Concerns we evaluate

Start with what is limiting you.

A diagnosis comes before a treatment recommendation. These topic guides help you prepare for the conversation.

Joint pain

Joint discomfort can affect walking, reaching, exercise, and daily life. Your history, examination, and relevant imaging help guide a discussion of possible causes and next steps. A painful joint does not automatically mean PRP or a cellular procedure is appropriate.

Tendon & sports concerns

Tendon and sports-related symptoms may follow a specific injury or develop gradually with activity. Evaluation considers how the symptoms began, training or work demands, prior treatment, and your goals. Rehabilitation and other approaches may be part of the discussion.

Neck & back pain

Neck and back pain have many possible sources. A physician evaluation helps distinguish symptoms and discuss appropriate care or referral. New weakness, loss of bowel or bladder control, severe trauma, or other urgent symptoms require prompt medical attention rather than an online appointment request.

For emergencies, call 911. Do not use the request form for severe trauma, new weakness, loss of bowel or bladder control, or other urgent symptoms.

REAL ANSWERS START HERE

Your story starts with listening.

Skip the guesswork. One evaluation, a clear diagnosis, and options that fit your life.

EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS

Move with less pain.
Live with more confidence.

Learn what each service involves, what questions to ask, and why an individual evaluation matters.

01
YOUR OWN BIOLOGY

Understand whether platelet-rich plasma may be appropriate for your joint or tendon concerns.

02
EXPLORE STEM CELLS

Explore the evidence, limitations, and questions surrounding bone-marrow-derived cellular procedures.

03
INDIVIDUAL NEEDS FIRST

Discuss treatment suitability, ingredients, and safety with a physician before considering IV therapy.

04
FACE & HAIR

Discover a personalized treatment plan for facial and hair-related cosmetic PRP options.

Cellular procedures require a careful discussion of evidence, risks, and regulatory status. No treatment or outcome is guaranteed.