Frequently Asked Questions

No, we do not accept health insurance. Since most of our state-of-the-art procedures are considered regenerative medicine, they are typically not covered by insurance. However, we partner with third-party healthcare financing companies such as CareCredit and Affirm. Click here to view the full list of personal healthcare lenders. Alternatively, you can use a Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) to cover the costs of our treatments, including PRP therapy. These accounts allow you to use pre-tax dollars for qualified medical expenses.

Yes, we accept Visa, Mastercard, and American Express.

We accept cash but do not accept personal checks.

Yes, we offer financing through third-party providers such as CareCredit and Affirm. Click here to see the full list of financing options.

No referral is needed, as our services are not billed through insurance. However, if you would like, we can send a clinical summary to your primary care physician or specialist after your visit.

Yes, you can schedule an appointment for another person. However, we will need their personal details and will contact them to gather their medical history and ensure our services are suitable for them.

Yes! You can purchase a gift card online or in person at our center. Click here to buy a gift card.

To redeem a gift card and book a service, call us at 954-363-8090 or visit your nearest clinic.

Yes, after your initial free consultation, we require a deposit to secure your appointment time and date.

Your deposit is 100% refundable or transferable up to three business days before your appointment. Cancellation details will be included in the confirmation email. After the deadline, deposits are non-refundable but can be transferred to another appointment.  

No, you should not undergo platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy while pregnant. While PRP injections are generally safe, they carry a very small risk of infection or allergic reaction.  

For PRP injections to be most effective, it is generally recommended to stop taking anti-platelet medications, such as Aspirin or Plavix, for 7 days before the procedure and for at least 14 days afterward. However, it is crucial to get approval from your primary care doctor or the specialist who prescribed the anti-platelet medication before pausing its use during this period. Once you decide to move forward with us, we will provide you with the necessary paperwork to request approval from your primary care physician or specialist.  

Yes, in general there is low risk of complications such as significant bleeding with PRP joint injections if done safely and with ultrasound guidance.   

Yes, you can use your FSA or HSA to pay for services either through a dedicated FSA/HSA credit card or by seeking reimbursement.  

No, all our procedures are performed under ultrasound guidance, which does not involve ionizing radiation. And also we do not use any intravascular contrast dyes.  

Yes, we retain medical records in compliance with federal and local regulations. We can also share your medical information with your primary care doctor or specialist at your request.  

We take your privacy seriously and adhere to strict privacy regulations. Access to your information is limited to staff who need it for legitimate reasons, and all access is logged.  

It’s best to wear loose-fitting clothing to allow easy access to the treatment areas. If necessary, you will be provided with a gown to wear during the procedure. You will always be able to keep your undergarments on.  

Yes, we currently treat patients 18 years of age and older.  

We are happy to accommodate special requests. Please call us at 954-363-8090 to discuss your needs.  

You can schedule an appointment online now, or by calling 954-363-8090.