Alternative Solutions to an Injury

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Advanced regenerative medicine using stem cells can help your body to heal itself. These cellular therapies have the ability to direct your own body to replace damaged or inadequate tissues and cells.  Wharton's Jelly contain stem cells and growth factors harvested from healthy babies' placenta tissue and are far more robust than the stem cells from your own aging body.

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Proven Program Benefits

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• Prevent or delay need for surgery

• Healing time cut down by as much as 50%

• Anti-Inflammatory / Pain management

• Repair muscles, ligaments and cartilage in body

• Shorten recovery time from extreme workout

 

Non Surgical Therapy

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Active athletes can’t afford the downtime of surgery. Our rapid recovery program is nonsurgical, requiring only an intramuscular (IM) injection or direct injection into the knee or shoulder by your doctor and utilizes what is considered the gold standard of stem cells that are expertly procured. These cells are young, robust, have the most healing power and don’t require the surgical downtime that other stem cell procedures require such as bone marrow and adipose (fat) require.  

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Common Sports Injuries Treated

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• Ligament Tears

• Knee / Meniscus Damage

• Muscle Tears

• Nerve Injury

• Rotator Cuff Injury

• Tendon Tears

• Ligament Tears

• Knee / Meniscus Damage

• Muscle Tears

• Nerve Injury

• Rotator Cuff Injury

• Tendon Tears

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

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Is it safe?

The products are rigorously tested to FDA guidelines. Thousands of patients have used these regenerative therapies with no adverse effects.

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How long does the procedure take?

Depending upon the area being treated, the procedure can be completed in an office visit. Your doctor will be able to provide details specific to your specific treatment.

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Does the procedure hurt?

The injectable therapies do not require any invasive procedures, resulting in less pain and a shorter procedure time.

 

When will I feel the benefits?

Depending upon the severity of the injury and your personal health, recovery time can vary. Patients have shown improvement in pain and mobility in 2-4 weeks. Your doctor can provide more information.