A multi-site Phoenix-area interventional pain practice whose Scottsdale clinics list stem cell therapy among their regenerative medicine treatments.
Arizona Pain, which the site also calls Arizona Pain Specialists, LLC, is an interventional pain management practice with clinics across the Phoenix metropolitan area. Its locations page lists two Scottsdale sites — a clinic at 9787 North 91st Street, Suite 101, Scottsdale, Arizona 85258, on (480) 245-6132, and the Hayden Surgery Center at 10611 North Hayden Road, Suite D102, Scottsdale, Arizona 85260, on (480) 687-0919 — together with clinics in Anthem, Arrowhead and Peoria, Biltmore in Phoenix, Chandler (two sites), Gilbert, Glendale and Lake Pleasant. A central scheduling line, (480) 563-6400, is given for all of them.
Most of the practice's published material concerns interventional pain procedures: radiofrequency ablation, spinal cord stimulation, minimally invasive lumbar decompression, epidural steroid injections, nerve blocks, sacroiliac joint fusion and vertebroplasty, alongside programmes intended to reduce or avoid opioid use.
On the question of cell therapy, an article on the practice's own site states that it provides advanced regenerative medicine treatments such as platelet rich plasma therapy (prepared from the patient's own blood) and stem cell therapy, to promote healing and repair damaged tissue, particularly in joints and soft tissues. The site does not say what the stem cells are, where they are obtained, or whether they are taken from the patient (autologous) or from a donor (allogeneic). A dedicated regenerative treatments page listed by search engines returned a not-found error when checked, so the detail of the offer could not be read.
Dr Justin Thompson is named on the site as the practice's chief executive. The site does not state when the practice was founded or what languages are spoken.
The site describes its work in broad terms, as the treatment of chronic pain and of joint and soft tissue problems.
The site says it offers stem cell therapy among its regenerative medicine treatments, but gives no detail about the cells themselves.
The site carries individual biographies for a larger group of pain physicians and advanced practice providers; only the chief executive is named on the pages read.
The practice presents itself as a group of clinics across the Phoenix metropolitan area, including two sites in Scottsdale, one of which is described as a surgery centre. Each clinic is listed with its own telephone number, and a central patient concierge line handles scheduling. The pages read describe no laboratory or cell processing arrangements and state no accreditation.
The pages read say nothing about the cost of stem cell therapy or whether it is covered by insurance.
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.