Arthritic Joint Conditions

Hip pain can be very difficult to deal with on a day-to-day basis and traditionally requires long-term pain management if the problem is not corrected. Hip surgery, hip replacement surgery and hip resurfacing are often the only medical options presented to a patient to deal with their debilitating pain.

Hip surgeries are typically very traumatic and are often followed by months of pain and discomfort while attempting to redevelop strength and mobility. Our patients are typically encouraged to walk the same day, and most experience little to no down time from the procedure.

The use of regenerative medicine and cell therapies are a breakthrough, non-surgical treatment for people suffering from hip pain due to common injuries, including hip arthritis, avascular necrosis, osteonecrosis, hip bursitis and other degenerative disease of the hip.

Our cell therapies are from healthy umbilical cords and offer an effective, non-surgical care option for many patients who are considering elective surgeries to resolve their hip pain. We help to heal and alleviate hip problems by augmenting the concentration of a patient’s stem cells in the injured area, which induces the body’s own ability to heal itself naturally.

Regenerative protocols and treatments are a revolutionary form of modern care for people suffering from shoulder pain due to arthritis, rotator cuff and shoulder tears, overuse injuries, and other degenerative disorders.

Shoulder surgery is often a risky procedure due to the complexity of the joint. Post surgical recovery can be painful and rather lengthy rehabilitation period is usually needed. As an alternative to shoulder surgery, regenerative approaches can help reduce or eliminate shoulder pain and restore joint function with a non-invasive procedure. Patients typically experience little or no down time from the protocol.

Before considering shoulder replacement surgery, come in for a consultation to see if you are a candidate for our regen treatment protocols. By stimulating your body’s own natural healing ability, without drugs and without invasive surgery, we continually see lasting results in the care of shoulder pain and injury.

Osteoarthritis of the ankle usually occurs in ankles that have experienced trauma, infection, or injury. A smooth, slippery, fibrous connective tissue, called articular cartilage, acts as a protective cushion between bones. Arthritis develops as the cartilage begins to deteriorate or is lost. As the articular cartilage is lost, the joint space between the bones narrows. This is an early symptom of osteoarthritis of the ankle and is easily seen on X-rays.

Plantar Fasciitis is a painful condition where tissue running across the bottom of the foot becomes inflamed, usually from repeated trauma from overuse or injury. It is so common that there are more than 3 million new cases in the US each year. Symptoms include stabbing pain in the heel and pain is often worse in the morning. The condition is especially common among athletes and people who stand on their feet all day.

Before the applications of regenerative treatements, traditional treatment included physical therapy, including stretching and ice treatments, shoe inserts, steroid injections and surgery – often with poor results.

Our regenerative protocols are an innovative form of care for crippling foot pain as they enable the human body to help restore function quickly without the need for steroids, surgery or other mainstream treatments. 

If traditional treatment is not working for you, come in for a consultation to see if you are a candidate for our proprietary regen protocol.

We live in a place where we are placing more stress on our hands and wrists from a society filled with keyboards and hand-held devices. We provide minimally invasive healing procedures to help you regenerate rather than operate.

Arthritis of the hand or thumb joints can affect people of all ages. The constant pivoting motion of the basal joint, located at the base of the thumb, tends to wear it out easily. While total joint reconstruction surgery may improve the condition for some, the invasive procedure is painful and risky and new problems in the thumb joint can develop over time, causing numbness, pain and reduced range of motion.

Regenerative therapies, on the other hand, stimulates your own body’s natural ability to heal itself. See if you are a candidate for our accelerated joint recovery protocols.