• Joint or Cartilage damaged from injury or wear and tear?
• Back problems?
• Disc problems?
• Pinched nerves?
• Worn-out joints?
• Difficulty walking or getting around?
• Out of action because of bad knees or joints?
• Ongoing pain despite medical treatment?
• Chronic pain because of joint issues?
• Withdrawal of golf or other sports because of joint issues?

Why Choose Regenerative Medicine.

The Non-Invasive Treatment Process with No Down Time

Regenerative medicine is an innovative process that involves using allograph tissues from the umbilical cord that contains fresh, vibrant mesenchymal stem cells to help your body regenerate areas of degeneration to get you back into the game of life. Our treatments will help normalize and bring back the function that these joints have lost such as your knee, hips, low back & neck spinal joints, and any other painful joint.

Since regenerative medicine is a minimally invasive nearly painless procedure, most patients are able to return to work immediately with only a little or no soreness.

• Your treatment begins with a comprehensive consultation with our physicians to discover your medical history and a review of your medical records. Then an examination will be performed so that we can understand what body part is not functioning optimally. If we determine that you are a good candidate for regenerative care a personalized treatment care plan will be determined by our examination findings.

• Next, you are introduced to our Nurse Practitioner Jennylle Zanzi for her evaluation who performs your injections.
• You will return in one week after your initial injection for evaluation of your injection site and start your post-care program. Our post-injection care programs with Laser, PEMF, Knee & Spinal traction, Pulse Wave and other modalities are determined by your condition and our examination findings. We are doing the latest enhanced treatment protocols to protect your investment. Our staff will follow up with you to track your weekly progress and to provide the necessary supplemental care for your recovery. We do this either in office or using our Virtual Visit Follow-up program.

Where Do Our Regenerative Products Come From?

Our Regenerative Allograph products are obtained from FDA regulated labs that use donated tissue from full-term C-Section deliveries and are regulated as a human cell, tissue, or cellular or tissue-based product (HCT/P) under 21 CFR Part 1271 and Section 361 of the Public Health Service Act.

Each donor is carefully screened, comprehensive medical and social histories are obtained, and tissues are procured, processed, and tested in accordance with FDA requirements to minimize potential risks of disease transmission to recipients by the lab.

Infectious disease testing is performed at a certified laboratory in accordance with the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments of 1998 (CLIA) and 42 CFR part 493.

Does it Contain Aborted Fetal Tissue? Are these Embryonic Stem Cells?

We would never use or want to use embryonic or aborted fetal tissue. Besides being illegal those tissues have a 100% failure rate for what we do. Our Regenerative Allograph products are obtained from donated tissue from full-term C-Section deliveries from healthy screened mothers and babies.

What Happens After My Injection?

Typically, the patient will return in one week so that we can evaluate the injection and start their rehab care with the various therapies to enhance and protect the injected allographic tissue effectiveness. The initial examination will determine what will be needed such as laser, Calmare, PEMF, Pulse Wave, etc. We will usually keep a patient under care and observation for 3-4 months following their initial injection.

How Long Does the Injection Procedure Take?

The injection itself takes 15-30 minutes depending on a number of areas we need to inject. All injections are done with local anesthesia. IV infusions usually take about 15-30 minutes.

How Long Does My Follow-up Therapy Visit Take?

After the initial Allograph Tissue injection, we will keep you under care for 3-4 months depending on need and to protect your investment. Rehab therapy takes approximately 1-2 hours depending on what is being done depending on that patient’s needs.

What Determines the Outcome Results of my Regenerative Treatment?

Factors that play a role in the speed and extent of success include, but are not limited to:

• Extent of Damage
• Location of Treatment
• Age
• Overall Health

Most of our patients respond very well to this course of care and unlike surgical or pharmaceutical approaches, experience pain relief in a short period of time, anywhere from a few weeks to several months.

Most importantly, you and the way that you care for your body and health play the largest role. Detrimental health behaviors like smoking, drinking, eating highly processed foods, a sedentary lifestyle can all play a part in your success.

Work closely with your Doctors and follow their ancillary care plans to a tee. Providing a superior environment for the Regenerative Allograph Injection to work in is the best way for you to contribute to your Regenerative Medicine Treatment Program.

When Should I Expect to See Results?

Each treatment and response are unique to that patient. No guarantee can be made of what results will be achieved or how soon results can be felt. However, many patients report that they begin to experience results within a week with fuller effects felt within 4 to 8 weeks. In cases where the condition being treated is more severe, the patient may notice results over a longer time frame, and in some cases seeing results in the 6-9 months’ time frame are possible.

Is Regenerative Therapy Safe?

Yes! Regenerative Allograph Injections have been used in medical practices for over 40 years. The first use was bone marrow transplants for various blood and immune disorders. There has never been an adverse reaction using allograph tissues from the umbilical cord from the company that we use.

Are There Side Effects?

Regenerative medicine has a very strong safety profile. When side effects are reported, they are mild and usually go away without any intervention.

FDA Regulations?

With more and more media coverage highlighting Regenerative Medicine, there is more false information and more countless myths to be debunked. We stay up to date with the latest FDA Regulations and Guidelines for Regenerative Medicine as this field continues to expand and we continue to discover more ways to harness the power of this new paradigm shift in healthcare.

At this time, the FDA regulates how the cells are processed, stored, and tested to protect patient safety and minimize the risk of any type of disease transmission. The FDA only “approves” medical devices and pharmaceuticals, and at this time, these cells do not fall under either category.