Orlando branch of the QC Kinetix chain on 33rd Street, offering platelet, plasma protein and bone marrow injections plus laser therapy for joint and tendon pain.
This is the 33rd Street, Orlando branch of QC Kinetix, a national chain of regenerative medicine clinics that states it has more than one hundred locations across the United States. All branches follow the same treatment model, and individual location pages repeat the chain's general material rather than describing the local practice in detail.
Treatment is given as same-day injections in the clinic. The treatments named are platelet rich plasma (PRP), concentrated from a sample of the patient's own blood; plasma protein concentrate, described as containing proteins including alpha-2-macroglobulin and interleukin-1 receptor antagonist protein; bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC), taken from the patient's own bone; and Class IV laser therapy. The chain describes these as orthobiologics and states that no surgery or prescription medicine is involved.
The conditions listed are all musculoskeletal and described mostly by body area rather than by diagnosis. Care is described as being delivered by doctors, physician assistants and nurse practitioners, but the location page reviewed did not show a street address, opening hours or the name of any clinician working at this site.
The treatments described use the patient's own blood and bone marrow rather than donor or umbilical cord material.
No individual clinician is named for this location on the pages reviewed.
This is one branch of a chain stating more than one hundred United States locations. The location page reviewed did not display a street address, opening hours or a named clinician for the Orlando 33rd Street site, and gave no year of establishment or languages. The chain's central enquiry line is 1-800-490-4725.
No prices are published. The company states the initial consultation is free and carries no obligation, with an exact price given at that consultation. Payment plans are offered subject to credit approval.
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.