Frequently Asked Questions

Regenerative medicine uses biologic therapies like PRP, cellular treatments, and peptides to repair tissues and stimulate natural healing.

Most therapies use the patient’s own cells or biologic materials, making them minimally invasive and well-tolerated. Every plan is personalized and physician-supervised.

They are used for arthritis, tendon injuries, ligament tears, soft tissue injuries, sports injuries, and chronic joint pain.

Some patients experience improvement within weeks, while full benefits may develop over several months as tissues heal naturally.

PRP stimulates healing with concentrated platelets from your own blood, while cellular and exosome therapies work at the cellular level to support tissue regeneration.

In many cases regenerative therapies may delay or reduce the need for surgery by promoting natural healing — your specialist will advise what’s realistic for your condition.

A regenerative medicine treatment that uses naturally occurring extracellular vesicles containing proteins, growth factors, and signaling molecules that help support the body’s healing response.

Exosome therapy is cell-free. Rather than delivering living cells, it delivers the biological signals that encourage your body’s own cells to communicate and repair.

Candidacy is determined after a comprehensive consultation, imaging review, and physical examination.

Most patients experience only minimal discomfort during treatment, which is performed under ultrasound guidance.

Most treatments are completed in less than one hour.

Healing timelines vary depending on the condition treated and each patient’s individual response.

A regenerative medicine treatment that uses umbilical cord-derived mesenchymal stem cells selected for their regenerative signaling properties to support the body’s natural healing response.

Candidacy is determined after a comprehensive consultation, medical history review, physical examination, and imaging assessment.

No — it’s a minimally invasive treatment performed in the office using ultrasound guidance.

Most treatments are completed in less than one hour, allowing many patients to return to light activity quickly.

Recovery varies for every patient. Some begin noticing improvement within weeks; others see gradual progress over the following months.

The practice combines experienced physicians, advanced imaging technology, and personalized regenerative medicine treatment plans.

A regenerative medicine treatment that uses umbilical cord tissue rich in naturally occurring growth factors, cytokines, and extracellular matrix proteins to support the body’s natural healing response.

Rather than replacing damaged tissue, Wharton’s Jelly provides biologically active components that help support healthy cell communication and tissue repair.

Your physician will determine whether Wharton’s Jelly Therapy is appropriate after reviewing your medical history, symptoms, physical examination, and diagnostic imaging.

No. Wharton’s Jelly Therapy is a minimally invasive treatment performed in the office using ultrasound guidance.

Most procedures are completed in less than one hour, allowing many patients to resume light activities shortly afterward.

Our physicians combine advanced regenerative medicine, ultrasound-guided precision, and personalized treatment planning to provide comprehensive orthopedic care tailored to every patient.

An acellular regenerative medicine treatment that combines Regenerative Protein Array™ technology with proteins extracted from MUSE cells to support the body’s natural healing response through protein signaling rather than living cells.

Traditional MUSE Cell Therapy uses living MUSE cells, while MUSE-Infused RPA Therapy uses an acellular protein fraction enhanced with proteins from MUSE cells.

Treatment may be provided through IV push or targeted injection as part of your personalized treatment plan.

Your physician will determine whether MUSE-Infused RPA Therapy is appropriate after reviewing your symptoms, medical history, physical examination, and diagnostic imaging.

Most regenerative medicine procedures are completed in under one hour, although treatment times vary depending on your individualized care plan.

Regenerative medicine therapies are generally self-pay services and are not covered by insurance or Medicare.

A regenerative medicine treatment using a live-cell preparation containing Multilineage-Differentiating Stress-Enduring (MUSE) cells, a rare subpopulation of mesenchymal stem cells.

Traditional MUSE Cell Therapy uses living MUSE cells, whereas some other regenerative therapies rely primarily on signaling molecules or acellular components.

Depending on your individualized treatment plan, therapy may be administered through IV push or targeted injection.

Your physician will determine candidacy after reviewing your medical history, physical examination, symptoms, and diagnostic imaging.

Most regenerative medicine procedures are completed in less than one hour, although timing varies depending on your personalized treatment plan.

No. It is a minimally invasive regenerative medicine treatment performed without traditional orthopedic surgery.

Most patients describe strong pulses over the treatment area — brief and well-tolerated, with no anesthesia needed and no downtime afterward.

Protocols vary by condition; many tendon and heel-pain protocols involve a short series of weekly sessions. Your specialist will map this out at your evaluation.

Minimal — most patients return to normal activity right away, with temporary soreness possible after shockwave sessions.

Yes — combination protocols are common and often produce synergistic results. Your plan will sequence therapies for the best outcome.

Weakened vein valves and venous reflux cause blood pooling; risk factors include genetics, pregnancy, prolonged standing, and age.

Medical care treats symptoms and circulation problems and is often covered by insurance; cosmetic care improves appearance and is usually elective.

Most procedures use local anesthesia or numbing techniques and involve minimal discomfort; post-procedure soreness is usually mild.

Patients often resume light activity the same day, with specific guidance based on the procedure performed.

Peripheral neuropathy symptoms including burning or tingling, numbness, sharp or shooting pain, and weakness or instability.

Medications often mask symptoms. This program combines systemic IV support, regenerative injections, laser, ultrasound, and diagnostics to target the root cause of nerve damage.

If improved, monthly maintenance options are available. Partial improvement may warrant additional regenerative injections. A persistent focal nerve issue may be evaluated for a targeted nerve release procedure.

No referral is needed — book a consultation directly and our team will evaluate whether the program fits your situation.

Our physician-supervised solutions include compounded therapies and FDA-approved GLP-1 medications such as Ozempic®, Zepbound®, and Wegovy® — prescribed only when appropriate for you.

Plans start at $239 per month; your exact program depends on the medication and monitoring plan your physician recommends.

GLP-1 therapy should always be prescribed and monitored by a qualified medical professional. Outcomes and treatment response differ from person to person — our physicians screen carefully and monitor you throughout.

Many patients notice appetite changes within the first two weeks and early weight loss over the first month; individual results vary.

Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as signaling molecules in the body. Peptide therapy uses targeted, physician-prescribed protocols to support processes like tissue repair, inflammation control, sleep, and recovery.

Peptide programs start at $249 per month. Your exact protocol and cost are set at consultation based on your goals.

Yes. Every protocol is prescribed and monitored by our physicians, and compounds are sourced from licensed U.S. 503A/503B pharmacies.

Yes — peptide protocols are frequently paired with regenerative injections, shockwave or laser therapy, IV therapy, and rehabilitation. Our team coordinates the timing.

Candidacy depends on your medical history, medications, and goals. Some patients are not appropriate for peptide therapy, and our physicians will tell you honestly at consultation.

Patients who value speed, privacy, and direct clinician access — including executives, athletes, and anyone wanting streamlined, bespoke care.

When clinically appropriate, yes — imaging, labs, and treatment planning are frequently completed in a single visit.

Concierge and bundled services are direct-pay with transparent pricing; many other services at the practice do work with major insurance — our team will walk you through both paths.

Bundles are structured around procedures and recovery programs so you know the full cost upfront — your coordinator will detail inclusions before you commit.

Most IV sessions last 30–60 minutes depending on the formula and infusion rate chosen.

Yes. All treatments are clinician-supervised, start with a medical pre-screen, and use sterile, pharmaceutical-grade solutions.

Many patients feel improvement within hours; some metabolic or cellular benefits develop over several days with follow-up sessions.

Yes. IV therapy can complement rehabilitation, recovery plans, or other medical treatments — we will coordinate timing and compatibility.

Frequency depends on goals: acute recovery may need a short series, while maintenance can be monthly or as advised by your clinician.

Side effects are uncommon but can include mild bruising or temporary lightheadedness; clinicians monitor you closely during treatment.

Yes — tailored packages and protocols are available for athletic recovery, surgical recuperation, and chronic support programs.

Yes. We work with most major insurance providers and will help verify your coverage before treatment.

For uninsured services we offer flexible payment plans and transparent direct-pay options so care remains accessible.

Concierge and direct-pay services are offered with clear, upfront bundled pricing for procedures and recovery programs — no billing surprises.

Medical vein care that treats symptoms and circulation problems is often covered; cosmetic vein care is usually elective. We verify benefits for you.

Physician-supervised weight loss plans start at $239 per month, depending on the medication and monitoring your physician recommends.