A Regenexx-affiliated pain management and regenerative orthopaedics practice with a Shelby Township, Michigan office, using image-guided injections of bone marrow concentrate and concentrated platelets.
Macomb Pain Management and Regenexx is a Michigan pain management practice that also offers non-surgical regenerative orthopaedic injections. This entry covers its Shelby Township office at 8152 25 Mile Road, Suite B, Shelby Township, Michigan 48316; the same website also lists offices in Ypsilanti and Grand Rapids, and a single telephone number, (248) 617-0511, is given for all of them.
The practice is part of the Regenexx network, a national group of licensed physicians working to a shared set of injection protocols. The site describes the work as non-surgical and image-guided, meaning injections are placed with the help of imaging so that the material reaches a particular structure inside a joint, tendon or the spine. It states that Regenexx began using bone marrow concentrate for common orthopaedic problems in 2005 and cites a figure of more than 158,950 Regenexx procedures performed since then; that total refers to the whole network rather than to this practice.
Two procedure families are named. The site says Regenexx-SD uses bone marrow taken from the back of the patient's own hip, an autologous source (from the patient's own body), which contains stem cells and is concentrated before being injected under imaging guidance. Regenexx-SCP is described as a concentrated platelet preparation together with platelet lysate, made from the patient's own blood, which the site presents as more concentrated and purer than platelet rich plasma (PRP, also prepared from the patient's own blood) produced by automated bedside machines. The site's own educational material discusses whether bone marrow concentrate should properly be called stem cell therapy, and it states plainly that, like all medical procedures, these procedures have a success and a failure rate. No outcome figures for individual patients are given.
Dr Syed Moosavi is the only clinician named, described as a licensed Regenexx physician. Prospective patients are directed to complete a candidacy form or to telephone the practice, and the site says the offices can be called between 8am and 4pm Monday to Friday. The site does not publish prices, does not say when this practice itself was established, and does not list languages spoken or any facility accreditation.
The site lists conditions mainly by body area.
The site says its principal cell-based procedure uses bone marrow taken from the back of the patient's own hip, which is concentrated and then injected under imaging guidance.
The site names one physician and does not list other clinical staff.
The Shelby Township office is one of three Michigan locations listed on the same website, at 8152 25 Mile Road, Suite B, Shelby Township, Michigan 48316. It is presented as an outpatient clinic where injections are carried out under imaging guidance; bone marrow and blood are taken and processed on the day of treatment, although the site does not describe the laboratory, the equipment or who performs the processing. All three offices share the telephone number (248) 617-0511, and the site asks patients to call between 8am and 4pm Monday to Friday. No accreditation, hospital affiliation or overnight facility is mentioned.
The site publishes no prices and gives no price range. Prospective patients are asked to complete a candidacy form or telephone the practice, so cost would be discussed individually. The directory note about a free patient information packet could not be confirmed on the site.
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.