An Edmond-based spine and pain practice founded in 2001, offering minimally invasive interventional procedures and, according to its site, regenerative medicine and stem cell therapy.
Spine and Pain Care of Oklahoma is a chronic pain and spine practice with its main clinic at 508 West 15th Street, Edmond, and a second site at 5109 West Gore Boulevard, Lawton. The site states the practice was founded by Edward A. Shadid, MD in Oklahoma City in 2001 and has treated approximately 13,000 patients, including a substantial number of service personnel and veterans from Fort Sill near Lawton.
The practice describes itself as using minimally invasive procedures for chronic pain. Its pages name regenerative medicine and stem cell therapy among its offerings, but they do so only in passing: across the pages reviewed there is no detail about what cells or products are used, whether they come from the patient's own body or from a donor, how they are prepared, or which conditions they are intended for. Anyone coming here specifically for cell therapy would need to ask what is actually provided before making a decision.
The conditions the site lists are largely spinal and neuropathic: chronic back and leg pain, sciatica, herniated and bulging discs, spinal stenosis, compression fractures of the spine, sacroiliac joint pain, coccydynia (tailbone pain), neck, shoulder and arm pain, headaches, complex regional pain syndrome and postherpetic neuralgia, which is nerve pain following shingles. Joint pain is also mentioned.
Two physicians are named. Edward A. Shadid, MD is described as a board-certified spinal surgeon trained at Northwestern University and the University of Oklahoma with further orthopaedic and spinal surgery training in New York and San Francisco. Gentian Meta, MD is described as board certified in anaesthesiology and pain medicine, with residency at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and an interventional pain fellowship at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. The site states that Spanish is spoken. No prices are published.
The practice's focus is spinal and nerve pain; the conditions below are those it names.
The site names regenerative medicine and stem cell therapy among its services but gives no description of what is used or how.
Two physicians are named for the practice.
The main clinic is at 508 West 15th Street in Edmond, north of Oklahoma City, with a second site at 5109 West Gore Boulevard in Lawton that serves a large military population from Fort Sill. The practice describes itself as using minimally invasive, image-guided techniques. The site offers a downloadable new patient pack. It does not describe any laboratory, cell-processing facility or accreditation relevant to its regenerative offering.
No prices are published. The site has a patient information section but the pages reviewed give no cost or insurance detail, and say nothing at all about what regenerative treatment would cost. A patient would need to contact 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.