing processes, but it also include supportive therapies that have been shown to make basic regenerative processes more successful.
Also known as cold laser, LLLT, inhibits nerve pain-signaling, invigorates blood and stimulates cellular activity. LLLT reduces pain, accelerates tissue repair and improves the overall rate of recovery. Studies have shown LLLT to lessen the pain of arthritis and improve joint movement, hasten recovery from athletic injury, accelerate the rate of healing of bone breaks, and lessen the symptoms of neuropathy.
Regenerative joint injections are the process of injecting a regenerative product into a joint. This process helps with tissue healing and repair. Regenerative products help to reduce pain, calm inflammation and improve joint mobility and function. These injections are generally used for osteoarthritis and degeneration, supportive tissue injury and chronic joint pain.
Human Cell Tissue Products such as Wharton’s Jelly (WJ) are used for multiple medical applications such as musculoskeletal injuries, tendonitis, osteoarthritis and degeneration. WJ is derived from the gelatinous substance of the umbilical cord. It provides cushioning to the cord and contains “signaling” cells. Signaling cells are undifferentiated cells that, when injected, ‘adapt to their environment’ by taking on the characteristics of the cells around it.’ They are used as an option when PRP may not be the best course of care due to a patient’s health history.
Alpha-2-Macroglobulin is a naturally occurring protein in the bloodstream that can also be isolated in a centrifuge. It has been shown to bind and neutralize enzymes that are involved in situations of chronic inflammation. The neutralization of the inflammatory process results in the reduction of pain, the promotion of and healing. Delivery of A2M to a joint is clinically proven to inactivate cartilage damaging processes and increase collagen and cartilage production.
Novopulse© is an FDA-approved class 1 device to address osteoarthritis of the spine. Novopulse utilizes pulsating electro-magnetic force (PERF) with heat to promote positive cartilage rejuvenation and decrease inflammation of the spine. The result is a reduction of back pain, nerve pain and enhanced mobility of the spine. This treatment is non-invasive and can be done at home. It has also been shown to regenerate cartilage and other connective tissues such as tendons and ligaments of other joints, and to promote bone fracture healing.
Trigger Point Injections – trigger point injections are used to help break taut muscle fibers that cause pain. This therapy is used for muscle stiffness, tension, headaches and myofascial pain syndrome.
Platelet Rich Plasma is collected from the plasma of your blood. A patient’s blood is drawn, placed in a centrifuge and spun to isolate separate out PRP. Because a person’s own blood is used there is no change of rejection. Injecting PRP into areas of damage helps promote your body to grow new healthy cells that then promote healing. This therapy is generally used for musculoskeletal injuries, tendonitis, osteoarthritis.
Physiotherapy is used to assist in the patient’s pain reduction while improving strength and flexibility. This therapy is specific to the patient’s needs and uses a wide variety of exercises, manual therapies and interventions to enhance the overall physical well-being of the patient.
Cold laser is a non-invasive treatment option that helps decrease pain and promote healing through the process of low-intensity light lasers. The laser helps stimulate cellular healing. Cold laser can be used for multiple musculoskeletal conditions and injuries to accelerate healing and tissue repair.
Conditions Treated
Osteoarthritis in one of the most common joint diagnosis. Osteoarthritis is caused from inflammation, wear and tear to the joint and causes pain. Regenerative cells are located throughout the body and are called on by the body to help heal naturally. Regenerative cellular therapies, such as A2M, PRP and HCTPs, are used to support the body’s self-healing process and slow down joint degeneration. This process has been shown to reduce joint pain, inflammation and stiffness.
Occipital nerve block is an injection of anesthetic medication near the occipital nerve to help alleviate headaches.
Knee Pain
Back & Neck Pain
Tendonitis
Headache/Migraine
Arthritis
Shoulder Pain