Vermont Regenerative Medicine is a Winooski, Vermont practice affiliated with the Regenexx network, offering bone marrow concentrate and platelet-based injections for joint and spine conditions.
The website given for this listing (vermontregenerativemedicine.com) redirects to vermontregenerative.com. The site describes Vermont Regenerative Medicine as a regenerative orthopaedic medicine practice in Winooski, Vermont, presenting its treatments as a non-surgical alternative to joint surgery.
According to the site, the practice offers bone marrow concentrate procedures, platelet-rich plasma (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood) injections and platelet lysate treatments, using image guidance such as ultrasound and fluoroscopy (a type of continuous X-ray imaging). It states these are used for knee, hip, shoulder, foot and ankle, hand and wrist, elbow and spine conditions, including arthritis, degenerative conditions, sports injuries and joint pain.
The site states that treatments use the patient's own cells: blood is drawn and processed on site to produce PRP, and bone marrow concentrate is prepared from the patient's own bone marrow, though the site does not detail exactly how or from where the bone marrow is collected. The practice is named as a Regenexx network provider.
Two clinicians are named: Dr Jonathan E. Fenton, who the site states is board-certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and in NeuroMusculoskeletal Medicine and Osteopathic Manipulation, and who also serves as a visiting physician at a Regenexx-affiliated clinic in the Cayman Islands; and Dr Kelsey Albert, described as fellowship-trained in interventional spine, sports and regenerative medicine and board-certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation. The site does not state pricing, languages spoken, or the year the practice was established.
The site lists conditions it treats by body area, including:
The site states that its treatments use cells and platelets prepared from the patient's own body rather than donor material.
The site names two clinicians:
The practice is based in the McGregor Building at 321 Main Street, Suite C, Winooski, Vermont. The site states opening hours of Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4pm, but gives no further description of the premises, such as accreditation.
The site does not state prices for any of its treatments.
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.