A Beverly Hills orthopaedic and sports medicine practice founded in 2010, offering joint surgery alongside injection and regenerative treatments.
Meier Orthopedic Sports Medicine is an orthopaedic surgery practice in Beverly Hills, California, founded in 2010 and led by Dr. Steven Meier. Orthopaedics covers bones, joints, muscles and tendons, and this practice concentrates on sports injuries and on keyhole surgery, known as arthroscopy, in the shoulder and knee.
The surgical work includes arthroscopic shoulder and knee procedures, total shoulder replacement, knee replacement, subchondroplasty (an injection of bone filler into damaged bone beneath a joint) and autologous chondrocyte implantation, a two-stage procedure that grows a patient's own cartilage cells and puts them back.
Alongside surgery, the practice offers a group of non-surgical treatments: platelet-rich plasma, made from a spun-down sample of the patient's own blood; bone marrow aspirate concentrate, drawn from the patient's own bone marrow; stem cell therapy; peptide therapy; Class IV laser therapy; and acoustic shockwave therapy. The site presents these as ways to avoid surgery or to support recovery from it. It does not set out the source of the cells used in the stem cell therapy beyond the bone marrow route, nor which specific conditions each injection treatment is used for.
The practice is at 8641 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 215, Beverly Hills, California 90211, and was founded in 2010. The website displays a five-star rating drawn from 130 reviews; this is a self-published figure taken from review platforms and has not been independently verified. Opening hours, languages spoken and any services for patients travelling from abroad are not stated.
No prices or consultation fees are published on the website. Ask specifically about the cost of platelet-rich plasma, bone marrow and stem cell treatments, as these are commonly not covered by health insurance.
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