A long-established orthopaedic group in the Memphis area of Tennessee whose orthobiologics service publishes fixed per-session prices for platelet and bone marrow injections.
Campbell Clinic Orthopaedics is a large, long-standing orthopaedic group serving the Memphis area of Tennessee and adjoining parts of Mississippi, with sites the site names as East Memphis, Germantown, Collierville, Arlington, Wolf River, the Medical Center, Olive Branch and Southaven. Its orthobiologic care service sits inside that practice rather than operating as a stand-alone cell clinic, which means a patient can be assessed surgically and non-surgically in the same place.
What distinguishes this listing from most in the directory is price transparency. The site publishes a fixed charge for each option: platelet rich plasma (PRP, concentrated platelets prepared from the patient's own blood) at six hundred and fifty United States dollars per session, bone marrow aspirate stem cell concentrate (BMAC) at three thousand nine hundred dollars per session, prolotherapy at four hundred and fifty dollars, platelet poor plasma at six hundred and fifty dollars, and extracorporeal shockwave therapy at two hundred dollars. Publishing figures like this lets a patient compare cost directly against other providers, most of which do not.
All the biologic options described are autologous, meaning the material comes from the patient's own body. Bone marrow aspirate concentrate is described as stem cells, which the site also calls medicinal signalling cells, harvested from the pelvic bone marrow; the site describes this as the gold standard and says it has extensive research support, which is the site's own characterisation rather than an independent assessment. Platelet rich plasma and platelet poor plasma are both prepared from the patient's blood, the latter described as useful for acute muscle tears.
The conditions named are arthritis, degenerative joint disease, ligament or tendon sprains and cartilage injuries, along with chronic pain from joint and tendon damage. Eight physicians are listed in connection with the service, with Carlos E. Rivera named as specialising in orthobiologics. The page reviewed gives no insurance information, so although the prices are published a patient should confirm whether any part is claimable.
The orthobiologics page names a focused set of joint and soft tissue problems rather than a broad condition list.
The site states that its bone marrow aspirate stem cell concentrate uses stem cells, which it also calls medicinal signalling cells, harvested from the patient's own pelvic bone marrow, and that its platelet preparations are made from the patient's own blood.
The page lists eight physicians in connection with the orthobiologics service but names only one, Carlos E. Rivera, as an orthobiologics specialist; a prospective patient would need to check the group's physician directory for the others and their subspecialties.
The orthobiologics service operates within a large multi-site orthopaedic group in the Memphis area. The site lists locations at East Memphis, Germantown, Collierville, Arlington, Wolf River and the Memphis Medical Center in Tennessee, and at Olive Branch and Southaven in Mississippi; the directory's entry points to the East Memphis site at 585 South Mendenhall Road. Because the service is part of a full orthopaedic practice, imaging, surgical and rehabilitation facilities sit alongside it. The page reviewed does not describe a dedicated cell processing laboratory or state accreditation, and no languages are mentioned.
The site publishes per-session prices, which is unusual in this field: platelet rich plasma six hundred and fifty United States dollars, bone marrow aspirate stem cell concentrate three thousand nine hundred dollars, platelet poor plasma six hundred and fifty dollars, prolotherapy four hundred and fifty dollars and extracorporeal shockwave therapy two hundred dollars. The page gives no insurance information, and the figures read as self-pay charges, so a patient should confirm what is included and whether more than one session is expected.
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.