Lasting Pain Relief

PRP Therapy

PRP Therapy: Natural Healing for Lasting Pain Relief

At Better Health Medical Center, we offer advanced Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy to help relieve back and knee pain, joint discomfort, and musculoskeletal injuries—naturally. PRP harnesses your body’s own healing power by using concentrated platelets to accelerate tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and restore mobility. Whether you're struggling with chronic pain or recovering from an injury, PRP is a non-surgical, drug-free solution designed to get you back to doing what you love.

Experience relief. Restore mobility. Reclaim your life.

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STEP 1

PRP Blood Draw

Blood Collection

A small sample of your blood is drawn, just like in a routine blood test. This blood will be processed to extract the powerful healing components needed for PRP therapy.

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STEP 2

PRP - Platelet Separation

The blood sample is placed in a centrifuge, a specialized machine that spins at high speeds to separate the platelets from other blood components.

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STEP 3

Concentrated Platelet-Rich Plasma

After spinning, the blood separates into layers. The platelet-rich plasma (PRP) layer, which contains powerful growth factors, is isolated for use in treatment.

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STEP 4

PRP Extraction

The concentrated PRP is carefully extracted into a syringe, ready for precise administration to the injured area.

Medical professional wearing blue gloves drawing blood from patient's arm with a needle and collection tube.

STEP 5

Ultrasound-Guided Imaging for Knee Injury

Precision Targeting with Ultrasound

For joint and soft tissue injuries, ultrasound guidance ensures accurate placement of the PRP, maximizing effectiveness and promoting optimal healing.

Medical professionals in scrubs and masks perform a procedure using advanced medical imaging equipment in a sterile environment.

STEP 5

PRP Injection Under X-Ray Guidance

Spinal Injections Require Specialized Equipment

Spinal PRP treatments are performed under X-ray (fluoroscopy) guidance to ensure precise delivery.

Is PRP Covered By Insurance?

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While it is true that PRP is gaining more and more acceptance when it comes to insurance coverage with Tricare accepting PRP for treatment of knee arthritis and tennis elbow, many commerical insurances do not cover PRP.

The cost of each treatment varies depending on the location of the injury and the complexity of the procedure. Some areas of the body may require more specialized techniques or multiple injections, which can affect pricing.

If you're interested in PRP therapy, we’re happy to provide a personalized cost estimate based on your specific needs. Contact us today to learn more!

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