An Oklahoma interventional pain practice offering bone marrow concentrate containing the patient's own mesenchymal cells, alongside platelet rich plasma and spine pain treatment.
Align Interventional Pain is an interventional pain practice in Oklahoma. The site lists two offices: one on East Memorial Road in Oklahoma City, which it describes as the Edmond office, and one in Enid.
The practice's regenerative medicine page sets out two treatments. The first is platelet rich plasma, which the site describes as platelets concentrated from the patient's own blood. The second is bone marrow aspirate concentrate, which the site says uses the patient's own mesenchymal stem cells to assist with and speed recovery. Both are therefore described as autologous, that is taken from the patient's own body.
According to the site, these treatments are used for chronic tendon injuries, degenerative disc disease, spine pain, and pain in the knees, hips, shoulders and sacroiliac joints, including discogenic back pain. The wider practice also covers interventional pain treatment and opioid management.
The page names Dr Pollard as the physician for consultations. It gives no prices and makes no claims about success rates.
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The site states that its bone marrow aspirate concentrate uses the patient's own mesenchymal stem cells drawn from bone marrow.
The page names one physician and gives no further credentials.
The site describes two offices. The Edmond office is given at 1810 E. Memorial Road, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73131, and a second office at 102 S. Van Buren St., Suite 2, Enid, Oklahoma 73073. Each has its own telephone number and the practice gives an email address for patients. The pages read do not describe the premises further or state any accreditation.
The regenerative medicine page does not disclose what treatment costs.
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.