A large multi-surgeon orthopaedic practice in Tulsa, Jenks and Bartlesville; its listed biologic treatment is platelet rich plasma rather than stem cell therapy.
The Orthopaedic Center is a conventional orthopaedic group practice rather than a regenerative medicine clinic. It has clinics at 2431 East 61st Street, Suite 500, Tulsa; 512 North Franklin Street, Jenks; and 3400 South East Frank Phillips Boulevard, Bartlesville. The practice covers the full range of musculoskeletal care: foot and ankle, hand and wrist, knee and hip, shoulder and elbow, spine, sports medicine, and trauma and fractures, alongside an osteoporosis clinic, paediatric orthopaedics, spine and pain management, and workers' compensation work.
On biologic treatment the site is modest. Platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood) appears among its treatment options. Across the pages reviewed the practice does not advertise stem cell therapy, and names no cellular product, donor tissue or birth tissue allograft. Anyone arriving here from a stem cell search should understand that what is offered is a blood-derived injection, not a cell therapy, and should confirm this at consultation.
A notable strength compared with many clinics in this directory is the breadth of named clinicians and in-house services. The site lists physicians James Bischoff, MD, Gregory R. Holt, MD, Yogesh Mittal, MD and Jaya Prasad Shanmugam, MD; osteopathic physicians Brian A. Chalkin, DO and Victor R. Palomino, DO; podiatric surgeons Lisa Mogelnicki, DPM and Patrick Branagan, DPM; and advanced practitioners Brian Graham, PA-C, Maissa Mitwalli, PA-C, Amy Brookover, PA-C and Anne Fisher, APRN-CNP. Physiotherapy, radiology and magnetic resonance imaging are provided on site, and the practice refers to robotic joint replacement technology.
Because this is a mainstream orthopaedic practice, most of its work is billed through insurance, and the site refers to accepted insurance without listing plans or prices. Platelet rich plasma is commonly not covered by insurance even in practices of this kind, so a patient interested specifically in that treatment should ask about cost separately.
The practice covers general orthopaedics; the areas below are those set out on its specialties page.
The only biologic treatment named on the site is platelet rich plasma, prepared from the patient's own blood; no stem cell or cellular product is advertised.
The site lists a full clinical team; credentials beyond the qualification shown are not detailed on the pages reviewed.
The practice works from three sites: its main Tulsa clinic at 2431 East 61st Street, Suite 500, a clinic in Jenks at 512 North Franklin Street, and one in Bartlesville at 3400 South East Frank Phillips Boulevard. Physiotherapy, radiology and magnetic resonance imaging are available in-house, and the site refers to robotic technology for joint replacement. Stated hours are Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. This is a mainstream orthopaedic setting rather than a private cell therapy clinic.
No prices are published. The site refers to accepted insurance without naming plans. As a mainstream orthopaedic practice most of its care is insurance-billed, but platelet rich plasma injections are commonly excluded from cover, so a patient should ask specifically what that treatment would cost.
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.