The regenerative medicine service within the orthopaedics department of Holy Family Memorial, a Wisconsin healthcare system, offering PRP and fat-derived stem cell injections for arthritis and soft-tissue injury.
The site describes this service as part of the orthopaedics department of Holy Family Memorial, a healthcare system in Manitowoc, Wisconsin, integrated with Froedtert ThedaCare. It offers platelet-rich plasma (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood) and alpha-2-macroglobulin injections (a blood-derived protein treatment described as intended to help slow the progression of arthritis), alongside stem cell injections harvested from the patient's own fat tissue.
According to the site, these treatments are aimed at soft-tissue injuries affecting muscles, tendons and ligaments, arthritis and other degenerative conditions. It names one orthopaedic physician associated with the department.
The site notes that these regenerative therapies are relatively new and are not often covered by commercial insurance, and it lists a wide range of languages supported for patients, including Spanish, French, Arabic, Chinese and Korean, among others.
The site lists these as the conditions its regenerative medicine treatments are aimed at.
The site states its stem cell injections are harvested from the patient's own fat tissue.
The service operates from the Harbor Town Campus of Holy Family Memorial, at 1650 S. 41st St., Manitowoc, Wisconsin, and is integrated with the wider Froedtert ThedaCare health system. The site states operating hours of Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The site states these therapies are relatively new and are not often covered by commercial insurance, but it does not give specific prices.
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.