A Beaverton and Portland, Oregon interventional orthopaedics practice offering image-guided injections of the patient's own bone marrow or fat cells for joint and spine problems.
RestorePDX is an interventional orthopaedics and orthobiologics practice serving Beaverton and Portland, Oregon. The site positions the practice around non-surgical treatment of joint, spine and tendon problems using image-guided injections, and describes itself as a licensed provider of Regenexx procedures, Regenexx being a commercial network with defined protocols using the patient's own cells.
The site's technical pages are unusually detailed about method. It describes bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC) as a procedure in which cells are drawn from the gel-like marrow at the centre of the bones, and explains that the two principal routes to harvesting the patient's own mesenchymal cells are bone marrow and adipose (fat) tissue, with largely the same processing steps and the harvest site being the main difference. It also states that injections are delivered with ultrasound and fluoroscopic (live X-ray) imaging for accurate placement.
All the cell sources the site describes are autologous — that is, taken from the patient's own body. The site does not offer or describe donor-derived umbilical cord, amniotic or exosome products on the pages reviewed. It also publishes condition-specific pages covering a wide range of spine and joint diagnoses, and offers telemedicine consultations.
The practice publishes individual provider pages; the clinician confirmed by name on the pages reviewed is Terrance Manning II, a naturopathic physician with an advanced musculoskeletal ultrasound certification. A further medical team page exists but did not load during research, so a prospective patient should check the current provider list and confirm which clinician would perform any procedure. No prices, founding year or languages are published.
The site publishes separate pages for individual diagnoses, grouped by body region; those found include the following.
The site states that it harvests the patient's own mesenchymal cells either from bone marrow, drawn from the gel-like marrow at the centre of the bones, or from adipose (fat) tissue, and that processing is largely the same for both.
The site hosts individual provider pages; the clinician confirmed by name during research is listed below, and the full medical team page did not load, so the current roster should be checked directly.
The site describes an outpatient interventional orthopaedics clinic serving Beaverton and Portland, Oregon, equipped for ultrasound- and fluoroscopy-guided injection and for diagnostic musculoskeletal imaging. Bone marrow and fat harvesting and same-day cell processing are described as office procedures. The site does not state a laboratory accreditation, and a full street address was not published on the pages reviewed.
The site publishes no prices and makes no statement about insurance coverage for its cell-based procedures. A prospective patient would need to ask the practice for a written quotation and to confirm whether any part of the treatment is claimable.
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.