An interventional pain clinic in Perrysburg, Ohio, part of a four-site practice, offering platelet, bone marrow and stem cell injections alongside conventional pain treatment.
Comprehensive Centers for Pain Management, which shortens its name to CC4PM, is a pain medicine practice with four sites - Toledo, Oregon and Perrysburg in Ohio and Monroe in Michigan. This listing is for the Perrysburg site at 1090 W South Boundary St., Suite 600, Perrysburg, OH 43551, contactable on 419-843-1370. The practice is first and foremost an interventional pain clinic staffed by anaesthetists and nurse practitioners; regenerative injections are one section of a service that is mostly conventional pain management, rehabilitation, infusions and counselling.
The regenerative medicine page names five treatments: platelet rich plasma (PRP, concentrated from a sample of the patient's own blood), stem cell therapy, prolotherapy, bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC, drawn from the patient's own bone marrow) and exosome therapy. For the cell treatments the site says the cells come from the patient's own bone marrow or fat tissue, which makes them autologous (from the patient's own body). It does not say where the exosomes used in exosome therapy come from, and exosome products are generally donor-derived and sold by outside suppliers, so anyone offered that treatment should ask what the product is, who makes it and what its regulatory status is.
The conditions described are musculoskeletal and pain-related: osteoarthritis, tendon problems including tennis elbow, injured joints and soft tissue, and recovery after operations such as rotator cuff repair. The page is brief and general, with no information on how many injections a course involves, how candidates are selected, or what the practice has observed in its own patients. Because the clinic also offers standard pain procedures, a patient can reasonably ask how an injection of this kind compares with the conventional options the same practice provides.
The practice names a substantial team on its site - four physicians, six advanced practice providers and a counsellor - with the founder and the medical director both board certified in anaesthesiology and pain medicine. What the site does not give is any indication of cost. There are no prices and no statement about insurance on the regenerative medicine page, which matters because the practice's conventional pain procedures are usually insured while regenerative injections usually are not. A written quotation and a clear statement of what is covered should be requested before treatment.
The conditions named on the regenerative medicine page are joint, tendon and chronic pain problems.
The site states that the cells used in its stem cell treatments are taken from the patient's own bone marrow or fat tissue, and that platelets are concentrated from the patient's own blood; it also offers exosome therapy without saying what that product is.
The practice lists the following team across its four sites; the site does not say which of them work at each location or which perform the regenerative injections.
The Perrysburg site at 1090 W South Boundary St., Suite 600, Perrysburg, OH 43551 is one of four outpatient clinics run by the practice, the others being in Toledo or Oregon, Ohio, and Monroe, Michigan. The setting described is an office and procedure clinic for injections, infusions and rehabilitation rather than a surgical or inpatient facility, and the practice also offers telemedicine appointments. The site gives no detail about treatment rooms, imaging equipment, or where and how blood, marrow or fat samples are processed, and states no accreditation. The website copyright notice runs to 2026, so the content appears current, but no founding year is given.
The site publishes no prices for any of the regenerative treatments and makes no statement about insurance cover on the pages reviewed. Because the same practice provides conventional pain procedures that are typically billed to insurance, a prospective patient should ask specifically which parts of the proposed treatment are insured and which must be paid privately, and request a written quotation.
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.