A single-physician clinic in Bozeman, Montana offering ultrasound-guided injection treatments for pain, including platelet preparations, prolotherapy and what it calls stem cell therapy.
Bozeman Sport, Spine and Regenerative Medicine is a clinic at 2040 North 22nd Avenue, Suite 2, Bozeman, Montana, built around one physician, Dr Bradley Aylor. The site positions the practice within physical medicine and rehabilitation, combining injection treatments with physical medicine and sports medicine work.
The injection treatments described are platelet rich plasma (PRP, in which the platelet portion of the patient's own blood is isolated and concentrated), alpha-2 macroglobulin (A2M, described by the site as a large protein circulating in blood that breaks down enzymes involved in tissue destruction), prolotherapy (described as non-surgical ligament and tendon reconstruction by injection), percutaneous needle tenotomy (a minimally invasive ultrasound-guided needle procedure for long-standing tendon problems), and stem cell therapy.
The site's account of its stem cell treatment is thin. It describes stem cells in general terms as undifferentiated cells used to regenerate tissue, but does not state where the cells come from — whether from the patient's own bone marrow or fat, or from donor tissue. That is a material gap, and a prospective patient would need to ask what exactly would be injected and what its source is. The blood-derived treatments, by contrast, are clearly described as coming from the patient.
Dr Aylor's stated credentials are extensive: a medical degree with training the site attributes to the University of Utah and Brown University, a prior degree in physical therapy, graduate study in exercise physiology, board certification in four fields — sports medicine, physical medicine and rehabilitation, pain medicine and integrative medicine — and a registered musculoskeletal sonography credential. The site publishes no prices and makes no statement about insurance.
The site describes its focus in fairly general terms rather than listing specific diagnoses.
The site describes its blood-derived treatments clearly but does not say where the cells used in its stem cell therapy come from.
One physician is named.
The clinic is a suite-based outpatient office at 2040 North 22nd Avenue, Suite 2, Bozeman, Montana 59718. The site indicates that ultrasound is used to guide needle procedures, which implies imaging on the premises for injections, but it does not describe an on-site laboratory, any accreditation, or inpatient facilities.
The site publishes no prices and makes no statement about insurance cover for any of its injection treatments, so costs would have to be established with the clinic directly.
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.