The sports medicine arm of Banner Health, a large Arizona hospital system, offering platelet and bone marrow injections for tendon and joint problems.
Banner Health is a large non-profit hospital system operating across Arizona. This service sits within its sports medicine department and offers what are known as orthobiologic treatments: injections that use material taken from the patient's own blood or bone marrow.
The two main treatments described are platelet-rich plasma, concentrated from a blood sample, and bone marrow aspirate concentrate, drawn from the pelvis. The department also offers two ultrasound-guided tendon procedures, Tenex and TenJet, which remove or break up damaged tendon tissue through a very small opening rather than open surgery.
Because this is part of a hospital system, treatment is delivered through Banner's sports medicine and orthopaedic clinics at multiple sites, and patients are referred or book through the system's central scheduling.
Material is taken from the patient's own body. No donor, umbilical cord or amniotic product is described.
Services are offered through Banner Sports Medicine and Banner orthopaedic clinics at multiple sites across Arizona rather than from a single address. Appointments are arranged on (602) 640-0594. The page does not state a founding year for the service, languages spoken, or any international patient service.
No prices are published, but Banner states plainly that platelet-rich plasma and bone marrow concentrate injections are not covered by insurance, so patients pay for them themselves.
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.