Pain and regenerative health.
PRP, prolotherapy, stem cell and VSEL injections for knees, shoulders, hips, backs and training injuries, placed with ultrasound in our Mesa office. Most people who come to us have already tried rest, pills and a cortisone shot.
No-cost intro call by phone or video
Pick the One That Sounds Like You.
Knees & shouldersKnees, Shoulders & HipsPRP · Prolotherapy · Stem cells · VSEL→
Back & neckBack & NeckProlotherapy · PRP · Perineural therapy · Acupuncture→
Training injuriesTraining InjuriesPRP · VSEL · Prolotherapy · IV recovery→The Injections We Use.
PRP Injections
About four tablespoons of your blood is spun for roughly 15 minutes to concentrate the platelets, then injected where you hurt. The injection itself takes about 20 minutes.
1 to 3 visits, 4 to 6 weeks apartRestorative Injection Therapy
Prolotherapy and perineural injections that prompt the body to strengthen loose or strained ligaments and calm irritated nerves.
Usually a short seriesStem Cell Treatments
For joints with more wear than PRP can handle, or injuries that haven't moved with conservative care. We'll tell you straight if you're a candidate.
Decided at your visitVSEL Therapy
Very small embryonic-like stem cells from your own blood. Restore Health was the 28th clinic in the world to offer it.
No downtimeIndividual results vary. Your doctor will tell you which of these fit, and which don't.
Injections are the heart of this clinic.
Dr. Morris came to injection therapy as a patient, after neck pain had him facing surgery. It worked, and it became the clinic's focus. Every injection is placed with ultrasound, PRP is prepared in-house from your own blood, and Restore Health was the 28th clinic in the world to offer VSEL.
Dr. Neil Morris
Regenerative health, PRP, stem cells, hormones
Dr. Eugene Muro
Pain management, hormone therapy, sports medicine
Dr. Zane Kalavesis
Acupuncture, hormones, regenerative and movement therapy
Pain and Injections: What People Ask.
Can I be seen by video?
Yes. Intro calls, new patient visits and most follow-ups can be virtual from anywhere in Arizona. State law requires at least one in-person visit a year, and injections happen in our Mesa office.
Is this instead of surgery?
For many people, regenerative treatment is worth trying before surgery. If we think surgery is the better option for you, we'll tell you.
Do you take insurance?
Treatment at the clinic is cash pay, and HSA and FSA cards work. Labs and imaging done at an outside facility may be billed to your insurance, depending on the facility, your plan and your coverage. That doesn't apply to Medicare or Medicaid plans. Your plan is customized to you, and we go over it together before you commit.
Who will I see?
It depends on what you need. Hormone and weight loss patients see Dr. Kalavesis, pain and injury patients see Dr. Morris or Dr. Muro, and hypnotherapy is with Rene. You can also take the first opening.