Treatments & care
Every path back to doing what you love
From orthobiologics and physician-directed therapy to arthroscopy and shoulder reconstruction — explore each option, then book a consultation to find the right fit for you.
Non-surgical
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)
A concentrate made from your own blood, injected into an irritated tendon, ligament or joint to support the body's own healing response.
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Microfat & Adipose Therapy
A small amount of your own fat tissue, gently processed and placed into a painful joint to cushion and calm irritated surfaces.
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Bone Marrow Aspirate Concentrate (BMAC)
Cells drawn from your own bone marrow, concentrated and delivered to a damaged joint or tendon to support repair.
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Focused Shockwave Therapy
Non-invasive acoustic energy directed at a painful tendon or bone to stimulate blood flow and reduce chronic pain.
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Conservative Care & Physical Therapy
The first line of treatment for most joint and tendon problems: activity modification, anti-inflammatories or acetaminophen, ice, bracing or a cane when helpful, and physician-directed physical therapy.
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Minimally Invasive Arthroscopy
Small-incision joint surgery using a camera and precise instruments — for repair work that biologics and therapy cannot reach.
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Shoulder Reconstruction
Rebuilding a shoulder that has lost its stability or its cuff — from anchor-suture repair to complex revision and instability surgery.
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Shoulder Arthritis Care — From Injections to Replacement
A worn shoulder joint doesn't have to mean giving up what you love. Care ranges from therapy and biologic injections to total shoulder replacement when the joint is truly worn out.
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Sports Medicine, Longevity & Optimizing Performance
Care for active adults who want to stay in the game, protect their joints and perform at their best — from injury prevention to recovery and long-term resilience.
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A consultation includes a full history, exam, and review of your imaging — and a straight answer about which of these paths fits your situation.
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