We give your body a supportive helping hand by harnessing its incredible natural ability to heal itself! Our holistic clinic proudly offers an effective alternative to surgery through the innovative use of orthobiologics, ensuring that you receive the most advanced care available.
PRP
Stands for Platelet-Rich Plasma, commonly referred to as PRP. It serves as the initial entry point into your transformative Orthobiologic journey towards enhanced healing. During this process, we expertly draw your blood and immediately run it through a specialized centrifuge to begin the crucial concentration phase. After approximately an hour or so, we are left with a remarkable concentrate that is from 15 to 30 times greater than your baseline levels. PRP is highly effective and beneficial for laying down a solid foundation for repair and regeneration in joints, tendons, muscles, and bone, promoting overall recovery and wellness!
Trigger Point Injections
Minimally invasive trigger injection therapy is a cutting-edge approach designed to alleviate pain and promote healing by targeting trigger points in the muscles. This technique involves the precise injection of a small volume of a therapeutic agent—such as a local anesthetic, corticosteroid, or platelet-rich plasma—directly into the muscle or tissue where pain is concentrated. By addressing the underlying sources of discomfort, trigger injection therapy not only reduces inflammation but also enhances mobility and functionality, allowing patients to return to their regular activities more quickly. With its focus on precision and patient-centered care, this innovative treatment offers an effective solution for those seeking relief from chronic pain conditions without the need for more invasive surgical interventions.
Pricing
Orthobiologic medicine, using your own blood, isn't covered by insurance since it's not classified as a drug or device. Pricing poses challenges due to variability in raw material costs and the expenses of extraction equipment and technology. Treatment prices are determined by several factors: the products used, the treatment area, case complexity, number of targeted areas, and time spent with our medical team.