A single-surgeon orthopaedic and sports medicine practice in the Clear Lake area of Houston, offering joint replacement, arthroscopy and an unspecified regenerative medicine service.
Bay Oaks Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine is a private orthopaedic practice at 1051 Pineloch Drive in the Clear Lake area of south-east Houston, Texas. The site states it was established in 2000 and is built around one board-certified orthopaedic surgeon, Dr Anthony S. Melillo.
The practice is primarily a surgical one. Most of what the site describes is conventional orthopaedics: total hip, knee and shoulder replacement, robotic-assisted joint replacement using the MAKO system, arthroscopic knee and shoulder surgery, rotator cuff repair, anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction and fracture and trauma care. Sports medicine and shockwave therapy are also offered.
Regenerative medicine appears on the service list, but the site gives no detail about it. Across the pages reviewed it does not say whether the treatment uses the patient's own bone marrow or fat, platelet rich plasma (PRP, concentrated from a sample of the patient's own blood), or a donor-derived product such as amniotic or umbilical tissue. It does not describe how anything is collected or processed, and it makes no claims about results. Anyone considering cell treatment here would have to establish from the practice what is actually being offered.
The site is clear about insurance, listing several major plans accepted, which suggests the practice functions mainly as an insurance-based orthopaedic clinic rather than a private-pay regenerative centre. It publishes no prices.
The conditions listed are orthopaedic and sports-related.
The site lists regenerative medicine as a service but does not say what it involves, so nothing can be reported about its cell therapy beyond the fact that it is offered.
One surgeon is named on the site.
The practice occupies a suite at 1051 Pineloch Drive in south-east Houston, near the Clear Lake and Bay Area communities it is named for. The site describes a standard outpatient orthopaedic office with consultation and treatment rooms; robotic joint replacement surgery is carried out using the MAKO system, though the site does not say at which hospital or surgical centre operations take place. No laboratory or cell processing facility is described.
No prices are published for regenerative medicine or any other service. The site lists a number of major insurance plans it accepts, but does not say whether regenerative treatment falls within that cover; this would need to be confirmed with the practice.
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.