Throughout the numerous conversations about regenerative medicine I have had with acquaintances, I came to the conclusion that a good amount of people are skeptical of Stem Cell Therapy. The skepticism comes from questioning the quality of the cells, and accusing them of being fake, synthetic, artificial, or laboratory grown. I'm writing this blog to help educate you about the cells we use and end this skepticism. Our medically trained physicians use only adult stem cells that are taken from your bone marrow. They are then isolated from the bone marrow and re-introduced into the injured area for purposes of [...]

Does suffering from tendonitis make me a good candidate for Stem Cell Therapy? What are the qualifications for Tendinosis and Stem Cell Therapy? Some qualifications include Rotator Cuff Tendinosis, Patellar Tendinosis (Jumper's knee), Quadricep tendinosis, tendonitis in the hands and wrist or chronic tendinitis in the bicep. You may also qualify with injuries to the following areas Flexor, Extensor, and Bicipital tendons, Peroneal/Posterior Tibialis tendon, and of course any Achilles Tendon Injuries. We see tendonitis more common in athletes and people whose jobs or activities involve repetitive movements; which results in aggravating the tendons. Most of these people want it [...]

Win a free acCELLerate™ procedure! Just find us at the GoPro Mountain Games this week (Jun 9-12) and enter the sweepstakes. The first 20 fans to check-in at our booth will also get a $5 gift card to Starbucks. Visit DenverRegen.com orMountainGames.com for more info. Follow our blog to see who wins! Must be present. acCELLerate™ combines your plasma, platelets, and stem cells to activate the mixture and increase efficacy. The acCELLerate™ treatment provides for the most effective regeneration of damaged tissue. Whether we are treating a degenerative arthritic knee, hip, elbow, hand, knee, rotator cuff... our acCELLerate™ Stem Cell regeneration system [...]

Have you ever dislocated, separated, or broken your shoulder? Are you employed in an occupation that requires repetitive twisting, turning, or bending of the upper body? Do you have bone deformities from trauma or other conditions that may eventually interfere with the normal function of one or both of your shoulders? You could be at risk for degenerative joint disease, also known as osteoarthritis (OA) of the shoulder. According to the CDC, OA is the most common form of arthritis. Sadly, with OA, the cartilage padding (which provides a smooth, gliding surface, for the bones interact at the joint) progressively [...]