8841 East Bell Road, Suite 101, Scottsdale, AZ 85260 | Rate: ★★★★★
Regenerative Medicine in Phoenix, AZ
Signs You May Need Regenerative Medicine
Pain, stiffness, or swelling
Pain during movement or activity
Symptoms that do not improve
Trouble walking, lifting, or exercising

How We Evaluate and Provide Regenerative Medicine
Initial Consultation
Comprehensive Evaluation
Accurate Diagnosis
Personalized Treatment Plan
Ongoing Care & Monitoring
Regenerative Medicine Treatment Options
Platelet-Rich Plasma Therapy
Regenerative Joint Injections
Tendon and Ligament Treatment
Physical Rehabilitation
Personalized Pain Management
Common Conditions We Evaluate
| Condition / Symptom | What You Should Know | Related Treatments |
|---|---|---|
| Arthritis and Joint Pain | May cause pain, stiffness, swelling, and limited movement. | Regenerative Medicine |
| Tendon Injuries | May cause pain during movement or activity. | PRP Therapy, Rehabilitation, Pain Management |
| Ligament Injuries | May cause pain, swelling, weakness, or joint instability. | Regenerative Injections, Rehabilitation, Activity Guidance |
| Soft Tissue Damage | May cause tenderness, limited movement, or slow healing. | Regenerative Medicine, Rehabilitation, Pain Management |
Meet Our Pain Management Team

James KellerShabrokh, D.O.

Steven Giacoppo, FNP

Marcelle Hanish, FNP-BC, LAc

Emily Brooker, PA-C, MMS
Insurance, Treatment Plans & Medical Documentation
Health Insurance
Treatment Planning
Medical Records
Follow-Up Care
Why Choose Comprehensive Pain Management
Experienced Providers
Non-Surgical Treatment
Precise Diagnosis
Patient-Focused Care

Frequently Asked Questions
What is regenerative medicine?
Regenerative medicine uses treatments designed to support the body’s natural healing response in damaged joints, tendons, ligaments, and soft tissues.
How does regenerative medicine work?
Treatment places selected regenerative material near the damaged area to support the body’s healing process and improve tissue function.
What conditions may be treated?
Regenerative medicine may be considered for arthritis, joint pain, tendon injuries, ligament damage, sports injuries, and soft tissue problems.
What happens during my first appointment?
We review your symptoms, examine the painful area, discuss previous treatments, and determine whether regenerative care may be appropriate.
Is regenerative medicine right for everyone?
No. Candidacy depends on your diagnosis, health, tissue damage, symptoms, medications, and response to previous treatment.
Is regenerative medicine a type of surgery?
No. These treatments are generally minimally invasive and do not require the large incisions used during major surgery.
How long does recovery take?
Recovery varies based on the treatment, injured area, overall health, activity level, and your body’s response.
When will I notice improvement?
Some patients notice gradual changes over several weeks or months, but timing and results differ for each person.
Does insurance cover regenerative medicine?
Coverage depends on your plan and treatment. Contact our office and insurance company to review your benefits.
Are the results guaranteed?
No medical treatment can guarantee results. Your provider will explain possible benefits, limits, risks, and other available options.
