Wasatch Pain Solutions is a Utah-based interventional pain and spine practice that says it offers Regenexx-branded regenerative treatments alongside injections and other non-surgical pain therapies.
Wasatch Pain Solutions describes itself as an interventional spine and pain management practice based in South Jordan, Utah, with further Utah locations in Ogden and Pleasant Grove and a St George site the site says is due to open in September 2026. It also mentions telemedicine consultations from a Park City office.
According to the site, the practice offers Regenexx-branded regenerative orthopaedic treatments alongside a range of interventional pain procedures, including epidural steroid injections, facet joint treatments, kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty (procedures to stabilise fractured spinal vertebrae), prolotherapy (injections intended to encourage tissue repair), sacroiliac joint injections and spinal cord stimulation. It also lists laser therapy, shockwave therapy and a body-contouring treatment called Emsculpt Neo.
The site states that the regenerative treatments use bone marrow concentrate, platelet-rich plasma (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood) and platelet lysate, all described as autologous, meaning taken from the patient's own body. It does not give further detail on how the bone marrow is collected or processed.
The practice names Dr Qamar Khan as a clinician; the site does not set out his medical credentials or specialty on the pages reviewed. No information about pricing, the year the practice was established, or languages spoken is given on the site, so a prospective patient would need to ask directly.
The site lists the following among the conditions it treats:
The site states that its Regenexx-branded regenerative treatments use the patient's own cells rather than donor material.
The site names one clinician:
The practice's main location for this profile is South Jordan, Utah, with additional Utah offices in Ogden and Pleasant Grove. The site states a further location in St George is expected to open in September 2026, and that telemedicine appointments are available through a Park City office. No detail is given about the premises themselves, such as accreditation.
The site does not state prices for any treatment. A prospective patient would need to contact the practice directly for cost information.
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.