The Westerville office of Pain Zero, a central Ohio interventional pain practice offering platelet and bone marrow injections alongside nerve blocks and spinal procedures.
Pain Zero is an interventional pain management practice in central Ohio, and this entry covers its Westerville office at 450 Alkyre Run Drive. It is worth understanding the context: regenerative injections are one item in a broad chronic pain service that also includes epidural steroid injections, nerve blocks, spinal cord stimulation, minimally invasive spine procedures and medication management. A patient attending would be assessed by a pain physician who can offer conventional interventional options as well as biological ones, which is different from a clinic that sells only cell therapy.
Three regenerative treatments are described on the practice's site. Platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood) is explained as creating a platelet-rich serum from the patient's blood and injecting it into the treatment area. What the site calls stem cell therapy is described as extracting regenerative cells from the patient's body and re-implanting them into painful or damaged joints. Bone marrow aspirate concentrate, which the site abbreviates to BMAC, is described as a concentrated bone marrow solution drawn from the hip or pelvic bone. All three are therefore autologous (from the patient's own body), and no donor, umbilical cord or amniotic product is mentioned anywhere on the site — a point in its favour, though the site does not describe how samples are processed or where.
The conditions named for the bone marrow treatment are reasonably specific: joint osteoarthritis, osteonecrosis, tendon healing, fractures and cartilage injuries, plus soft tissue injuries more generally. The site's claimed benefits — natural healing, reduced recovery time, less pain and inflammation, joint preservation and possibly less reliance on medication — are the practice's own marketing and are not accompanied by data; a reader should ask what evidence supports use in their particular condition.
Three physicians, all medical doctors, are named across the practice and at the Westerville office, which is more than most comparable clinics publish, although the site does not list their board certifications or subspecialty training. The Westerville office is described as a modern practice with a spacious reception area, open Tuesday to Friday, with Friday by appointment only.
The conditions below combine those named for the bone marrow treatment with the practice's broader chronic pain list.
The site describes three treatments using material taken from the patient's own body: platelets concentrated from blood, regenerative cells extracted and re-implanted into damaged joints, and bone marrow concentrate drawn from the hip or pelvis.
Three physicians are named, all medical doctors; the site does not publish their board certifications or subspecialty training.
The Westerville office is at 450 Alkyre Run Drive, Suite 340, Westerville, Ohio 43082, with the telephone number 614-647-2526, open Tuesday to Friday from 7am to 5pm with Friday by appointment only. The site describes it as a modern practice with a spacious reception room and is one of several Pain Zero offices in central Ohio. It is an outpatient interventional pain clinic where injections and minimally invasive spine procedures are carried out; no on-site laboratory or cell-processing suite is described, no accreditation is stated, and no languages are mentioned.
No prices are published. For platelet treatment the site says only that the cost will depend on the size of the area being treated, and it refers patients to its insurance section or to the office for details rather than stating what is covered. Because the practice also does conventional interventional pain work that insurers normally do fund, a prospective patient should ask which parts of their treatment would be billed to insurance and get a written price for the regenerative injection itself.
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.