The Wayne office of a New Jersey orthopaedic surgical group founded in 1982, offering bone marrow concentrate and platelet preparations alongside surgical care.
This record covers the Wayne office of the New Jersey Orthopaedic Institute, at 500 Valley Road, Suite 204. The group was founded in 1982 and runs offices in Wayne, Morristown, Butler, Hewitt, West Orange and Jersey City. It is a conventional orthopaedic surgical practice: shoulder, elbow, hand and wrist, hip, knee, spine and foot and ankle care, with sports medicine, arthroscopic surgery, joint replacement including robotic-assisted procedures, and on-site imaging.
Regenerative treatment sits inside that surgical practice under the heading orthobiologics, and the site's emphasis is on using biologic preparations to support healing during or after a procedure rather than as a separate business line. Its own pages describe bone marrow concentrate being used in procedures such as arthroscopic rotator cuff reconstruction with graft and open core decompression for bone problems, as well as in joint preservation.
The materials named are all taken from the patient. Bone marrow aspirate concentrate is prepared from the patient's own marrow, platelet rich plasma (PRP) from the patient's own blood, and Lipogems from the patient's own fat, described by the site as a system cleared by the United States Food and Drug Administration. All three are autologous (from the patient's own body), and no donor, umbilical cord or amniotic product appears anywhere on the pages reviewed.
Readers should note that the Wayne office shares one telephone number and one website with the group's other sites, and the site does not say which procedures are performed at which office, so it is worth confirming where a proposed biologic procedure would actually take place. The site names three clinicians across the group without full credentials, publishes no prices, and does not say whether the biologic component of a procedure is billed separately to the patient — which in the United States it frequently is.
The group covers the orthopaedic range, with biologic preparations presented mainly for cartilage, tendon and ligament problems and to support surgical healing.
The site states that it uses bone marrow aspirate concentrate from the patient's own marrow, platelet rich plasma from the patient's own blood, and Lipogems prepared from the patient's own fat tissue.
These are the clinicians named on the pages reviewed; the group is larger, and the site does not say which doctors work from the Wayne office or set out individual board certifications.
The Wayne office is at 500 Valley Road, Suite 204. The group describes on-site imaging and hospital partnerships — Hackensack Meridian Mountainside Medical Center, St Joseph's Health, Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center and Chilton Medical Center — where surgical procedures including robotic-assisted joint replacement are performed. Bone marrow harvesting and preparation would occur in a procedural or theatre setting; the site does not describe a cell processing laboratory of its own.
No prices are published and the site does not say whether the biologic part of a procedure is covered by insurance. Bone marrow concentrate, platelet and fat-derived preparations are commonly billed separately to the patient in the United States even when surgery is insured, so written clarification should be sought.
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.