PRP Therapy

A natural option for pain and injury.

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy uses your body’s own healing power to help reduce pain, support tissue repair, and improve function. At OrthoNOW, our providers use specialized lab PRP (processed in a controlled sterile environment) to help you feel every day at your best.

 
OrthoNOW patient receiving relief from knee pain through PRP therapy

How PRP Works

A small sample of your blood is drawn and processed to concentrate the platelet-rich plasma. The PRP is then injected into the injured or painful area to support your body’s natural healing response.

Conditions We Treat

Every patient is different. Our providers will evaluate your symptoms, discuss, and explain to determine whether PRP is appropriate and build a personalized treatment plan just right for you.

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Shoulders

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Elbows

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Knees

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Foot & Ankle

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Hips

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Wrist & Hand

Pricing & Bundle Options

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PRP Bundle

Studies indicate best results with 2–3+ treatments for many patients. Ask about our PRP bundle for greater savings. Bundle options are available to help maximize value for each treatment.

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Pricing & Financing

Get relief sooner with easy payments. See the handouts below for exact pricing information. 0% interest financing is available through Affirm, subject to approval. Apply in minutes with a simple pre-qualification.

Why Choose OrthoNOW?

Risks & Complications

PRP is generally considered low risk. Because it is made from your blood, serious adverse reactions are rare. Possible side effects include temporary pain or soreness at the injection site, infection, bruising, or swelling. Serious complications are very uncommon. As with any treatment, outcomes vary by individual. Ask your provider if you have questions.

Aftercare

Mild discomfort for a few days is common. Cold compresses may help. You may be advised to avoid strenuous activity or medications like NSAIDs for a short time. Follow your provider’s aftercare plan carefully for the best results and faster recovery. Return to normal activity gradually and as your pain level is right for you.

Patient Resources

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PRP Bundle

Learn more about our bundle options and treatment details.

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PRP Financing

Financing options with 0% interest Affirm details.

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PRP Information

Learn more about PRP therapy and what to expect.

Frequently Asked Questions

Many insurance companies now cover telemedicine appointments, but coverage can vary depending on your specific plan. Contact your insurance provider to learn more about your coverage or speak with a team member who will be able to help you (305-537-7272).

Telemedicine is a fast, convenient way to get expert orthopedic care without leaving home.
It’s great for getting advice on injuries or pain, follow-ups, or reviewing test results. You’ll speak directly with an orthopedic-trained clinical who can guide your next steps — and if an in-person visit is needed, we’ll get you scheduled right away.
Have questions? Just give us a call (305-537-7272)— we’ll help you decide if telemedicine is right for your needs.

We recommend signing on about 10 minutes before your scheduled visit.
This gives you time to check your camera, audio, and internet connection so your appointment can start smoothly and on time. If you run into any issues, give us a call (305-537-7272)— we’re happy to help.

Telehealth is a way to connect with a healthcare provider through video or phone – avoiding/delaying the need to come into the clinic.
At OrthoNOW, telehealth lets you speak with an orthopedic-trained provider from the comfort of home. It’s great for injury follow-ups, reviewing test results, or getting expert advice on pain or movement issues.
Want to know if telehealth is right for your situation? Just give us a call (305-537-7272).

All you need is

  1. A device with a microphone & camera – such as a smartphone, computer, or tablet/iPad
  2. A strong WiFi or mobile/cellular connection

During a telehealth visit, your provider will review any available imaging or records, ask detailed questions about your symptoms, and guide you through movement tests on camera.
While some conditions do require an in-person exam, many can be accurately assessed remotely, especially follow-ups or straightforward issues. If we think you need to come in, we’ll help schedule the right next step.
Not sure if telehealth is a fit? Just give us a call — we’re happy to help (305-537-7272).

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