A non-surgical sports medicine and musculoskeletal practice with three Mississippi offices, offering ultrasound-guided injections including platelet rich plasma and bone marrow aspirate.
Mississippi Motion describes itself as a sports medicine and musculoskeletal practice built around precision diagnosis, conservative treatment and in-office procedures carried out without surgery. It operates from three offices in Mississippi, with Hattiesburg given as the headquarters and clinics in Magee and Madison. The practice is led by a single physician, Dr Chris Penton.
Diagnostic ultrasound is central to the way the practice is presented: imaging is used both to make the diagnosis and to guide needles during treatment. Alongside the biologic injections, the site lists a group of minimally invasive, ultrasound-guided devices and procedures — Tenex and TenJet for tendon problems, Sonex for carpal tunnel syndrome and trigger finger, and ultrasound-guided fascia injections — as well as conventional pain management procedures.
For regenerative treatment the site names platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood) using what it calls an advanced double-spin preparation, bone marrow aspirate (BMA) containing mesenchymal stem cells taken from the hip, prolotherapy using dextrose injections, and peptide therapy. All the cell-based material is autologous, meaning it comes from the patient's own body, and the site is clearer than most about where it is taken from. It does not, however, publish treatment protocols, injection numbers or outcome data.
The site does not state prices for the biologic injections and does not list the insurers it works with on the pages reviewed. Because the practice also offers insurance-billable procedures, a prospective patient would need to ask which parts of a proposed treatment plan are covered and which are self-funded, and to get the cost of any biologic injection in writing.
The conditions named are musculoskeletal and sports-related rather than systemic.
According to the site, its cell-based treatment is bone marrow aspirate containing mesenchymal stem cells, taken from the patient's own hip and injected under ultrasound guidance.
One physician is named across all three offices.
The practice runs three outpatient offices in Mississippi, with Hattiesburg described as the headquarters and the Magee and Madison sites used on set days of the week. These are consulting and procedure rooms rather than surgical facilities: the emphasis throughout is on in-office, ultrasound-guided work with same-day discharge. The site does not describe a laboratory, so bone marrow and blood preparations are presumably processed at the point of care, but this is not stated.
No prices are published for the biologic injections, and the pages reviewed do not list accepted insurers. Because the practice mixes insurance-billable procedures with biologic injections that insurers usually exclude, a prospective patient should ask for a written breakdown of what is covered and what is not.
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.