A Kirkland, Washington interventional pain practice led by Dr Daniel Nelson, offering stem cell therapy and PRP alongside conventional pain procedures.
According to its website, this Kirkland, Washington practice is led by Dr Daniel Nelson, a physician the site describes as board-certified in pain medicine and anaesthesiology, working alongside physician assistant Sarah Goble. The practice focuses mainly on interventional pain medicine.
The site lists a range of pain procedures, including kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty (procedures to stabilise fractured spinal bones), spinal cord stimulators, ultrasound-guided injections, sympathetic nerve blocks and radiofrequency ablation (a technique that uses heat to reduce nerve pain signals). Alongside these, the site mentions stem cell therapy and platelet-rich plasma (PRP, a concentrate prepared from the patient's own blood) as regenerative options, described as alternatives to surgery for tissue repair.
The site does not name a specific stem cell type, state where any stem cells would come from, or explain how they are processed. A prospective patient interested specifically in stem cell therapy would need to ask the practice directly for these details. The site states that the practice accepts several insurance networks but does not publish self-pay prices.
The site lists the following conditions among those it treats:
The site mentions stem cell therapy as a regenerative option but does not name a specific cell type or describe where the cells come from.
The practice is located at 12911 120th Ave NE, Suite H-10, Kirkland, Washington. The site does not describe accreditation or languages spoken, but states that the practice accepts a number of insurance networks.
The site does not publish self-pay prices, though it states that the practice accepts a number of insurance networks.
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.