The orthopaedics and sports medicine department of BayCare Clinic, offering ultrasound-guided PRP and bone marrow concentrate injections across five Wisconsin and Michigan locations.
The site describes the orthopaedics and sports medicine department of BayCare Clinic as offering non-surgical regenerative medicine treatments using ultrasound-guided injection techniques, across five locations in northeast Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
According to the site, its two main regenerative treatments are platelet-rich plasma (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood), used mainly for knee arthritis, rotator cuff injuries, tennis and golfer's elbow, Achilles tendonitis, plantar fasciitis and jumper's knee, and bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC), described as containing stem cells and other healing cells drawn from the patient's own bone marrow, usually from the pelvis, and used mainly for arthritis in major joints including the knee, hip, shoulder and ankle.
The site names one physician for this department and states that flexible spending accounts can be used to pay for these treatments, but that they are not typically covered by insurance.
The site separates these conditions by which treatment, PRP or BMAC, they are mainly used for.
The site states its bone marrow aspirate concentrate is drawn from the patient's own bone marrow, usually from the pelvis.
The department operates across five BayCare Clinic locations in northeast Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula: Green Bay, Marinette, Sturgeon Bay, Kaukauna and Manitowoc.
The site states that flexible spending accounts can be used to pay for these treatments, and that they are not typically covered by insurance, but it does not give specific prices.
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.