Delray Beach orthopaedic surgery practice whose website mentions stem cell therapy, though it publishes very little detail about how the treatment is carried out.
South Palm Orthopedics is an orthopaedic surgery practice in Delray Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida. It is listed in directories as South Palm Orthopedics Stem Cell Therapy Center, and the practice's separate stem cell website, stemcellandprptherapy.com, is no longer reachable over a secure connection, so the information below comes from the practice's main website.
The practice is a conventional orthopaedic group. Its named surgeons cover hand and upper extremity surgery and hip and knee replacement. The main site carries a short 2019 article titled 'The Facts about Stem Cell Therapy', which describes stem cells in general terms as unspecialised cells that can take on the characteristics of other cells in the body.
It is important to be clear about what the website does not say. It does not describe where the cells used would come from, how they are prepared, which conditions they are used for, who performs the procedure, or what it costs. Anyone considering cell-based treatment here would need to ask all of those questions directly, because none of it is published.
The website does not publish a list of conditions treated with cell-based therapy. Ask the practice which conditions it uses these treatments for and what evidence supports use in your case.
No cell source is named anywhere on the accessible pages. This is a significant gap.
The practice is at 4800 Linton Boulevard, Building A, Suite 201, Delray Beach, Florida 33445, telephone (561) 496-6577. No opening hours, founding year, languages spoken or international patient service are published. The dedicated stem cell website listed for this practice, stemcellandprptherapy.com, serves only over an insecure connection and could not be retrieved.
No prices are published for consultations or for stem cell or platelet treatments. Cost must be confirmed directly with the practice.
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.