A Fort Worth orthopaedic practice offering surgery, urgent care and physical therapy alongside bone marrow concentrate and platelet injections, with Spanish-speaking staff.
Southwest Orthopedic Associates is a general orthopaedic practice at 6311 Southwest Boulevard in Fort Worth, Texas, also serving Benbrook. The site states the practice has more than thirty years of experience in the region, emphasises conservative and minimally invasive treatment, welcomes walk-in patients, and treats people aged twelve and over.
Its regenerative offering is clearly labelled rather than vague. The site names bone marrow aspirate concentrate, meaning marrow drawn from the patient and concentrated before injection, and platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared by concentrating platelets from a sample of the patient's own blood). Both use the patient's own tissue. Alongside these it lists radial shockwave therapy, peripheral nerve hydrodissection, hydrodilation for frozen shoulder and peptide therapy, which together make up a non-surgical treatment arm.
The rest of the practice is conventional orthopaedics: sports medicine, total joint replacement, general orthopaedic surgery, personal injury work, same-day urgent care and on-site physical therapy. The site lists a wide range of major insurance plans it accepts, including Medicare, which indicates most of the practice operates on insurance rather than private payment; it does not say whether the bone marrow or platelet injections fall inside that cover.
Two practical details stand out. The site states that staff are fluent in English and Spanish, which matters in this part of Texas and is rarely stated by comparable clinics. Less helpfully, only one provider is named on the pages reviewed, so a prospective patient cannot see the full clinical team or check who would perform a marrow harvest. The site gives no cell counts, no processing detail and no prices.
The conditions listed are general orthopaedic and sports-related.
The site names bone marrow aspirate concentrate and platelet rich plasma among its services, both prepared from the patient's own tissue, but does not describe how either is collected or processed.
Only one provider is named on the pages reviewed, although the site refers to a wider team.
The practice occupies premises at 6311 Southwest Boulevard in south-west Fort Worth, with the site also referring to Benbrook and a Lake Worth office. The site describes an outpatient orthopaedic clinic with same-day urgent care, walk-in appointments and on-site physical therapy, and lists injection-based treatments including shockwave therapy and nerve hydrodissection. No laboratory or cell processing facility is described.
No prices are published. The site lists a wide range of major insurance plans it accepts, including Medicare, but does not say whether bone marrow concentrate or platelet injections are covered; these are often excluded, so cover should be confirmed with both the practice and the insurer.
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.