The Medicine Of The Future !
Regenerative orthopedics should be the go-to option for serious orthopedic issues. Stem cell treatments, while not a cure-all, effectively address around 85% of these problems. Stem cells are safe, minimally invasive, and highly effective—making them an ideal first choice.
85% SUCCESS RATE
AVOID SURGERY
ALMOST NO DOWNTIME
LONG-LASTING RESULTS
Stem Cell Orthopedics
Welcome to the exciting new field of stem cell orthopedics. At RegenOrtho, we use your own, DNA-matched stem cells from your fat, mix it with the growth factors from your blood (PRP) and use this potent combination to heal arthritis, injuries and degeneration of :
Meet Dr. Mark
Mark Walter MD, CM, CCFP has pioneered the field of Regenerative Orthopedics since 2001 and is considered one of the top Stem Cell Orthopedic specialists in Florida. He received his MD degree from McGill (1980) and completed his specialty training in Family Practice and Sports Medicine in 1982. Dr.Walter went on to do five years of post-doc fellowship work in Regenerative Orthopedics with the world-renowned Hackett Hemwall Foundation, in association with the University of Wisconsin.
Sarasota Stem Cell Therapy
Welcome to the exciting new field of stem cell orthopedics! Our goal at RegenOrtho is to educate you about stem cells and regenerative healing. As with any new field, misconceptions abound and unfortunately, the conventional surgical orthopedic community has a very limited understanding of this powerful tool and how to use it properly. Also, stem cell therapy is too new and not yet standardized, so it is not yet covered by medicare or any other insurance.
However, you owe it to yourself to properly understand how stem cells work and how they can make a huge difference to you. We all have something and some of us have serious orthopedic pain that affects the quality of our lives. Can stem cells fix all problems? No, but as you understand the power of stem cells you may agree that stem cell and regenerative injection therapy is a common-sense approach that should be integrated into primary care orthopedics and should always be considered prior to doing surgery. If you have a serious orthopedic condition and your surgeon has told you that the only answer is surgery, I would urge you to consider your options. In many cases, stem cells may be a safer, more effective and elegant solution.