The Greenville, South Carolina clinic of the QC Kinetix franchise, offering injection-based treatments using the patient's own cells for joint and tendon pain.
QC Kinetix Greenville is at 1757 Woodruff Road, Unit D, Greenville, South Carolina, on (864) 263-1288, with a network toll-free number of 1-800-490-4725. It is one clinic within QC Kinetix, a franchised national network of regenerative medicine practices. Support and consultation hours are long, running Monday to Friday 7am to 10pm, Saturday 9am to 8pm and Sunday 9am to 5.30pm, with virtual consultations available in the same window.
According to the site, the treatments offered are 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, regenerative sports medicine and orthobiologic treatment. Conditions named include knee, shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, finger, hip, back, neck, ankle, foot and toe pain, arthritis, osteoarthritis, and tendon and ligament injuries.
This page is clearer than some others in the network about the origin of the material used: it states that cells are taken from the patient's own body and placed at the site of discomfort to encourage the body's own repair processes. It does not, however, say which tissue those cells come from in each case, or describe how they are processed. The site also describes its approach as a concierge alternative medicine approach using non-invasive procedures; a reader should note that bone marrow aspiration involves a needle into bone and is not accurately described as non-invasive.
Two clinicians are named. Dr Justin Garzone is described as physician leader, board certified in internal medicine, with stated experience as a principal investigator in regenerative medicine clinical trials and a large number of bone marrow aspirations and joint injections performed. He is also named at other QC Kinetix locations in this directory, so a prospective patient should ask how often he is personally in the Greenville clinic and who would carry out their procedure. Lindsey Hess is named as a board-certified physician assistant.
The page lists conditions by affected joint or body region.
The site states that the clinic uses cells taken from the patient's own body, placed at the site of discomfort with the aim of supporting the body's own repair processes.
The site names the following clinicians for this location.
The clinic occupies a unit on Woodruff Road, a busy commercial corridor in Greenville, South Carolina. The site describes a non-surgical outpatient setting with minimally invasive injection procedures and long support hours including weekends, and offers virtual consultations. It does not describe the treatment rooms, state whether injections are performed under imaging guidance, indicate whether bone marrow is processed on site, or claim any facility accreditation.
The site publishes no prices and offers a free initial consultation. No insurance information is given. As with other clinics in this network, treatment should be assumed to be self-funded; a prospective patient should ask for the full cost of the recommended course in writing at the consultation.
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.