Non-surgical knee pain clinic group whose published protocol centres on image-guided hyaluronic acid injections, bracing and rehabilitation rather than stem cell therapy.
Flexogenix is a group of non-surgical orthopaedic clinics that concentrate on knee pain, with a location listed in Atlanta, Georgia. The site says treatment is provided by board-certified physicians and that the clinics deliberately avoid surgery, offering injections and rehabilitation instead.
The treatment the site describes in most detail is its Knee-Flex 5-Step Protocol. This centres on hyaluronic acid injections, sometimes called viscosupplementation, in which a gel-like fluid similar to the natural lubricant in the joint is injected into the knee. Injections are given with live medical imaging so the needle can be guided into the joint space. The protocol also includes an assessment of knee alignment, a custom brace, an anti-gravity treadmill described as Zero G-Flex, rehabilitation to restore movement, and follow-up treatment for remaining pain.
Readers looking specifically for stem cell therapy should note that the pages reviewed describe hyaluronic acid, not cell therapy: no stem cell, bone marrow, fat-derived or umbilical cord treatment is named. Other parts of the site could not be read because of technical faults with the server, and no individual doctor or Atlanta street address appeared on the page that could be read. Independent press reporting has also covered a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing by the company, so it is worth confirming directly that the Atlanta location is open before travelling.
No stem cell or other cell-based treatment is described on the pages that could be read.
The site refers to board-certified physicians but names none on the pages that could be read; a physician listing page returned a redirect loop.
Flexogenix operates as a multi-location clinic group with a location listed in Atlanta, Georgia. The locations page could not be read because of a server security certificate fault, so no Atlanta street address, opening hours, founding year or language information could be confirmed from the site. Anyone considering this provider should telephone first to confirm the Atlanta clinic is open and to obtain its address.
The site states that the initial consultation is free with no obligation, and says Medicare and most major insurance plans cover the injection treatment it describes. No self-pay price for a full course of treatment is published.
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.