A physical medicine and pain practice with offices in Ventura and Oxnard offering injections, nerve blocks and stimulation alongside stem cell and platelet treatments.
The Physical Medicine and Pain Management Institute is a pain practice with two offices in Ventura County, California, one in Ventura and one in Oxnard. The site names Matthew Bloom, DO, and Phillip Nguyen, MD, both specialists in physical medicine and rehabilitation, together with a nurse practitioner, Jason Amurao.
Most of what the practice lists is conventional interventional pain treatment: epidural steroid injections into the spine, nerve blocks, trigger point injections, injections into peripheral joints and the sacroiliac joint and hip, spinal cord and peripheral nerve stimulators, and diagnostic testing including nerve conduction studies and musculoskeletal ultrasound. It also lists addiction medicine.
Regenerative injections form a smaller part of the list. The practice offers platelet rich plasma (prepared from the patient's own blood), prolotherapy and stem cell therapy. Its stem cell page is unusually cautious in tone: it names bone marrow, fat, amniotic fluid and umbilical cord blood as possible sources, states that there is real disagreement about which are genuinely useful, and warns that some providers exaggerate the benefit of stem cells and charge large fees for treatments of unproven value. It advises patients to work with a doctor they trust rather than to assume the treatment will help.
The site does not say which of those cell sources this practice itself uses, and it publishes no prices. Patients would need to ask the practice directly what would be used in their case and what it would cost.
The site names the following conditions among those treated.
The site keeps a stem cell therapy page among its procedures but writes about the treatment cautiously, warning that its benefit is disputed and that some providers overstate it.
The site names the following clinicians.
According to the site the practice runs two outpatient offices in Ventura County, one at 1280 South Victoria Avenue in Ventura and one at 625 North A Street in Oxnard, sharing the telephone number 805-351-0745 and open Monday to Friday from 8.30 to 17.00. Procedures are given in the office with imaging guidance, including musculoskeletal ultrasound. The site does not state any accreditation or describe the premises further.
The site publishes no prices. Its stem cell page does comment on cost generally, warning that some providers charge substantial fees for stem cell treatments whose benefit is not proven, but it says nothing about what this practice itself charges.
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.