Request an evaluation or call the office to discuss scheduling.
Call the practice to confirm appointment availability and your preferred office. This website’s form is a demonstration and does not send appointment requests.
Gather records and information as instructed by the practice.
Ask whether to bring imaging, previous treatment records, and your medication list. Follow the office’s instructions and do not change medications on your own.
Discuss your symptoms, examination, goals, and appropriate choices.
A discussion may include expected benefits, uncertainty, alternatives, risks, and the possibility that a proposed procedure is not suitable.
Agree on individualized recommendations and follow-up when needed.
If treatment is recommended, ask about preparation, recovery, follow-up, total costs, and who to contact with concerns.
No. Start with the concern that brought you here. The evaluation is designed to help you understand your options. Not every patient is a candidate for PRP or a cellular procedure, and requesting an evaluation does not commit you to treatment.
Ask the office which records are needed for your visit. Relevant imaging, prior treatment information, a medication list, and your questions may help the physician understand your situation. Please do not send records or medical history through this website form.
Contact the office to discuss consultation fees, proposed procedure costs, and coverage questions before scheduling or agreeing to treatment. Coverage depends on the service and your plan; this website does not promise insurance coverage or financing.
The office will confirm scheduling and availability before an appointment is booked. You can also call (610) 521-6063 to request an appointment.
The practice currently lists Eddystone, Pennsylvania, and Wilmington, Delaware. Choose your preferred office and confirm the location, appointment availability, and any preparation instructions when you speak with the team.
You do not need to choose a procedure before speaking with the practice.
Educational information, not a diagnosis or personalized medical advice.
