Blog Archives - Page 11 of 22 - Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine

Three men wearing dark-colored medical scrubs stand side by side, smiling at the camera against a plain light background, welcoming New Provider Dr. Robert Farhat to the office.

At The Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine, we’re always looking for ways to increase our patients’ experience, whether through new technology in the regenerative medicine field or new providers. Recently we added a new Board-Certified physician to our practice, Dr. Robert Farhat. Dr. Farhat brings a wealth of experience that we’re excited to tap into … Read more

A smiling female doctor in a white coat sits at a desk, discussing new treatment options with a patient. The doctor holds a pen and folder, while the patient listens attentively in the bright medical office.

At The Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine, we’re constantly looking at new technologies and treatment options to help improve overall outcomes for our patients. Being members of the Interventional Orthobiologics Foundation gives us insight into the newest and best treatments in Regenerative Medicine. Shockwave and EMTT have both been showing excellent outcomes in treating musculoskeletal conditions … Read more

An older woman discusses hip pain causes with a male doctor in a bright office. He wears a white coat and uses his laptop during their medical consultation to explore possible hip pain treatment options.

Does your hip give you trouble when the weather gets cold? Do you have a hard time sitting in one position for an extended stretch of time? Approximately 1 in 7 adults over the age of 60 report significant hip pain on a daily basis (Source). Let’s explore some common hip pain causes, treatments, and … Read more

A smiling man with a beard sits and talks with a doctor wearing a white coat and stethoscope, suggesting a friendly medical consultation about joint treatment or pain relief options like prolotherapy.

Prolotherapy is an injection treatment that relieves pain by jumpstarting the body’s natural healing abilities. While not yet regulated by the FDA, this alternative treatment is used to help those suffering from musculoskeletal conditions affecting the bones, muscles, ligaments, tendons, and soft tissues. Also known as proliferative therapy, prolotherapy is known as a non-surgical ligament … Read more

Two doctors in white lab coats and name badges stand together, smiling, while one holds a clipboard. They are in a bright, modern medical setting specializing in Interventional Orthopedics and minimally invasive treatments.

Orthopedics is a branch of medicine that focuses on your muscles, bones, joints, and tendons. If you need relief for joint pain, bone fractures, soft tissue injuries, and other musculoskeletal issues, you’ll likely work with an orthopedist. Interventional orthopedics (IO) refers to an advanced treatment path that only a small fraction of providers have the … Read more

An older woman smiles while sitting at a desk and talking with a healthcare professional in an office setting, discussing her back pain. A computer and paperwork are visible on the desk.

Acute Pain or Chronic Pain? Acute pain is a short-term pain with an identifiable source, such as when you pull your back while exercising or after making an awkward movement when lifting boxes. This type of injury will usually heal within a few weeks without treatment beyond self-care, allowing you to return to your normal … Read more

A volleyball player in a red and white jersey spikes the ball over the net as two opponents in blue attempt to block, demonstrating powerful moves where injury prevention is crucial. Other players watch from the court in the indoor gymnasium.

The fear of all athletes is the fear of sustaining a sports injury, whether on the field, court, ring, or track. Bad injuries not only sideline you from play, but they can lead to lasting damage if left untreated. This could be a career ender if you’re a professional athlete. If you’re a weekend warrior … Read more

A tennis player’s lower legs and white shoes are shown off the ground as they jump on a green tennis court, casting a shadow—perhaps pushing through foot pain. White court lines are visible beneath them.

About 87 percent of people experience foot and ankle pain at one time or another, whether from injury or even from poorly-fitted shoes. It’s no wonder so many people have foot pain: the average person spends four hours a day standing on their feet and takes 5,000 steps. Obviously, for certain occupations, these numbers can … Read more

A man in a wheelchair smiles and shakes hands with a woman in a white coat, suggesting a friendly conversation about knee treatments or support session in a bright, comfortable room.

Because our very own Dr. John Santa Ana was a military doctor, we have a strong connection and respect for the many men and women who risk their lives in various military branches. Thankfully one of the benefits of military service is access to TRICARE, a health plan backed by the US government. At MCRM, … Read more

Smiling male doctor in a white coat and stethoscope stands indoors near a large window, holding a digital tablet with DataBiologics. He is looking at the camera, illustrating modern care in Reporting Clinics.

“Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine is One of the Top Reporting Clinics in the US for DataBiologics Registry for 2022“ At the Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine, at the end of each year, we reflect on the successes and challenges of the previous year. 2022 was a banner year for our regenerative medicine clinic here … Read more