A holistic and functional medicine clinic in Murfreesboro, Tennessee offering platelet rich plasma and umbilical cord Wharton's jelly products alongside non-injection pain therapies.
Magnolia Medical Center is a holistic and functional medicine clinic at 1524 Williams Drive, Suite 102, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, open Monday to Thursday morning and afternoon. Its regenerative medicine service is one part of a broader integrated pain management and wellness practice: alongside the injections it offers shockwave therapy, pulsed electromagnetic field therapy, spinal and knee decompression and targeted rehabilitation exercise programmes.
Two distinct kinds of material are described. Platelet rich plasma (PRP) is autologous, meaning it comes from the patient's own body: the site describes it as a concentrated preparation of the patient's own platelets, rich in growth factors, used for joint, tendon and ligament injuries. The second is a human cellular and tissue product derived from Wharton's jelly, the tissue inside the umbilical cord, which is allogeneic — from a donor. The site also names a branded product called VittiPure, which it describes as an alternative to conventional platelet rich plasma without explaining what it contains.
A reader should note what the site does not say. It does not state where the Wharton's jelly product is sourced or by whom it is supplied, does not say whether it contains living cells, and makes no statement on the page reviewed about the regulatory or investigational status of the donor-derived product. The earlier directory notes for this listing described placental and amniotic stem cells, which was not what the current page says, so the cell sourcing should be confirmed with the clinic directly.
The conditions listed are musculoskeletal and pain related: knee osteoarthritis, low back pain, neck pain, shoulder and rotator cuff injuries, arthritis generally, tendon and ligament injuries, disc degeneration, long-standing injuries and reduced mobility. No clinician is named with credentials on the regenerative page reviewed, and the earlier directory note naming Dr David Morris could not be verified there. No prices are published.
The regenerative page lists joint, spinal and soft tissue pain problems.
The site describes two sources: platelet rich plasma concentrated from the patient's own blood, and a human cellular and tissue product derived from Wharton's jelly, the tissue inside the umbilical cord, which it presents as providing regenerative signalling.
No clinician is named with credentials on the regenerative medicine page reviewed; earlier directory records named Dr David Morris, which could not be confirmed there, so a prospective patient should ask who would deliver the treatment.
The clinic is an outpatient holistic and pain management practice at 1524 Williams Drive, Suite 102, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, open Monday to Thursday from half past eight in the morning to half past twelve and again from two to half past five. The range of equipment implied by the service list includes shockwave, pulsed electromagnetic field and spinal and knee decompression apparatus, alongside facilities for blood draws and injections. Because the donor-derived tissue product is bought in, no on-site cell processing laboratory is described, and the site states no accreditation or languages.
The site publishes no prices and makes no statement about cost or insurance on the regenerative medicine page. A prospective patient would need to contact the clinic for a quotation.
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.