An Oklahoma City pain management clinic offering medication management, interventional injections and regenerative treatments including platelet rich plasma and what it calls stem cell therapy.
Oklahoma Pain Center is a pain management practice at 13921 North Meridian Avenue, Suite 100, in northern Oklahoma City. Its website presents three main areas of work: medication management for severe pain, interventional pain management using minimally invasive techniques, and what it labels regenerative therapy.
On its regeneration therapy page the clinic describes what it calls stem cell therapy as a treatment that uses the patient's own stem cells (autologous, meaning from the patient's own body) to reduce pain and inflammation and to repair damaged tissue. It also lists platelet rich plasma (PRP, concentrated from the patient's own blood) and exosome treatment, which the site describes as the latest development in restorative therapy. The site does not state which tissue the stem cells are harvested from, whether bone marrow, fat or another source, so a prospective patient would need to ask directly.
Conditions named in connection with the regenerative service include joint pain and osteoarthritis, bursitis and tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, sacroiliac joint pain and rotator cuff injury. Elsewhere the site refers more broadly to chronic headaches, facial pain, neck and lower back pain, and muscle, bone and nerve pain. The claims about reducing pain and repairing tissue are the clinic's own; the site publishes no outcome figures and none should be inferred.
The site names one clinician, S. Blake Kelly, MD, described as a pain management specialist. On cost, the clinic states plainly that insurance does not cover the regenerative treatments, while offering financing options and noting that a health savings account may be used towards them. No actual prices are published.
The following conditions are named across the clinic's pain management and regenerative therapy pages.
The site describes its regenerative therapy as using the patient's own stem cells to reduce pain and inflammation and to repair damaged tissue.
Only one clinician is named on the practice's team page.
The clinic works from a single suite at 13921 North Meridian Avenue in northern Oklahoma City. The site gives opening hours of Monday to Friday, 8am to 4.30pm, with a closure between noon and 1pm each day, and publishes one telephone number and one email address for enquiries. It does not describe its treatment rooms, any on-site laboratory or cell-processing arrangements, or any accreditation.
The site states that insurance does not cover its regenerative treatments, that financing options are offered, and that a health savings account may be used towards the cost. It publishes no actual prices, so a patient would need to contact the clinic for a figure.
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.