Boulder, Colorado clinic offering injections prepared from the patient's own bone marrow, fat and blood, processed in an on-site laboratory.
Boulder Biologics is an outpatient clinic in Boulder, Colorado, that offers orthobiologic treatments. Orthobiologic means a preparation made from the patient's own tissue - in this case bone marrow, fat or blood - which is then injected back into an injured or painful area. The clinic states it processes these samples in its own on-site laboratory and places the injections using imaging guidance.
The main treatments listed are bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMA), microfragmented adipose tissue (mFAT, prepared from the patient's own fat), and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) in several forms, including PRP combined with hyaluronic acid, low-dose PRP used for hydrodissection around nerves, and PRP eye drops. Prolotherapy and iron infusions for athletes are also offered. Separately, the clinic provides longevity medicine consultations focused on ageing-related biomarkers.
The clinic was co-founded in 2018 by Dr Jason Glowney and nurse practitioner Ryan Shiling. Dr Glowney also founded a separate non-profit research organisation, the Apeiron Research Center; Boulder Biologics itself is a treating clinic. The site describes some uses - for example for concussion, traumatic brain injury and long COVID - as investigational, and it publishes a page on United States Food and Drug Administration guidance on human cell and tissue products. No languages other than English and no international patient service are mentioned.
The list runs from joint pain to brain injury and post-viral illness. For anything beyond joint and tendon problems the clinic itself describes the use as investigational - ask what published evidence supports its use in your specific condition.
All preparations named on the site are autologous, meaning taken from the patient's own body.
The clinic is at 4745 Arapahoe Ave, Suite 300, Boulder, CO 80303, on the Boulder Community Health Foothills campus. It is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 8:00am to 5:00pm and closed on Wednesdays. Samples are processed in an on-site laboratory and injections are image-guided. The clinic was co-founded in 2018.
The clinic states plainly that most insurance plans do not cover these treatments and that it is a patient-pay practice. Actual prices are not published on the website, so you would need to ask for a written quote.
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.