An Appleton, Wisconsin functional medicine clinic that, according to its website, offers platelet-rich plasma and exosome treatments alongside wider wellness and hormone services.
According to its website, the Wisconsin Institute of Functional Medicine is a functional medicine clinic based at 2801 East Enterprise Avenue, Suite 205, Appleton, Wisconsin, which also describes serving patients from Fond du Lac, Green Bay, Kaukauna, Little Chute, Menasha and Neenah, as well as Arizona and Florida. Regenerative treatment is one part of a much wider practice that the site describes as covering health coaching, medical weight loss, hormone replacement therapy, gut health, peptide therapy, and skin and hair rejuvenation procedures.
Under regenerative medicine, the site lists platelet-rich plasma (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood) therapy for ligament and tendon injuries, and exosome therapy (a treatment using cell-derived particles rather than whole cells) for joint arthritis. It also mentions peptide therapy for joint health. The site does not state where its exosome product is sourced from, so a prospective patient would need to ask about this directly.
The site does not name any individual clinicians or their credentials on the pages reviewed, and gives no year of establishment or pricing information.
The site lists both musculoskeletal conditions and a range of skin and wellness concerns treated across its broader practice.
The site describes exosome therapy (a treatment using particles released by cells, rather than whole living cells) for joint arthritis, but does not state where the exosome product comes from.
The site does not name individual clinicians or their credentials on the pages reviewed.
The main office is at 2801 East Enterprise Avenue, Suite 205, Appleton, Wisconsin, open Monday to Thursday, with separate laboratory hours also stated. The site describes serving a wider area of north-eastern Wisconsin as well as patients in Arizona and Florida.
The site does not state pricing for its regenerative 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.