Amniotic injection therapy is a non-surgical, reparative, and regenerative treatment harnessed from amniotic tissue to treat musculoskeletal injuries, degenerative joint disease, scar tissue & wound healing.
- Amniotic Injection Therapy Q&A
- What is Amniotic Injection Therapy?
- Amniotic injection therapy is a non-surgical office procedure where amniotic tissue is injected into or adjacent to musculoskeletal structures.
- How do amniotic injections work?
- On the day of the procedure, amniotic tissue is injected into or adjacent to affected tendons, ligaments, bone, scars & wounds. The stem cells, growth factors and other bioactive substances found in amniotic tissue are believed to stimulate the repair of damaged tissue.
- Why should you consider Amniotic Injection Therapy?
- Amniotic injection therapy can be considered if you have failed to improve with other conservative options. Amniotic injection therapy requires minimal down time. Amniotic injection therapy may potentially delay or eliminate the need for surgical intervention.
- Does insurance cover Amniotic Injection Therapy?
- Amniotic injection therapy is not covered by insurance plans. However, reimbursement can be obtained from a qualified Health Savings Account.
- What is Amniotic Injection Therapy?
○ Am I a good candidate for Amniotic Injection Therapy?
- The only way to determine if you’re a good candidate for amniotic injection therapy is to schedule a consultation with Dr. Gonzalez or Dr. Sanchez at Ankle and Foot Center of Florida. Following a comprehensive exam, review of your medical history, and discussion of your symptoms, a treatment plan can be formulated that aligns with your needs.