A long-established Louisville orthopaedic group with four offices that offers bone marrow concentrate injections and platelet rich plasma alongside surgery and physical therapy.
Ellis & Badenhausen Orthopaedics is an orthopaedic group practice with three offices in Louisville, Kentucky and one across the river in New Albany, Indiana. The site names nine physicians and describes the practice as covering sports injury, arthroscopic and reconstructive surgery, joint replacement, physical therapy and bracing.
Regenerative medicine is set out as a distinct service. According to that page the practice offers stem cell therapy in the form of bone marrow aspirate concentrate, which it describes as using regenerative cells to support tissue repair and to reduce inflammation in joints and soft tissues, alongside platelet rich plasma prepared from the patient's own blood.
The conditions named for these injections are orthopaedic: arthritis and joint degeneration, tendon injuries including rotator cuff, Achilles and tennis elbow, ligament injuries, long-standing soft tissue inflammation, and sports or repetitive strain injuries. The practice describes the treatments as advanced biologic and injection-based care intended to support the body's own healing.
The site keeps its claims modest and does not publish outcome figures or success rates. It also does not say which of its nine physicians carry out the injections, does not describe how the bone marrow is drawn or processed, and gives no prices or insurance information. A patient would need to ask about all three.
The site names the following as the problems its biologic injections are used for.
The site describes its regenerative medicine service as advanced biologic and injection-based treatment intended to support the body's natural healing, and names bone marrow aspirate concentrate as its cell-based option.
The site describes the group as fellowship-trained orthopaedic surgeons and specialists but does not say which of them perform the biologic injections.
The practice runs four offices, three in Louisville and one in southern Indiana, each with published opening hours. The site describes fellowship-trained surgeons, physical therapy and performance health services on site, but does not state any accreditation, name a laboratory, or say which office is used for injection procedures.
The site publishes no prices for its biologic injections and says nothing about whether they are covered by insurance.
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.