A Greenville, North Carolina branch of the QC Kinetix franchise offering injection-based regenerative treatments for joint, arthritis and sports injury pain.
QC Kinetix (Greenville) is a North Carolina branch of QC Kinetix, a franchised regenerative medicine group that states it operates more than one hundred clinics across the United States. Its page describes outpatient injection treatments for joint and soft tissue pain, presented as an approach built on the body's own capacity to heal and as an alternative to invasive surgery. A free first consultation is advertised and no referral is required.
The treatments named on the Greenville page are what the site calls cellular therapy, platelet rich plasma therapy (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood), Class IV laser therapy, bone marrow aspirate concentrate, plasma protein concentrate and other orthobiologic injections. The page does use the phrase stem cell treatment in connection with arthritis and degenerative conditions, and states that these therapies reduce inflammation and restore mobility. That is a therapeutic claim made by the clinic's marketing, not an established finding, and the page offers no supporting data, no explanation of the biological mechanism and no published results.
On cell sourcing the Greenville page gives no detail at all: it does not say what cells are used, where they are taken from, or how they are processed. The only sourcing statement anywhere in the group's material is on its main site, which says that every option uses components collected from the patient's own body rather than synthetic drugs — in other words autologous (from the patient's own body) material. A prospective patient should treat this as a question to put to the clinic directly, asking precisely what would be taken from them, by whom, and what would be injected.
One physician is named on the location page, a board-certified anaesthetist described as working in orthopaedics and ultrasound-guided regional anaesthesia. Conditions listed are musculoskeletal and mainly organised by body region, covering knee, shoulder, elbow, wrist, back, hip, ankle, hand, foot, finger and toe pain along with arthritis and tendon and ligament problems. No prices appear.
The page lists musculoskeletal problems largely by body region.
The page refers to stem cell treatment and cellular therapy for arthritis and degenerative conditions but gives no information on the cells used, their source or how they are prepared; only the group's main site addresses sourcing, saying all material comes from the patient's own body.
One physician is named on the location page.
The site gives the clinic as 1103 Corporate Drive, Suite B, Greenville, North Carolina 27858, with the telephone number (252) 494-5342 and customer support hours running from early morning to late evening on weekdays and shorter hours at weekends. It is presented as an outpatient office where injections are given, not a surgical facility. No on-site laboratory or cell-processing suite is described, no accreditation or inspection information is published, and nothing is said about languages spoken.
No prices are published. The page advertises a free first consultation and leaves cost to be discussed after examination; the group refers elsewhere to payment plans subject to credit approval. A prospective patient should ask for the total cost of the full recommended course in writing rather than a per-injection figure, and should expect to pay privately.
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.