A Hamburg, New York branch of the QC Kinetix franchise offering non-surgical biologic injections for joint pain; the site says it is not accepting new patients.
QC Kinetix Hamburg is a branch of QC Kinetix, a franchised chain of regenerative medicine clinics that the company says has more than 100 locations across the United States. The Hamburg clinic is listed at 17 Long Avenue, Suite 106, Hamburg, New York 14075, with a telephone number of (857) 340-6954 and long opening hours: Monday to Friday 7am to 10pm, Saturday 9am to 8pm and Sunday 9am to 5.30pm.
An important practical point for anyone reading this entry: the clinic's own page carries the note that it is not accepting new patients. Prospective patients should confirm the position before travelling.
The treatments listed are the chain's standard set: cellular therapy, platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from a sample of the patient's own blood), bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC), plasma protein concentrate, class IV laser therapy and other orthobiologic injections. These are offered for pain in the knee, shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, finger, back, neck, hip, ankle, foot and toe, and for arthritis, osteoarthritis and tendon or ligament injury. The company describes the approach as non-surgical and drug-free.
On the chain's own cellular therapy pages, the cells are described as concentrated biologics drawn from the patient's own body, including bone marrow aspirate, taken under local anaesthetic and spun down to concentrate cells and growth factors. The chain states that many patients report improvement within three to six months with results that may continue to build, while adding that individual results vary; that is the company's own claim and no supporting data is published. The chain also states that insurance does not usually cover cellular therapy and that patients pay out of pocket, with payment plans offered.
The clinic lists pain by body area rather than by diagnosis, covering most major joints.
The chain states that its cellular therapy uses concentrated biologics drawn from the patient's own body, including bone marrow aspirate, collected under local anaesthetic and spun down before injection.
No clinician is named for the Hamburg location. At company level the site says treatments are given by board-certified doctors, physician assistants and nurse practitioners, and names regional medical directors, but a prospective patient would need to ask who specifically would see and treat them here.
The clinic is presented as a single outpatient office at 17 Long Avenue, Suite 106, Hamburg, New York, operating unusually long hours including evenings and weekends, which is a feature of the franchise model rather than of a hospital setting. No imaging, laboratory or operating facilities are described, and the page does not state where the biologic preparations are processed. Because this is a franchise branch, the standard of premises and the staffing may differ from other locations carrying the same name.
No prices are published for this location or by the chain. The company states that insurance does not generally cover cellular therapy and that patients pay out of pocket, and it advertises payment plans and a free initial consultation, but gives no figures. A written quotation should be obtained 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.