Franchise chain of five non-surgical regenerative medicine clinics across the Chicago suburbs, offering free consultations and biologic injections for joint pain.
QC Kinetix is a national franchise chain of regenerative medicine clinics, and this listing covers its five Chicago-area sites. It treats patients directly. Its business model is non-surgical treatment of joint and musculoskeletal pain, offered as an alternative to surgery, and it advertises a free initial consultation.
The treatments listed include cellular therapy, platelet-rich plasma (PRP), bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC), plasma protein concentrate and class four laser therapy, grouped under the headings orthobiologics, regenerative orthopaedics and regenerative sports medicine. Treatments are given by injection in an outpatient setting.
There are two significant gaps in what the website publishes. First, it does not state where the cells in its cellular therapy come from - whether from the patient's own bone marrow, or from donated umbilical cord or amniotic tissue. Second, no individual physicians or other clinicians are named on the Chicago pages, so a prospective patient cannot check who would be treating them or what their qualifications are. Both are worth asking about before the free consultation turns into a paid treatment plan.
The website names treatment types but does not state the tissue source of the cells used.
No individual clinician is named on the Chicago-area pages.
Five Chicago-area locations are listed: 4050 Healthway Drive, Suite 210, Aurora 60504 (listed as the Naperville clinic), telephone (312) 646-4304; 9000 Waukegan Road, Suite 210, Morton Grove 60053, (312) 561-9653; 1S224 Summit Avenue, Suite 203A, Oakbrook Terrace 60181, (312) 584-6327; 15 Tower Court, Suite 255, Gurnee 60031, (312) 210-9215; and 360 Station Drive, Suite 240, Crystal Lake 60014, (312) 487-4723. Opening hours, the year each clinic opened, languages spoken and any international patient service are not stated.
No prices are published. The clinics advertise a free consultation and state that the cost of treatment is determined after examination. Ask for the full price of the recommended course, not just the first injection, and whether insurance covers any of it.
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.