Get back to the activities you love, without surgery.
Connect with us to learn more about Regenexx regenerative orthopedic procedures.Mountain View Rehabilitation
Sacramento and Northern California’s Specialists in Regenerative Medicine and Regenexx Non-Surgical Orthopedic Procedures
At Mountain View Rehabilitation, we specialize in Regenexx regenerative orthopedic treatments. We’re in the business of getting our patients moving again. For all of us, young or old, having our limbs and joints moving as they should is fundamental to enjoying life to its fullest. We specialize in non-surgical orthopedics, diagnosing and treating injuries that affect our patients in their day-to-day lives. Whether you’re a competitive athlete, a weekend warrior, or just want to gain back lost mobility and freedom of movement, we can help.
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Your Alternative to Orthopedic Surgery
Regenexx uses your body’s natural healing ability to repair damage to bones, muscles, cartilage, tendons, and ligaments non-surgically. Our proprietary, research-driven techniques allow us to concentrate your cells and to place them in the precise area of your injury to promote healing and to achieve optimal outcomes.
Regenexx is a world leader in the field of orthopedic regenerative medicine based on scientific publications and is arguably the world’s most advanced platform for in-office interventional orthobiologics.
More than 149,047 highly specific image-guided Regenexx® Procedures have been performed since Regenexx pioneered the field of interventional orthopedics, using analogous cell therapy to treat common orthopedic problems in 2005.
The published research on Regenexx procedures accounts for approximately 44% of the world’s research on the use of bone marrow concentrate for orthopedic conditions (cumulative n of patients published & treated with bone marrow concentrate as of 1/1/2019)
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