What is umbilical cord tissue allograft?

Tissue from donated umbilical cords, collected after healthy births with full consent. It contains natural collagen, hyaluronic acid, and growth factors that can support tissue repair when applied to damaged areas.

Are your tissue products FDA compliant?

Yes. Our products meet HCT/P 361 requirements—they're minimally manipulated, intended for homologous use, and come from FDA-registered tissue banks with documented donor screening.

What conditions can regenerative medicine help treat?

Primarily orthopedic issues: tendon and ligament injuries, osteoarthritis, joint pain, and sports injuries. Some practices also use these products for aesthetic applications like skin rejuvenation.

How long do results last?

It depends on the condition and the patient. Many see benefits lasting 6-12 months or longer. Chronic conditions sometimes require a series of treatments to achieve optimal results.

Is there any downtime after treatment?

Minimal. Most patients feel some soreness for a day or two. We typically recommend avoiding strenuous activity for a few days, but normal daily activities can usually resume right away.

How do I get started offering regenerative medicine?

Give us a call. We'll walk through your practice's needs, help you select appropriate products, provide staff training, and set you up with the compliance documentation and SOPs you need to get started.

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Regenerative Medicine

Adding regenerative services means navigating FDA regulations, sourcing quality tissue, and training your staff. We simplify that. Our HCT/P 361 compliant products come from FDA-registered tissue banks with full documentation. We provide SOPs, compliance guidance, and hands-on training so you can offer these services confidently.

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Key Features

HCT/P 361 Compliant Tissue Products
Hyaluronic Acid
Extracellular Matrix (ECM) Components
Collagen Types I, II, III, IV
Elastin & Fibronectin
Minimally Invasive Treatment Option

Key Benefits

Why Choose Regenerative Medicine

Supports tissue repair and regeneration

Enhances cushioning and flexibility

Restores tensile strength

Promotes natural healing mechanisms

Minimally invasive application

The Process

How It Works

A step-by-step overview of implementing Regenerative Medicine in your practice.

1

Patient Consultation

A thorough evaluation to determine if regenerative treatment is appropriate for your patient's condition and goals.

2

Product Selection

Choose the appropriate tissue product based on the treatment area and clinical indication from our 361-compliant portfolio.

3

Preparation

The tissue product is prepared according to manufacturer guidelines, maintaining sterility and proper handling protocols.

4

Application

The tissue is applied to the target area using image guidance (ultrasound/fluoroscopy) when appropriate for precision placement.

5

Recovery & Follow-up

Patients typically experience minimal downtime. Follow-up appointments monitor progress and healing response.

Conditions Treated

Clinical Applications

Osteoarthritis

Tendinitis & Tendinopathy

Ligament Injuries

Rotator Cuff Tears

Plantar Fasciitis

Tennis & Golfer's Elbow

Knee Pain

Hip Pain

Shoulder Pain

Back Pain

Sports Injuries

Chronic Joint Pain

Clinical Applications

How It's Used

Regenerative Medicine is used across various clinical settings to deliver effective outcomes for patients.

01
Orthopedics: Aids in repairing tendons, ligaments, and cartilage
02
Aesthetics: Promotes skin rejuvenation and collagen production
03
Pain Management: Supports chronic pain treatment protocols

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