A regenerative medicine clinic within the ProMedica health system in Toledo, Ohio, affiliated with Regenexx and staffed by four board-certified sports and rehabilitation physicians.
ProMedica Regenerative Medicine is a clinic within ProMedica, a non-profit health system in north-west Ohio, and it is an affiliate of the Regenexx network of physicians. For a patient comparing options this combination matters: treatment is delivered inside a health system, by named physicians who also practise conventional sports medicine and rehabilitation, using a defined set of network protocols rather than an in-house recipe.
A note on sources. ProMedica's own regenerative medicine page returned no readable content when fetched, so the detail below comes from the Regenexx location page for this clinic, which is the practice's profile within that network. A prospective patient should expect to confirm current details by telephone.
The treatments described are image-guided injections: the page states that ultrasound and fluoroscopy, meaning live X-ray, are used to place platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood) and other orthobiologic injections — biological injections for bone, joint and tendon problems. These sit alongside conventional options the clinic also provides, namely physiotherapy, medication and bracing, which is a useful sign that injection treatment is offered as one option rather than the only one. On what is injected, the Regenexx network describes its procedures as drawing the patient's own bone marrow or blood, concentrating it and injecting the concentrate — autologous (from the patient's own body) material. Regenexx states that it deliberately avoids calling these stem cell procedures and is openly critical of providers selling bottled birth tissue products labelled as stem cells. The Toledo page itself does not set out the processing steps, so a patient should ask how their sample would be handled.
Four board-certified physicians are named, covering physical medicine and rehabilitation, sports medicine and family medicine; one is described as having co-founded the ProMedica regenerative programme and another as a former Olympic team physician. The conditions listed are musculoskeletal and arranged by body region — knee, cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine, shoulder, hip, hand and wrist, foot and ankle and elbow — including osteoarthritis, tissue tears, herniated discs and sports injuries. No price is published.
The page lists musculoskeletal problems by body region, with named diagnoses under each.
The Regenexx network describes its procedures as drawing the patient's own bone marrow or blood, concentrating it and injecting the concentrate, and states that it avoids the term stem cell procedure because it does not use bottled donor birth tissue products.
Four board-certified physicians are named at this location.
The clinic is at 2865 North Reynolds Road, Suite 170, Toledo, Ohio 43615, with the telephone number 419-578-7515 and a Regenexx network scheduling line of 855-330-5818. Opening hours are given as Monday to Thursday 8am to 4pm and Friday 8am to noon, closed at weekends. It is an outpatient clinic equipped for ultrasound-guided and fluoroscopic injection work, operating within the ProMedica health system, which means wider imaging, laboratory and specialist referral routes are available. The page does not describe an on-site cell-processing laboratory or state any accreditation specific to the regenerative service, and does not mention languages.
No prices appear on the pages reviewed, and nothing is said about whether these injections are covered by insurance — in practice, in the United States, they usually are not, even when delivered inside a health system. A prospective patient should ask for a written, itemised quotation covering the consultation, imaging, the procedure and any repeat injections, and should confirm separately what ProMedica will bill to their insurer.
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.