The Newmarket, New Hampshire office of a two-site interventional pain management practice that lists stem cell therapy among its treatments.
Pain Specialty Group is an interventional pain management practice with two New Hampshire offices; this record covers the Newmarket site at 60 Exeter Road, Building 300. The practice's main work is conventional pain medicine: epidural and joint injections, radiofrequency and nerve procedures, physiotherapy, botulinum toxin injection and ketamine infusion, with telehealth appointments also offered.
Stem cell therapy appears in the practice's list of services. The site describes stem cells only in general terms, as cells able to change into other specific cell types, and says the treatment is an outpatient procedure in which the provider injects the material into the affected area. It lists joint damage and arthritis, muscle, ligament and tendon injuries, back injuries and shoulder, hip or knee pain as the problems it would be used for.
The important gap is the cell source. The site does not state what the stem cells are, or where they come from — whether they are taken from the patient's own bone marrow or fat, or bought in as a donor product such as umbilical cord tissue. That distinction matters for cost, for regulation and for what is actually being delivered, so a prospective patient should ask for the source and the product name in writing before agreeing to treatment. No outcome figures are published, which is appropriate, and no prices are given.
Two physicians are named across the practice's pages. Because the two offices share a single telephone number and website, it would be sensible to confirm which procedures are actually performed at the Newmarket site and which require travelling to the Newington office.
The practice covers the range of a pain medicine clinic, and also lists ketamine infusion for depression.
The site says stem cell therapy is given as an outpatient injection but describes stem cells only in general terms; it does not state the cell type or source.
Two physicians are named across the practice's site; it does not say which of them works at which office.
The Newmarket office is at 60 Exeter Road, Building 300, in Newmarket, New Hampshire, and is presented as an outpatient pain management clinic where injections and infusions are given. The site gives no description of procedure rooms, imaging or laboratory facilities at this specific address, and it is not clear from the site which treatments are available here rather than at the practice's Newington office.
The site publishes no prices and makes no statement about the cost of stem cell therapy or whether insurance covers it. As cell-based injections are usually self-funded in the United States even in an insurance-based pain practice, a written quote should be requested.
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.