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Regenerative Medicine Consultation in Scarsdale, NY
A regenerative medicine consultation at Protocol Health in Scarsdale, NY covers PRP, shockwave therapy and pain-focused regenerative care. A physician examines the problem and tells you plainly whether these options fit or whether another treatment, or a surgeon, is the better answer.
Medically reviewed by Richard Dentico, MD, Medical Director
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Our Scarsdale clinic serves Westchester County. In person only.
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Regenerative Medicine Consultation at Protocol Health
Before you book
What the consultation decides
Whether a joint, tendon or soft-tissue problem is likely to respond to PRP or shockwave, and which. PRP helps most in mild-to-moderate degeneration and in tendons that have not healed on their own; it helps least in advanced, bone-on-bone arthritis.
Who should book?
Anyone with a stalled joint or tendon problem.
- Tendon pain lasting months
- Mild-to-moderate arthritis
- Offered cortisone or surgery and want a second view
What to expect
An honest answer.
PRP. Planned and performed by Richard Dentico, MD; typically self-pay.
Shockwave. Performed in person in Scarsdale.
Not a fit. You will be told if a different treatment is better.
What happens at the consultation
Exam. A physical exam of the problem area.
Imaging review. Prior imaging is reviewed if you have it.
Options. PRP, shockwave, rehab or a surgical opinion.
A plan. If PRP fits, it can often be done the same day.
How the consultation runs
In the Scarsdale clinic or by telehealth where appropriate.
- Intake. History and prior treatment.
- Exam. With the physician.
- Recommendation. Options compared.
- Next step. Treatment or referral.
Common questions
Regenerative Medicine Consultation: frequently asked questions
What does a regenerative consultation cover?
PRP, shockwave therapy and pain-focused regenerative care.
Is it in person?
Yes, at the Scarsdale clinic, because it includes an exam.
Is PRP covered by insurance?
Generally not; PRP is typically self-pay.
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