Arkansas orthopedic and sports medicine group with clinics in Little Rock, North Little Rock and Cabot, offering surgery, physical therapy and PRP injections.
Martin Orthopedics is an orthopedic surgery and sports medicine practice treating patients at three Arkansas locations: Little Rock, North Little Rock and Cabot. The site describes a team of board-certified, fellowship-trained physicians working with physician assistants and nurse practitioners, and says the practice works closely with physical therapists during recovery.
Care covers both surgical and non-surgical treatment of bone, joint and soft-tissue problems. Surgical services listed include total knee and hip replacement, arthroscopic (keyhole) surgery, shoulder surgery and fracture care, along with hand procedures such as carpal tunnel and trigger finger release, and foot and ankle care.
The practice lists regenerative medicine and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) among its services. PRP concentrates the platelets from a sample of your own blood before they are injected. No stem cell source is named anywhere on the site, and no named physician is listed with credentials on the pages reviewed, so both are worth asking about directly.
Only PRP is named; no stem cell source is stated.
The pages reviewed do not list physicians with their credentials; two surnames appear only inside patient reviews.
The practice has three Arkansas clinics: 5320 W Markham Drive, Little Rock 72205; 2504 McCain Boulevard Suite 101, North Little Rock 72116; and 205 Westport Drive Suite 1, Cabot 72023. Physical therapy is available alongside medical and surgical care. The website does not publish opening hours, the year the practice was founded, languages spoken other than English, or any international patient service.
No prices are published on the website. Surgery and therapy are usually billed to insurance; PRP and other regenerative injections often are not, so ask for the self-pay price in writing.
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.