For many patients struggling with chronic pain, surgery is often seen as the only way out. What if there was another option that didn’t involve invasive procedures, long recovery times, or the risks of general anesthesia? Regenerative medicine has become a...
Explore the Link Between Men's Mental Health and Physical Health You pride yourself on being strong—physically, mentally, or both. And that’s great. But there’s a truth that most men don’t talk about: Stress, anxiety, and depression don’t just live in your head....
September can sometimes still feel like summer in Portland—but fall is around the corner! If you're an avid skier, hiker, or weekend warrior, you’re thinking ahead. And maybe you're a little worried: Will my knees hold up this year? Is this shoulder pain...
If you’re dealing with persistent pain on the outside of your elbow, gripping a coffee mug or swinging a tennis racket might feel impossible. And despite the name, tennis elbow doesn’t just affect athletes. It’s a common overuse injury that can sideline anyone — from...
Shoulder pain can be debilitating. It can affect your quality of life by making everyday activities painful or just impossible. For instance, with a rotator cuff injury, it’s even hard to open the orange juice bottle. And with any form of shoulder instability or...
Sports should be fun, not painful. When gearing up for outdoor sports like running, golf, tennis, basketball, and hiking, read this! Before lacing up those sneakers or leaving the gym, proper preparation is key to prevent injuries and maximize your...
March is Brain Injury Awareness Month - when we shine a light on the challenges and ongoing recovery efforts for people living with traumatic brain injury (TBI). TBI can affect a patient's lifestyle in so many ways, from cognitive changes like memory and...
This post aims to empower both patients and physicians with a better understanding of POTS and the transformative potential of regenerative medicine for people with postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS). Have you ever stood up quickly and felt light-headed?...
Cranial Cervical instability (CCI) is a condition that occurs when the ligaments and connective tissues in the neck and head are damaged or weakened. This causes excessive movement in the upper neck and skull, which can lead to a variety of symptoms. ...