A large Greater Philadelphia orthopaedic group, with a Chadds Ford office, offering platelet, fat and bone marrow injections from the patient's own tissue alongside surgical care.
Premier Orthopaedics is a large orthopaedic group practice in the Greater Philadelphia area. Its own site states that it runs more than forty locations with more than two hundred providers, one of which is the Chadds Ford office at 1204 Baltimore Pike, Suite 100, Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania. The specific location page for Chadds Ford returned an error during research, so the details below come from the group's own regenerative medicine pages rather than from a page about that office; a prospective patient should confirm directly which regenerative treatments are actually delivered at Chadds Ford and by whom.
Regenerative injections sit inside a conventional orthopaedic practice here, which gives a patient a useful comparison point: the same group can set out the surgical option as well as the injection. The site names four regenerative approaches. Platelet rich plasma (PRP) is described as injecting concentrated blood platelets rich in growth factors. Prolotherapy is described as targeted injection of a natural stimulant such as dextrose, a sugar solution. Lipogems is described as harvesting the patient's own fat tissue, which the site says contains reparative cells and cytokines (signalling proteins). Bone marrow aspirate concentrate is described as using regenerative cells harvested from bone marrow to treat moderate to severe arthritis. The site also says regenerative therapies are sometimes combined with surgery.
All of these are autologous — prepared from the patient's own blood, fat or bone marrow — and the site does not describe any donor-derived umbilical cord, amniotic or exosome product. The conditions listed for regenerative treatment are osteoarthritis, degenerative disc disease, lower back pain, neck pain, tennis elbow, rotator cuff tears, plantar fasciitis, ankle sprains, cartilage damage and muscle strains.
Three physicians are named on the group's regenerative medicine page: Jeffrey Berger, DO; Larry Chou, MD; and Zachary Hauser, MD. The group's size means a prospective patient should establish which of these, or which other provider, would actually see them and at which office. No prices are published and the site makes no statement about whether the regenerative injections are covered by insurance — a particularly relevant question in a group practice where the surgical work usually is.
The group's regenerative medicine page lists the following as suitable for these treatments.
The site states that its regenerative treatments use the patient's own biological material — platelets from the patient's blood, fat harvested from the patient, and regenerative cells taken from the patient's bone marrow.
The group states it has more than two hundred providers; the three named specifically in connection with regenerative medicine are listed below.
The group describes itself as operating more than forty locations across Greater Philadelphia with more than two hundred providers, including offices, rehabilitation services and surgical care. The location relevant to this listing is the Chadds Ford office at 1204 Baltimore Pike, Suite 100, Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania; that location's own page did not load during research, so the services available specifically at that address could not be confirmed. No on-site cell-processing laboratory or accreditation is described.
The site publishes no prices and does not say whether its regenerative injections are covered by insurance. Because this is a large group practice in which the surgical and rehabilitation work is likely to be insured while cell and platelet injections often are not, a prospective patient should ask specifically which elements of a proposed plan are claimable.
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.