A large multi-site New Jersey orthopaedic and pain management group offering minimally invasive treatment including platelet and autologous stem cell injections.
Redefine Healthcare is a large orthopaedic, spine and pain management group operating across New Jersey, with additional sites listed in Pennsylvania and New York. The site describes more than thirty locations on its about page and more than fifty on other pages, so the network is substantial and changing; the Berkeley Heights address recorded in this directory was not found on the site at the time of review, and a prospective patient should check the current location list rather than rely on it.
The practice's published services span spine surgery, orthopaedics, pain management, chiropractic care, physical therapy, sports medicine, vascular care and mental health support. Its stated emphasis is on minimally invasive and non-surgical treatment, and it presents shorter recovery, avoiding hospital admission and reducing reliance on prescription opioid medicines as the advantages of that approach.
On regenerative treatment the site is relatively clear about source. It states that stem cells are collected from the patient's own body, most commonly from fat tissue, blood or bone marrow, which makes the treatment autologous (from the patient's own body) rather than a purchased donor product. Platelet rich plasma (PRP) is described as being prepared from a centrifuged sample of the patient's own blood. The site's explanation of what stem cells do — that they take on the properties of surrounding cells — is a simplification, and no outcome figures are quoted.
Because this is a large network with many clinicians and sites, availability of the cell and platelet treatments is likely to vary by location and by doctor. Only one physician is named on the pages reviewed, described as board certified and fellowship trained, without the certifying boards being listed. A patient should establish which specific site offers the treatment, who would perform it, what the cell source would be, and whether any part of it is covered by insurance, since cell injections in the United States are usually self-funded.
The group's condition list is that of a combined orthopaedic and pain management practice, organised by body region.
The site states that the stem cells it uses are collected from the patient's own body, most commonly from fat tissue, blood or bone marrow.
Only one physician is named on the pages reviewed, although the network states it has clinicians across more than thirty locations.
Rather than a single clinic, this is a network of outpatient offices across New Jersey, with sites also listed in Pennsylvania and New York. The site names locations including Edison, Hackensack, Jersey City, Princeton, Union, North Bergen and Vineland. Individual facilities are not described in detail on the pages reviewed, and no cell processing laboratory is mentioned, so what is available at any one office would need to be checked.
No prices are published and the site does not say whether stem cell or platelet injections are covered by insurance. Since these treatments are normally self-funded in the United States, the cost should be confirmed in writing, along with what the rest of the care plan would be billed as.
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.