Downtown Orlando practice offering stem cell and platelet-rich plasma injections for joint and tendon pain, presented as an alternative to surgery.
The Orlando Center for Regenerative Medicine is a private practice in downtown Orlando, Florida. It offers a narrow set of services: stem cell therapy and platelet rich plasma (PRP) therapy, given as injections for painful joints, tendons and soft tissue. The site presents these as minimally invasive procedures offered as an alternative to surgery.
Platelet rich plasma is prepared by taking a sample of the patient's blood and concentrating the platelets before injecting them. The site refers generally to using the patient's own biological material. It does not, however, say where the stem cells come from — there is no mention of bone marrow, fat, umbilical cord tissue or exosomes anywhere on the page. If you are weighing up this clinic, the cell source and how the material is prepared are the questions to put to them first.
Three doctors are named on the site — Dr Anup Patel, Dr Jason Pirozzolo and Dr Brian White — but no medical qualifications, specialties or board certifications are listed alongside their names. The conditions addressed are all musculoskeletal and are mostly described by body area rather than by specific diagnosis.
The site advertises stem cell therapy but does not name the source of the cells.
Three doctors are named, but the site lists no qualifications or board certifications for any of them.
The clinic is at 801 North Orange Avenue, Suite 600 B, Orlando, Florida 32801, with a telephone number of 407-841-0001. Opening hours are Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, closed at weekends. No year of establishment is given, no languages other than English are named, and there is no described service for patients travelling from overseas.
No prices and no consultation fee are published on the website. Stem cell and platelet injections are normally paid for privately in the United States, so ask for a written quote for the full course before committing.
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.