An Indianapolis sports medicine practice led by a board-certified sports physician offering bone marrow and fat-derived cell injections for joint and tendon problems.
Sports & Regenerative Medicine, P.C. is a small physician practice with two offices in Indianapolis, one on Castleton Road and one on North Michigan Road. The site describes the practice as specialising in sports medicine and regenerative medicine with stem cell treatment, and says it has more than a decade of experience in the field.
The clinician named on the site is Dr Manish Mannan, described as board certified in sports medicine and in family medicine, with a certificate of added qualification in sports medicine and a stated focus on diagnostic and ultrasound-guided musculoskeletal procedures. The site says he holds staff privileges at St Francis Hospital in Indianapolis.
According to the site, its cell treatments are given as non-surgical injections under medical supervision with continuous monitoring of vital signs. It describes bone marrow aspiration concentrate as its preferred material, mentions fat as another source, and refers to allogeneic cells, meaning cells from a donor, taken from amniotic fluid. The conditions named are orthopaedic: tendinitis, tendon and ligament tears, cartilage damage and arthritis.
The site frames its treatments in terms of potential rather than promise, describing stem cell therapy as having the potential to heal tissue without surgery. It publishes no prices, does not say whether treatment is covered by insurance, and does not state who prepares or supplies the donor-derived material it mentions.
The site says its treatments are aimed at joint and soft tissue problems that do not need surgery.
The site states that stem cell therapy is an advanced non-surgical treatment with the potential to heal tissue without surgery, given under medical supervision with continuous monitoring of vital signs.
One clinician is named on the site's providers page.
The site lists two Indianapolis offices with separate telephone numbers and weekday opening hours, and says cell procedures are carried out under medical supervision with continuous monitoring of vital signs. It does not describe the rooms, state any accreditation, or name a laboratory.
The site gives no prices for stem cell treatment or any other service and does not say whether it is covered by 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.