A direct primary and surgical care practice in south-eastern Wisconsin that, according to its website, also offers platelet-rich plasma injections and shockwave treatment among many other services.
According to its website, Solstice Health is a direct primary care and direct surgical care practice operating across several south-eastern Wisconsin communities, including Oconomowoc, Milwaukee, Racine, Whitewater and Brookfield. Its regenerative cell therapy service sits alongside a much wider range of offerings, including direct-access laboratory testing, intravenous nutritional therapy, a medical weight-loss programme, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and food sensitivity and allergy testing — so regenerative treatment is only one part of a broader primary and surgical care business rather than the practice's main focus.
Under "regenerative cell therapy," the site describes two treatments. The first is platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy, in which platelets and plasma are separated from a sample of the patient's own blood using a centrifuge and then injected, under ultrasound guidance, into injured bone or soft tissue such as tendons and ligaments. The second is SoftWave therapy, described on the site as an "unfocused" shockwave device that the site states increases blood flow and reduces pain without further tissue injury; the site does not describe SoftWave as involving any cell product, so it is better understood as a physical therapy device than a stem cell treatment, despite being grouped under "regenerative cell therapy" on the site.
The site states these treatments are used for pain syndromes, orthopaedic injuries and general tissue repair, without naming any clinicians involved in delivering them.
The site describes its regenerative treatments in general terms, for pain and soft-tissue injury, rather than naming specific diagnoses.
Of the two treatments grouped under 'regenerative cell therapy,' only PRP involves a product taken from the patient's own body; SoftWave is a shockwave device that the site says is intended to encourage the body's own repair processes rather than deliver a cell product.
The site does not name any clinicians associated with its regenerative treatments.
Solstice Health operates from multiple sites across south-eastern Wisconsin, listed on its site as Oconomowoc, Milwaukee, Racine, Whitewater and Brookfield, though the pages reviewed did not specify which of these locations offer the regenerative cell therapy service specifically.
The site gives starting prices: PRP therapy from $500, and SoftWave therapy from $189, both described as starting prices with the final cost depending on the treatment plan.
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.