A regenerative medicine and pain clinic in Southlake, Texas, founded by Neil Riordan, offering bone marrow derived cell injections alongside interventional pain treatment.
The Riordan Medical Institute, listed in this directory as the Riordan McKenna Institute, presents itself as a regenerative medicine practice in Southlake, Texas, in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The site describes a combined approach of cell-based injections, interventional pain procedures and nutritional support, and offers both in-person and online initial evaluations.
According to the clinic, the cell treatment it provides uses bone marrow aspirate concentrate, which is prepared from marrow drawn from the patient's own body (autologous). The site states this may be used on its own or combined with platelet rich plasma, prepared from the patient's own blood, and with amniotic tissue products. The clinic's founder, Neil Riordan, is described on the site as the author of a book about stem cell therapy and as the founder of cell therapy centres in Panama; that international work is described separately from the Texas clinic.
Alongside cell injections the site lists a range of conventional and adjunctive pain treatments, including facet joint, epidural and intradiscal injections, dry needling, laser therapy, vitamin infusions and acoustic wave tissue treatment. The conditions named are musculoskeletal: neck, back, knee, shoulder, hip, ankle, elbow and wrist or hand pain.
The site does not state a year of establishment for the Southlake clinic, does not publish prices, and does not say which languages are spoken.
The clinic lists musculoskeletal pain problems as the focus of its treatment.
The site says its cell treatment uses the patient's own bone marrow, concentrated in the clinic and injected into the affected joint or area, sometimes together with platelet rich plasma and amniotic tissue products.
The clinic's about page names the following team members and gives their credentials.
The site describes a clinic at 801 E. Southlake Blvd. in Southlake, Texas, near Dallas-Fort Worth, open Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm and closed at weekends. It states that procedures are carried out on site and that a certified registered nurse anaesthetist is part of the team. Patients living further away are offered an online evaluation before travelling.
The pages read give no prices and make no statement about the cost of treatment or about insurance.
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.