The Charleston-area hub of QC Kinetix, a national franchise, covering two South Carolina clinics at Mount Pleasant and Summerville offering injection-based joint treatments.
This page is the Charleston-area hub for QC Kinetix, a franchised network of regenerative medicine clinics operating at over a hundred sites across the United States. It is not a single clinic in its own right: it covers two South Carolina locations, one at 180 Wingo Way, Suite 201, Mount Pleasant on (843) 287-9252, and one at 1565 Rose Drive, Unit B, Summerville on (843) 427-3270. A central number, 1-800-490-4725, also serves the network.
According to the site, both locations offer the same standard QC Kinetix treatment list: cellular therapy, platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood), bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC, drawn from the patient's own bone marrow), plasma protein concentrate, class IV laser therapy and orthobiologic treatment, positioned as non-surgical alternatives to orthopaedic surgery.
The conditions listed are joint and soft tissue complaints across most of the body: knee, shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, finger, hip, back, neck, ankle, foot and toe pain, together with arthritis, osteoarthritis, tendon and ligament injuries and sports injuries.
On commercial terms the page is relatively clear: it offers a free initial consultation, states that no insurance is required to begin, accepts health savings account and flexible spending account funds, and offers financing. On clinical detail it is thinner. The page reviewed names no individual clinician for either Charleston-area location, and while it names cellular therapy and orthobiologics it does not always specify the source of the material used. A prospective patient should ask which named clinician would treat them, and exactly what biologic product would be injected.
The page lists conditions mainly by affected joint or body region.
The page names cellular therapy and orthobiologics and includes bone marrow aspirate concentrate drawn from the patient, but it does not consistently state the source of the biologic material used.
The page reviewed names no individual clinician for the Charleston-area locations; a prospective patient would need to ask who would treat them.
This hub page covers two separate clinic premises in the Charleston metropolitan area: one on Wingo Way in Mount Pleasant, east of the Cooper River, and one on Rose Drive in Summerville, inland to the north-west. The page does not describe either premises, state opening hours, or say whether injections are performed under imaging guidance or whether bone marrow processing happens on site. No facility accreditation is claimed. Virtual consultations are offered for both sites.
The page publishes no prices. It states that no insurance is required to begin treatment, accepts health savings and flexible spending account funds, and offers financing, all of which indicate that treatment is self-funded. A prospective patient should ask at the free consultation for the full cost of the recommended course in writing before committing.
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.