A Camp Hill, Pennsylvania pain and wellness practice and Regenexx affiliate, injecting the patient's own bone marrow and platelet preparations for joint and spine problems.
Advanced PainCare and BioHealth Institute is at 97 North 36th Street, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, telephone 717-791-2860, and is listed as a Regenexx affiliate. Regenexx is described on the clinic's own pages as a worldwide network of physicians providing non-surgical care for orthopaedic injuries, with a defined set of protocols using the patient's own cells. The clinic's stated aim for these procedures is to help patients avoid or delay orthopaedic surgery and shorten recovery time.
The clinic's own description of its cell therapy is reasonably specific. For the bone marrow procedure it refers to as Regenexx-SD, it states that stem cells are harvested from the hip bone marrow, concentrated, and then injected into the injured area under imaging guidance. For its platelet treatments, it states that platelet rich plasma (PRP) and platelet lysate contain growth factors taken from the patient's own blood. All of the cell-based material described is therefore autologous — from the patient's own body — and no donor-derived product is described.
Alongside the orthopaedic work, the practice offers around fifteen other services that sit outside orthopaedics altogether, including weight-loss programmes, intravenous vitamin therapy, microneedling, hair-growth treatment and testosterone replacement therapy. A prospective patient may want to keep those two strands separate when deciding what they are being offered and why.
The clinicians named are Dr Jean Louise Santo, a medical doctor board certified in anaesthesiology and pain medicine who trained at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital and the Medical College of Georgia and is also certified in age management medicine, and Jamie Shirey, a certified registered nurse practitioner. No prices are published; the site refers to a patient resource it calls free market prices without setting out figures on the pages reviewed, so a written quotation would need to be requested.
The clinic's pages are organised by body region and list the following.
The clinic states that its bone marrow procedure harvests stem cells from the hip bone marrow and concentrates them before image-guided injection, and that its platelet treatments use growth factors from the patient's own blood.
Two clinicians are named.
The site describes a single outpatient clinic at 97 North 36th Street, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, open Monday to Thursday from 8am to 4pm and closed Friday to Sunday, with telephone numbers 717-791-2860 and 855-330-5818. The setting is an office-based practice carrying out bone marrow aspiration and image-guided injections, together with intravenous therapy and aesthetic treatments. No operating theatre or on-site laboratory accreditation is described.
No prices are published on the pages reviewed. The site refers to a patient resource described as free market prices but does not set out figures, so a prospective patient would need to request a written quotation and confirm what, if anything, insurance would cover.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.