A Las Vegas spine practice combining minimally invasive and open spinal surgery with interventional pain management, physical therapy and regenerative injection treatments.
Allegiant Spine Institute is a spine-focused practice in Las Vegas, Nevada. The site presents it as a multidisciplinary group built around the neck and back, bringing surgeons, interventional pain clinicians, physical therapists and imaging staff together under one organisation rather than as a single-doctor office.
According to the site, the practice covers a spectrum that runs from conservative care through to major surgery. It lists minimally invasive spinal surgery, more extensive spinal procedures such as fusions and reconstructions, interventional pain management injections, physical therapy and rehabilitation, and on-site diagnostic imaging. Regenerative medicine is presented as one option within that range rather than as the practice's main business.
The regenerative offering is advertised in broad terms. The site refers to stem cell technology and to platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood), but it does not set out what the cells are, where they come from, how they are collected or what a course of treatment involves. A reader trying to compare providers would have to ask the practice directly for those details.
The site states that the group has over 30 years of surgical experience behind it and that its associated surgery centre is Joint Commission accredited. Several pages of the site were under construction at the time of review, and some clinicians appear only in patient testimonials rather than in profiles, so the published information about the team is incomplete.
The site lists the following spine-related problems among those the practice treats.
The site advertises stem cell therapy and platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood) as part of its regenerative medicine service, but describes them only in general promotional terms.
The site names the following people, although the detail it gives varies a great deal between them.
The site lists several addresses in Las Vegas operating as one practice: a main office on Smoke Ranch Road, a second office on West Washington Avenue, a separate physical therapy suite in the Smoke Ranch Road building, and an associated surgery centre a short distance away on the same road. Keeping consultation, therapy and surgery within a few hundred metres of one another is presented as a convenience for patients moving between stages of care. The site says the surgery centre is Joint Commission accredited but gives no further description of the premises, equipment or inpatient arrangements.
The site gives no prices, price ranges or cost examples for any treatment, including its regenerative and stem cell services, and does not state whether insurance is accepted for them. Anyone considering treatment would need to contact the practice for 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.