A Mesa clinic in the Regenexx network, open Tuesdays only, offering image-guided bone marrow concentrate and platelet injections for joint and spine problems.
Mountain View Headache and Spine Institute in Mesa, Arizona is part of the licensed Regenexx network. It treats patients directly. Its work is confined to the muscles, joints, spine and connective tissue, and is delivered entirely by injection rather than surgery.
Two kinds of injection material are used. Platelet-rich plasma is made by concentrating platelets from a sample of the patient's blood. Bone marrow concentrate is made from marrow drawn from the patient's own bone, and Regenexx describes this as containing stem cells. All material comes from the patient, not from a donor. Injections are placed using imaging, either ultrasound or live X-ray, so the needle can be guided to the precise structure being treated.
Two doctors are named. Dr Ruchir Gupta, MD, completed an accredited fellowship in chronic pain management at the Mayo Clinic in Arizona and trained at Mayo Clinic sites in Rochester and Jacksonville. Dr Jose Chavez, DO, is board certified in both physical medicine and rehabilitation and in pain medicine, having trained at Midwestern University in Arizona and completed residency and fellowship at Eastern Virginia Medical School, with six years of prior practice in Tucson. One practical point to note: this Mesa office is open on Tuesdays only.
The conditions treated here are limited to bones, joints and the spine, which is a narrower and more conventional scope than many clinics offering cell treatments.
Everything injected comes from the patient's own body; no donor tissue is used.
The clinic is at 7525 E. Broadway, Suite 3/4, Mesa, AZ 85208. The clinic telephone number is 602-767-0007 and the scheduling line is 855-330-5818. Opening hours are limited: Tuesday only, from 8am to 5pm, closed all other days. The year the practice was established, the languages spoken and any provision for patients travelling from abroad are not stated.
No prices are published on the page and no consultation fee is stated. Regenexx procedures are usually paid for privately rather than covered by insurance, so ask for a written estimate covering the evaluation, the procedure and any follow-up injections.
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.