A New Jersey non-surgical orthopaedic practice offering bone marrow and fat-derived cell treatments, platelet rich plasma and prolotherapy for joint and spine problems.
New Jersey Regenerative Institute describes itself as a regenerative medicine and non-surgical orthopaedic practice. According to the site, it concentrates on sports, spine and orthopaedic injuries, with particular attention to shoulders and knees.
The site lists a range of injection-based treatments rather than surgery. These include platelet rich plasma (prepared from the patient's own blood), prolotherapy, orthobiologics, bone marrow aspirate concentrate (a preparation made from the patient's own bone marrow) and micro-fragmented adipose tissue (processed from the patient's own fat). The clinic states that it also offers ozone therapy, shockwave therapy and in-office ultrasound assessment.
The orthobiologics page explains that the biological materials used come from bone marrow, adipose tissue and growth factors, and that treatments of this kind are commonly referred to as stem cell therapy. The site describes a recovery period of roughly four weeks of restricted activity after treatment. It does not claim particular success rates on the pages read.
The practice states plainly that regenerative treatments are not covered by medical insurance at this time. Note that the directory record lists Cedar Knolls as the city, but the address the clinic's own site gives is in Parsippany, a few miles away.
The site names the following problems among those it treats.
The site states that its cellular treatments use material taken from the patient's own bone marrow or fat, combined with growth factors, and that such treatments are commonly called stem cell therapy.
The site names two physicians at the practice.
The site gives a single suite address in an office building in Parsippany, New Jersey, with a direct telephone line and a fax number. It states that ultrasound assessment is carried out in the office, which indicates imaging and injection work is done on the premises. The pages read do not describe the size of the premises, any accreditation or an operating theatre.
The site does not publish prices. It states that regenerative treatments are not covered by medical insurance.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the Stem Cell Directory directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.