The Bay Ridge, Brooklyn office of Park Avenue Medicine & Surgery, a multi-site New York group offering pain management, podiatry and regenerative injections.
This entry is the Bay Ridge office in Brooklyn of Park Avenue Medicine & Surgery, a multi-site group whose flagship is on Park Avenue in Manhattan. The group's site lists this location at 446 Bay Ridge Parkway, Brooklyn, New York 11209 and gives its services there as pain management and podiatry. Note that the directory's existing note gives a different street number for this office; the address above is the one the group publishes.
Regenerative treatment is a group-level service rather than something the Brooklyn page describes in its own right. The group's regenerative orthopaedics pages list platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from a sample of the patient's own blood), stem cell therapy, hyaluronic acid injections, collagen patches, shock wave therapy, and the proprietary VIA Disc and DiscSeel procedures for spinal discs. A prospective patient would need to confirm which of these are actually delivered at Bay Ridge and which require travelling to another site.
On cell sources the group's site is more specific than most. It describes bone marrow aspirate concentrate taken from the hip bone and processed to concentrate cells and growth factors, and separately describes adult stem cells taken from the patient's own fat through what it calls a minimally invasive procedure similar to liposuction. Both are autologous, meaning from the patient's own body.
Conditions named across the group's regenerative pages include osteoarthritis, Achilles tendon injury, ankle cartilage lesions, bursitis, tendinitis, tennis and golfer's elbow, hip impingement, hip labral tears, knee cartilage injury, meniscus tears, plantar fasciitis, shoulder labral tears, rotator cuff tears and a range of spinal conditions. The site names Dr Karan Johar but does not set out credentials for the clinicians who would treat a patient at this particular office, and publishes no prices.
These conditions are drawn from the group's regenerative orthopaedics pages and are not necessarily all treated at the Brooklyn office.
The group's site says it prepares cells from the patient's own body, either as bone marrow aspirate concentrate taken from the hip bone or as stem cells harvested from the patient's fat.
The site names very few clinicians and does not say who would treat a patient at the Brooklyn office, which is a gap worth raising before booking.
The Bay Ridge office is listed at 446 Bay Ridge Parkway, Brooklyn, New York 11209, as one of more than a dozen sites the group operates. The group's own breakdown assigns pain management and podiatry to this address, while ambulatory surgery in Brooklyn is listed at a separate location on Nostrand Avenue, and the flagship consulting and surgical offices are in Manhattan. The single published telephone number for the group is 212-371-8460. The site does not publish opening hours for this office, accreditation details, or any information about where cell preparations are processed.
The group's site publishes no prices for stem cell therapy, platelet rich plasma or any other regenerative treatment, and gives no price range or financing information. Costs would have to be obtained directly, and it is worth asking whether they differ between the group's locations.
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.