A Bend, Oregon musculoskeletal and sports medicine practice, now trading as High Desert Sports and Spine, offering ultrasound-guided injections including platelet and stem cell treatments.
The practice at drjonswift.com is a non-surgical musculoskeletal and sports medicine clinic in Bend, Oregon. The site carries a practice update stating that it has rebranded — previously associated with Desert Orthopedics and now trading as High Desert Sports and Spine — while keeping the same location, hours and contact details. The address given is 1140 SW Simpson Avenue, Suite 100, Bend, Oregon.
According to the site, the practice focuses on minimally invasive, non-operative treatment of pain and sports injuries, covering the neck, lower back, muscles, tendons and joints. Ultrasound-guided injection is described as the core technique. Alongside regenerative injections, the site names the Tenex procedure, a percutaneous treatment for tendon problems and plantar fasciitis.
The site names platelet rich plasma (PRP, concentrated from a sample of the patient's own blood) and stem cell therapy as treatments offered, but its description of the latter is brief and promotional rather than specific. Critically, the site does not state where its stem cells come from — whether they are taken from the patient's own bone marrow or fat, or sourced from a donor tissue product. That is a gap a prospective patient would need to close by asking directly.
No prices, founding year or languages are published. The site states that the treating clinician is Dr Jon Swift Jr., a doctor of osteopathic medicine; independent listings describe him as a physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist.
The site lists the following among the problems it treats.
The site offers stem cell therapy and describes stem cells in general terms as the body's building blocks, but it does not state what kind of cells it uses or where they come from.
One clinician is named on the site.
The site describes a single outpatient clinic at 1140 SW Simpson Avenue, Suite 100, in Bend, Oregon, carrying out office-based ultrasound-guided injections and percutaneous tendon procedures. It notes that the premises, hours and contact details are unchanged after the rebranding to High Desert Sports and Spine. No operating theatre, laboratory or accreditation is described.
The site publishes no prices and makes no statement about cost or insurance coverage for its regenerative treatments. A prospective patient would need to ask the practice 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.