Orthopaedic Associates of Wisconsin is a large, multi-physician orthopaedic practice in south-eastern Wisconsin offering surgical and sports medicine care alongside a non-surgical regenerative injection service, according to its website.
According to its website, Orthopaedic Associates of Wisconsin is a large orthopaedic practice founded more than 60 years ago, operating from several locations across south-eastern Wisconsin including Waukesha, Brookfield, Germantown, Pewaukee, Mukwonago and Milwaukee. The site describes an in-house surgery centre, a walk-in "OrthoASAP" clinic, a dedicated spine centre, physical and occupational therapy, pain management, on-site imaging, bracing, workers' compensation services, and a virtual care option said to be available around the clock.
The practice treats a broad range of orthopaedic conditions, including problems of the knee, hip, shoulder, elbow, hand, wrist, foot, ankle, back and neck, as well as sports injuries and needs for joint replacement, the site states.
A dedicated regenerative medicine page describes several non-surgical, ultrasound-guided injection treatments delivered in an outpatient setting. These include platelet-rich plasma (PRP, a concentrate of growth factors prepared by spinning a sample of the patient's own blood), hyaluronic acid injections used as a joint lubricant, prolotherapy (injections of a concentrated sugar solution intended to encourage the body's own collagen production), and perineural injection therapy (a dextrose solution injected around irritated nerves). The site also lists myofascial techniques such as dry needling and various forms of hydrodissection, which uses injected fluid to separate compressed nerves or tendons from surrounding tissue. According to the site, this service is associated with one named physician. Notably, the site does not describe any treatment involving stem cells taken from bone marrow or fat tissue; its regenerative offering is built around PRP and related injection techniques rather than cell therapy in that stricter sense.
The site states that standard interventional procedures and hyaluronic acid injections are typically covered by major commercial insurance and Medicare, while it describes PRP and prolotherapy as usually classed by insurers as investigational or elective, offered instead under what it calls a transparent self-pay pricing model, without giving specific figures.
The site lists a wide range of orthopaedic and musculoskeletal conditions across its various specialty areas.
The site's regenerative medicine service is built around injection therapies rather than laboratory-processed stem cells; it does not describe using cells taken from bone marrow or fat tissue.
The site names one physician specifically associated with its regenerative medicine service; the wider practice includes many other orthopaedic subspecialists whose individual profiles were not reviewed within the pages fetched.
According to the site, Orthopaedic Associates of Wisconsin operates from multiple locations across south-eastern Wisconsin, with a main presence in Pewaukee and additional offices in Brookfield, Johnson Creek and Mukwonago, plus therapy sites in New Berlin, Germantown and Oconomowoc. The practice includes an on-site surgical centre and imaging services, alongside a virtual care option described as available around the clock.
The site states that standard interventional procedures and hyaluronic acid injections are typically covered by major commercial insurance and Medicare, while PRP and prolotherapy are described as usually classed by insurers as investigational or elective and offered under a self-pay pricing model; no specific prices are given.
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