Platelet-rich plasma therapy uses a concentrate prepared from your own blood. Every PRP plan begins with a consultation.
By consultation
- Ongoing joint or tendon pain
- Exploring options beyond rest and medication
- Wanting to understand regenerative care
- Hoping to stay active long-term
- Questions about whether you’re a candidate
Understanding PRP Therapy
PRP is prepared by drawing a small amount of your blood and spinning it to concentrate the platelets. That concentrate is then injected into the targeted area by a qualified provider.
Research on PRP is ongoing, and responses vary from person to person. We’ll walk you through what’s known, what isn’t, and whether PRP is a reasonable option for you.
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A candid consultation
We review your condition, history and goals, and talk honestly about whether PRP makes sense.
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Preparation
If you move forward, your blood draw and preparation happen during the same visit.
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Your treatment
The concentrate is injected into the targeted area, with care taken for your comfort.
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Follow-up
We check in on how you’re recovering and coordinate any supporting care.
How it fits your care
PRP is usually one piece of a broader recovery plan that also supports movement, strength and tissue health.
Common questions
PRP Therapy
Book a consultation to learn whether PRP fits your care.