A non-operative physical medicine and rehabilitation practice in Williamsville and Orchard Park, New York, offering regenerative injections including stem cell injections.
Buffalo Spine and Sports Medicine describes itself as a physical medicine and rehabilitation practice staffed by specialty-trained non-operative doctors dealing with bone, muscle, joint and nerve problems. Its main business is spine and musculoskeletal pain management rather than cell therapy, and regenerative injections are one part of a broader service that also includes image-guided spinal injections, radiofrequency ablation, electrodiagnostic testing and chiropractic care.
Within that range the site offers what it calls regenerative injection therapy and, separately, stem cell injections. It describes the stem cell procedure as taking cells from a healthy area and injecting them into the affected joint, and it states plainly that the cells must be drawn from bone marrow or fat. Unusually among clinic sites, it also says the cells may come either from the patient or from a compatible donor, which is a significant distinction a prospective patient should pin down before agreeing to treatment.
The conditions named include arthritis, muscle strains, torn soft tissue and general joint pain, along with the practice's wider spine work: neck pain, lower back pain, sciatica and tendon pain. Three physicians are named, all board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation, and two of them list regenerative medicine among their areas of practice.
The site makes no claims about success rates for the injections and publishes no prices. Because insurance usually covers the practice's conventional spine work but not regenerative injections, a patient would need to ask specifically which parts of a proposed plan are self-funded.
The practice deals with spine, joint, muscle and nerve pain; regenerative injections are offered for a subset of these.
The site states that cells for its stem cell injections must be drawn from bone marrow or fat, and that they may come either from the patient or from a compatible donor.
Three physicians are named, all board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation.
The practice runs two offices in the Buffalo area: 100 College Parkway, Suite 100, Williamsville, New York, and 200 Sterling Drive, Suite 200, Orchard Park, New York, with a general telephone number of (716) 626-0093. Its marketing also refers to patients from Hamburg, Clarence and Amherst. The Williamsville address is shared with Buffalo Regenerative Medicine, a separate aesthetics and regenerative practice with a common owner. The site describes an outpatient setting with diagnostic ultrasound and fluoroscopy available for guided injections, but does not publish accreditation or any detail about where cell products are prepared.
The site publishes no prices for stem cell injections or regenerative injection therapy, and does not say whether they are covered by insurance or must be paid for privately. Since much of the practice's other work is insurance-based, it is worth asking specifically which parts of a proposed plan are self-funded.
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.