Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine
Interventional Orthopedics Near West Bloomfield, MI from Board-Certified Doctors
Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine is committed to providing responsible, patient-centered care for individuals seeking evaluation and treatment for musculoskeletal discomfort.
★ 4.7 Google rating · Board-certified physicians · Rochester Hills & Grand Rapids
What are regenerative orthobiologic treatments?
Regenerative orthobiologic treatments use natural substances, often taken from your own body, to start a healing response in damaged or worn tissue. At the Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine, they are minimally invasive outpatient procedures. Compared with surgery, they usually mean less downtime and lower cost.
Interventional Orthopedics Near West Bloomfield, MI – Thoughtful, Evidence-Informed Care at Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine
Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine is committed to providing responsible, patient-centered care for individuals seeking evaluation and treatment for musculoskeletal discomfort. Our clinic now offers interventional orthopedics in Michigan for patients living near West Bloomfield, Michigan. This medical specialty focuses on diagnosing and treating orthopedic conditions using image-guided techniques and minimally invasive procedures when clinically appropriate.
What Is Interventional Orthopedics?
Interventional orthopedics is a developing area of medicine that blends traditional orthopedic principles with modern imaging technology to support procedural accuracy. Using tools such as ultrasound or fluoroscopic guidance, physicians can visualize targeted structures during certain treatments. This approach is intended to enhance precision while supporting patient safety.
It is important to understand that no single therapy is right for every patient. Interventional procedures are typically considered after a thorough medical review and may be recommended alongside conservative treatments such as physical therapy, activity modification, or medication management. Our team prioritizes clear communication so patients understand both the potential benefits and limitations of any recommended care.
Addressing Chronic Pain with a Comprehensive Perspective
One of the most common questions patients ask is whether chronic pain can fully resolve. The answer depends on many factors, including the underlying condition, overall health, lifestyle habits, and how long symptoms have been present. While some conditions improve significantly with appropriate care, others may require long-term management strategies.
Rather than focusing solely on symptom relief, our physicians aim to identify contributing factors and develop a structured plan that supports function and quality of life. Even modest improvements in mobility or comfort can make meaningful differences in daily routines.
Patients who visit our clinic often appreciate:
- Board-certified physicians experienced in musculoskeletal care
- Image-guided procedures when medically appropriate
- Treatment plans tailored to individual health profiles
- A commitment to staying current with evolving clinical research
- Careful discussions about risks, alternatives, and expected outcomes
Every recommendation is grounded in medical necessity and diagnostic findings rather than a standardized treatment model.
Personalized Treatment Planning
Because orthopedic pain can stem from a wide range of causes, accurate diagnosis is essential. During your consultation, our team will review your medical history, prior treatments, activity level, and diagnostic imaging if available. In some cases, additional testing may be recommended to clarify the source of symptoms.
Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine offers access to multiple care pathways that may be incorporated into a personalized plan when appropriate. These may include:
- Evaluation and management of joint-related discomfort, including knees, shoulders, and hips
- Assessment of spine conditions contributing to neck or back pain
- Sciatica and nerve-related symptom evaluation
- Sacroiliac (SI) joint assessment
- Sports injury consultation
- Electromyography (EMG) testing for neuromuscular insight
- Therapies sometimes used in the management of chronic inflammation
- Image-guided procedures for certain musculoskeletal conditions
- Evaluation of tendon, ligament, or cartilage injuries
Not every patient will require an interventional procedure. Many individuals benefit from conservative therapies, and surgery may still be the most appropriate option in certain situations. Our role is to help you understand where interventional orthopedics may fit within the broader continuum of care.
The Role of Imaging and Diagnostic Precision
Advanced imaging has improved how physicians evaluate orthopedic conditions. Visualization tools can help confirm anatomical structures, guide needle placement during procedures, and support diagnostic confidence. However, technology is only one component of effective care. Clinical expertise, careful patient selection, and ongoing monitoring remain equally important.
We encourage patients to view treatment as a collaborative process. Asking questions, sharing health concerns, and discussing lifestyle goals all contribute to better-informed medical decisions.
When to Consider an Evaluation
You may benefit from speaking with a physician if pain is limiting your ability to stay active, interfering with sleep, or persisting despite rest or conservative care. Early assessment can sometimes prevent symptoms from worsening and may expand the range of available treatment options.
Symptoms that deserve professional evaluation include:
- Ongoing joint stiffness
- Reduced range of motion
- Numbness or tingling
- Pain that affects work or recreational activities
- Discomfort that does not improve with self-care
Prompt medical guidance is especially important if symptoms suddenly intensify or are accompanied by weakness.
A Patient-First Approach to Orthopedic Care
At Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine, our philosophy centers on ethical practice, patient safety, and education. We believe individuals should feel confident in their healthcare decisions and fully understand their options before proceeding with treatment.
Interventional orthopedics represents one component of modern musculoskeletal care, and research continues to shape how these therapies are used. Our physicians remain attentive to emerging evidence so recommendations reflect current medical understanding.
Schedule a Consultation Near West Bloomfield, MI
If you are exploring treatment options for orthopedic pain, our team is available to help you take the next step in a professional, supportive environment.
Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine is committed to providing responsible, patient-centered care for individuals seeking evaluation and treatment for musculoskeletal discomfort. Our clinic now offers interventional orthopedics for patients living near West Bloomfield, Michigan. This medical specialty focuses on diagnosing and treating orthopedic conditions using image-guided techniques and minimally invasive procedures when clinically appropriate.
Conditions
Conditions Our Physicians Evaluate
Osteoarthritis, tendon and ligament injuries, rotator cuff problems, and back pain are common reasons patients ask about orthobiologics.
Knee arthritis and old injuries can limit walks and stairs. An exam shows which options fit.
Shoulder symptoms can come from tendons, the joint or nerves, so diagnosis comes first.
Back discomfort does not always start in a disc. Careful evaluation guides the next step.
Hip, elbow and ankle concerns are reviewed with your history, exam and imaging.
Lingering problems after a sports injury or car accident get a full evaluation.
Neuropathy, tendinitis, plantar fasciitis and more. Browse every condition we evaluate.
Patient reviews
What Our Patients Say
In Their Words
We were amazed at how thorough the explanation of the recommended procedure was. I knew just what would happen and what I was agreeing to.
Steve G. Regenerative medicine patient
This doctor is very professional, using layman’s terms and taking his time with my parents to fully explain everything, and in answering all our questions!
Rosanna Windsor, Ontario · Family of a stem cell patient
Dr Nabity answered every question/concerns I had prior to the procedure in detail. If you leave a message for him he always calls you back himself.
Connie H. New Baltimore, MI · Stem cell patient
Excerpts from our patient testimonials.
Individual results vary. Reviews reflect each patient’s own experience.
Your visit
Your Path to Treatment
Most visits follow four simple steps. Our team guides you through each one and answers questions along the way.
1. Consultation
Meet your physician, talk through your symptoms, and review your history and goals.
2. Diagnosis & Imaging
Ultrasound or other imaging helps identify the source of your pain.
3. Treatment
If a regenerative option fits your condition, your physician provides image-guided treatment in our clinic.
4. Follow-Up
Check-ins track your progress and adjust your plan as needed.
Insurance & cost
Insurance, Self-Pay, and Clear Pricing
We accept many major insurance plans for consultations, testing, and many spine and joint procedures. Regenerative treatments such as PRP and stem cell therapy are usually self-pay, so you get a clear estimate before you decide.
Usually billed to insurance
- Consultations and office visits
- EMG and nerve testing
- Epidural, facet, and SI joint injections
- Nerve blocks, radiofrequency ablation, and nerve stimulators
Usually self-pay
- PRP and stem cell therapy (BMAC)
- Prolotherapy
- PRP hair restoration
- Stem cell banking
Self-pay options include prompt-pay discounts, payment plans, and HSA or FSA funds for eligible expenses.
Plans we accept
- PPO Trust
UMR coming soon. Blue Care Network plans require a referral. Coverage varies by plan and service, so call Rochester Hills (248) 216-1008 or Grand Rapids (616) 288-1109 and we will check your benefits.
Why patients choose Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine
- Board-certified physicians Every procedure is performed by a board-certified physician, not a technician.
- Image-guided precision Ultrasound or fluoroscopic (x-ray) guidance places treatment exactly where it is needed.
- Your own cells, prepared on site Platelets and bone marrow cells are processed in our in-house lab during your visit.
- Results we track We have reported patient outcomes to the DataBiologics registry since 2019.
- Clear, upfront pricing Itemized estimates before treatment, prompt-pay discounts, and payment plans.
- Physicians who teach physicians Our doctors teach orthobiologic courses and helped write national back pain guidelines.
Our physicians
Meet Your Care Team
Thomas Nabity, MD
Board-certified physician
John Santa Ana, DO
Board-certified physician
Robert Farhat, DO
Board-certified physician
Kevin M. Nemeth, MD
Board-certified physician
John Steele, MD
Board-certified physician
Christopher Hannasch, DO
Board-certified physician
Credentials & memberships
Training You Can Look Up
Board certification shows a physician completed specialty training and passed independent exams. Our physicians go further, with added certifications and memberships in orthobiologics, musculoskeletal ultrasound and electrodiagnostic medicine. Each program is run by an independent organization, so you can see exactly what it requires.
PM&R Board Certification
Board certification in physical medicine and rehabilitation, the specialty focused on restoring function.
Pain Medicine Board Certification
Board certification in pain medicine, covering evaluation and treatment of complex pain conditions.

IOF Certification Courses
Advanced knee, hip and spine certification courses in image-guided orthobiologic procedures.
IOF Instructors & Training Hub
Our physicians teach other doctors as IOF instructors, and our Rochester Hills clinic hosts training.
Musculoskeletal Ultrasound
Certified in diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound, the imaging used to guide our treatments.
Electrodiagnostic Medicine
Board certification in electrodiagnostic medicine, the specialty behind EMG and nerve testing.
American Academy of PM&R
The national society for physiatrists, physicians focused on restoring movement.
Interventional Pain (ASIPP)
A society that sets education and practice standards for interventional pain medicine.
Orthopaedic Medicine (AAOM)
A physician group focused on non-surgical musculoskeletal care, including prolotherapy.
DataBiologics Registry
We report patient outcomes to a national orthobiologics registry to track results over time.
Patient stories
Hear From Our Patients
Patients describe their own experiences with care at the Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine. Individual results vary.
Patient Testimonial
Patient Testimonial
FAQ
Regenerative Medicine Questions
Answers to common questions from West Bloomfield patients. Your physician can address your specific situation during a consultation.
What does orthobiologics mean?
“Ortho” refers to the musculoskeletal system and “biologics” to materials from living sources, such as your own platelets or cells.
What is in a prolotherapy injection?
A natural sugar (dextrose) solution with a mild anesthetic.
Is regenerative medicine the same as stem cell therapy?
Stem cell therapy is one type of regenerative medicine. PRP and prolotherapy are others. Your physician will explain which fits your condition.
Which conditions are evaluated?
Common examples include osteoarthritis, tendon and ligament injuries, rotator cuff problems, bursitis, plantar fasciitis, and some back and neck conditions.
Are treatments done with imaging?
Yes. Our physicians use ultrasound or fluoroscopic (x-ray) guidance to place treatments precisely.
Is there downtime?
These are outpatient procedures. Most patients return to light daily activity soon after, and your physician will give you a plan for exercise and follow-up.
Will I need more than one treatment?
It depends on your diagnosis and how you respond. Some conditions are treated once, while others need a series.
Is regenerative medicine covered by insurance?
Coverage is often limited because many regenerative treatments are considered elective. Our team will give you cost information before you decide.
Where are your clinics?
We have a clinic at 355 Barclay Circle, Suite A, Rochester Hills, MI 48307, (248) 216-1008, and an office at 1000 E. Paris Ave SE, Suite 221, Grand Rapids, MI 49546, (616) 288-1109.
How do I schedule a consultation?
Call (248) 216-1008 or use the short form on this page to request a consultation.
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Our locations
Visit Our Michigan Clinics
Rochester Hills Clinic
355 Barclay Cir, Suite A
Rochester Hills, MI 48307
Monday–Friday, 9:00 am–4:30 pm
Grand Rapids Clinic
1000 E. Paris Ave SE, Suite 221
Grand Rapids, MI 49546
Monday–Friday, 9:00 am–4:30 pm
Areas we serve
Orthobiologic Care in Michigan
Patients visit our Rochester Hills and Grand Rapids clinics from across Michigan.