Article written by Dr. John L Ferrell III M.D Stem cell therapy has garnered much attention as a potential treatment for arthritis, particularly for individuals seeking alternatives to surgery or long-term medication. While there is tremendous excitement surrounding this field, it’s important to know what […]

At Regenerative Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, we are committed to improving the lives of individuals affected by arthritis. National Arthritis Day, observed every year on October 12th, holds special significance for us as it provides an opportunity to highlight the advancements in arthritis care and […]

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy has gained popularity in recent years as a non-surgical treatment option for various conditions such as joint pain and hair loss. But what exactly is PRP, and how does it work? In this blog post, we’ll explore the basics of PRP […]

Microfragmented Adipose Tissue (MFAT) is a form of processed adipose (fat) tissue that has been broken down into small fragments or particles. This process can be achieved through various methods such as mechanical, enzymatic or ultrasonic fragmentation. The resulting microfragments are then used in various [...]

Patients frequently ask if they can get stem cell treatment for their arthritis or rotator cuff tears. Some even ask if stem cells are legal in America or do they have to go overseas? So, we must explain what stem cells are: Stem cells are [...]

Try Lipogems, a minimally invasive, FDA cleared option that can be performed in the clinic or adjunct to arthroscopic or orthopedic surgery to help heal damaged or injured tissue.   Why do people prefer to avoid major invasive surgery?   “Many patients have tried conservative options […]

What Is PRP/PRGF? Platelet-rich plasma, or Plasma Rich in Growth Factors (PRP/PRGF), are a form of regenerative medicine that can be injected into injury sites. Plasma is one of the main components in your blood, along with platelets, and red and white blood cells. PRP/PRGF […]

One of the most common knee injuries is a torn meniscus. Situated between the skin and thigh bone in the leg, your meniscus is the cartilage that separates the bones in the joint and ensures smooth, fluid movements. Movements that place abnormal strain or forceful […]

Although the term may be coined tennis elbow, the majority of patients suffering from it don’t actually play tennis. It may be common among tennis players, but most people will suffer from tennis elbow due to excessive strain or repetitive overuse of the muscles and […]