As a result of its many uses in orthopedics and sports medicine, stem cell therapy stands out among other treatments. Patients and doctors are surely aligned; nobody wants unnecessary pain or surgery. This non-surgical treatment reduces pain and generates stronger cells. Allogeneic stem cell enhancement is one of Dr. Burke’s top treatments because of the speedy recovery and natural healing that follows stem cell injections.

Patients regain their flexibility, functionality, and range of motion with the help of stem cell advancements from Dr. Burke Orthopedics. At any age, stem cell therapy is a beneficial treatment option because of its many benefits and minimal risk. That’s precisely why we cooperate with the medical community to provide options; when a steroid shot or ibuprofen isn’t enough but surgery feels like a leap…, there’s the option of regenerative medicine. Small stem cell injections provide great benefits for patients who wish to regain their normal lifestyle and eliminate painful conditions. And even when surgery is necessary, Dr. Burke Orthopedics and Predictive Biotech are there with products to support tissue repair and recovery. It’s a full-circle view that’s patient-focused and bound to a higher standard. Refreshing, right?

There are many studies that show how stem cells help speed up recovery time for those who are treated. However, results vary from patient to patient. Although the science behind stem cells and how they work is becoming increasingly well-known and trusted throughout the medical community, there is still no way to quantitatively represent how they will impact each individual since every patient is unique. If you are certain that stem cell therapy is the right treatment for you based on a referral from a doctor or recommendation from another surgeon, the highly skilled Dr. Burke is a great choice for getting this procedure done.

With some of the most knowledgeable and highly qualified surgeons in the industry, Dr. Burke Orthopedics has one of the highest success rates for treating orthopedic pain or injuries. This, in part, is due to making sure the patients we accept as candidates go through a candidacy checking process, therefore ensuring the highest possible chances of the procedure benefiting the patient.