A Pittsburgh interventional pain and orthopaedics clinic in the Regenexx network, offering bone marrow concentrate and platelet injections and image-guided spine procedures.
This clinic is at 107 Gamma Drive, Suite 220, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, telephone 412-822-9685, open Monday to Friday from 8am to 4.30pm. It is listed as part of the Regenexx network, a group of clinics using defined protocols that inject preparations made from the patient's own cells with the stated aim of avoiding or delaying orthopaedic surgery.
Three board-certified physicians are named, which is more clinical depth than most clinics of this type publish. The treatments listed are bone marrow concentrate procedures, platelet rich plasma (PRP, concentrated from a sample of the patient's own blood), prolotherapy, and fluoroscopically guided spine procedures — fluoroscopy being live X-ray imaging used to place a needle accurately.
Usefully for a patient comparing options, the page sets out a limit on what the clinic will treat: it states that upper cervical problems at the C0 to C1 and C1 to C2 levels, and craniocervical instability, are outside what it can treat. Clinics that state what they do not do are generally easier to trust on what they do.
The page does not set out cell sources in its own words beyond naming bone marrow concentrate and platelet rich plasma, both of which are autologous — taken from the patient's own body. It gives no prices, makes no statement about insurance coverage, names no founding year and mentions no languages. Cost and coverage would need to be established directly, since procedures of this kind are commonly self-funded.
The clinic lists conditions by body region, and states that upper cervical problems at the C0 to C1 and C1 to C2 levels and craniocervical instability are outside what it treats.
The clinic names bone marrow concentrate and platelet rich plasma as its cell and blood preparations, both made from the patient's own tissue, but the page does not give further detail on how they are collected or processed.
Three physicians are named at this location, with board certifications and training given for each.
The clinic is described as an outpatient practice at 107 Gamma Drive, Suite 220, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, open Monday to Friday 8am to 4.30pm and closed at weekends. It is equipped for fluoroscopic (live X-ray) and ultrasound-guided injection and for electrodiagnostic testing. No operating theatre or on-site cell-processing laboratory accreditation is described.
No prices are published and the page makes no statement about insurance coverage. Since procedures of this kind are often self-funded, a prospective patient should ask for a written quotation and for confirmation of what, if anything, insurance would pay.
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.