Orthobiogen's Oklahoma City clinic, described as Oklahoma's only Regenexx provider, offering bone marrow concentrate and platelet rich plasma injections for spine and joint problems.
Orthobiogen is a non-surgical orthopaedic practice that describes itself as Oklahoma's only Regenexx provider. Regenexx is a national network with its own protocols for preparing injections from a patient's own tissue. This entry covers the Oklahoma City clinic at 13100 North Western Avenue, Suite 300; the practice also has a site in south Tulsa.
The treatments listed are Regenexx bone marrow procedures, Regenexx platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood) and prolotherapy. The site states that the injections use material taken from the patient themselves, specifically platelet rich plasma and bone marrow concentrate containing the patient's own live stem cells. This is an entirely autologous approach, meaning everything injected comes from the patient's own body, with no donor or birth tissue products named. The purpose is described as helping patients avoid or delay orthopaedic surgery and shorten recovery.
Conditions covered are musculoskeletal and spinal: osteoarthritis of the knee, hip, shoulder, hand and wrist, foot and ankle and elbow; meniscus, rotator cuff, labral, ligament and tendon tears; herniated and bulging discs; spinal stenosis in the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine; and carpal tunnel syndrome. The practice frames these as alternatives to surgery; it does not publish success rates on the pages reviewed, and nothing here should be read as a promise of avoiding an operation.
One physician is named: Keley John Booth, MD, a native Oklahoman described as having 15 years of clinical experience in pain management and musculoskeletal injury and as having treated approximately twenty thousand patients across his career. The site mentions diagnostic equipment including high-frequency ultrasound, electromyography and digital spinal fluoroscopy, which are used to place injections accurately. No prices are published, and although the site refers to insurance resources it does not state what is covered.
The practice organises its conditions by body area; those below are named on its own and its Regenexx location pages.
The site states that its Regenexx procedures use the patient's own tissue, specifically bone marrow concentrate containing the patient's own live stem cells, and platelet rich plasma.
One physician is named for the practice, working across both Oklahoma sites.
The Oklahoma City clinic is at 13100 North Western Avenue, Suite 300, in the north of the city. The practice describes diagnostic and guidance equipment on site including high-frequency ultrasound, electromyography and digital spinal fluoroscopy, which matters for injection accuracy, and says its office staff have more than 125 years of combined healthcare experience between them. Bone marrow is drawn and processed in line with Regenexx network protocols, though the site does not describe the laboratory arrangements or name any accreditation.
No prices are published. The site points patients towards insurance information without stating what is covered, and Regenexx-type procedures are commonly paid for privately. A patient would need a consultation to be given 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.