Tampa outpatient clinic offering stem cell and platelet-rich plasma injections for joint and spine pain, led by a rehabilitation medicine physician.
The Regenerative Orthopedic Institute is a private clinic in Tampa, Florida, offering non-surgical injection treatments for musculoskeletal pain. Treatment is given in an outpatient setting, meaning patients go home the same day.
The clinic groups its treatments under two named programmes, RegenaJoint for joints and RegenaSpine for the spine, alongside platelet-rich plasma (PRP, a concentrate made from the patient's own blood) and treatments it describes simply as stem cell therapy. The website positions these as alternatives to surgery for joint and spine pain.
A notable gap is that the site does not say where the stem cells come from. It does not state whether they are taken from the patient's own bone marrow or fat, or supplied from donor birth tissue such as umbilical cord. That is a basic question worth asking before booking, because the source affects both regulation and what the product actually contains.
The website names no cell source. It refers only to stem cells in general terms, so patients should ask specifically whether cells come from their own bone marrow or fat, or from a donor product.
The clinic is at 8011 N Himes Avenue, Suite 3, Tampa, Florida 33614, telephone (813) 868-1659. The website has a page for out-of-town patients, though it does not describe a formal international patient service. No opening hours, founding year or languages spoken are published.
The site advertises a free consultation but publishes no treatment prices. The cost of any injection course would need to be confirmed directly with the clinic.
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.