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Regenerative Medicine in Northern Virginia
Sore knees, shoulders or tendons slowing you down? Get a proper assessment, practical treatments that work today, and clear guidance on regenerative options such as PRP, including what the evidence supports and what is still unproven.
- Nurse practitioner–led
- Consultation from $85
- In our Woodbridge clinic
Why patients choose us
Why choose WheelHouse for regenerative medicine
Start with the cause
Pain has many sources. We assess first, so treatment fits the problem.
Practical treatments
Ask about in-office joint injections and a plan that includes movement, strength and pain control.
No hype
Many stem cell and exosome products sold to the public are not FDA-approved. We will tell you plainly.
How it works
How we approach joint and tissue pain
Every plan is personal.
Assessment
History, examination and, if needed, imaging ordered through local centers.
Diagnosis
A clear explanation of what is going on and what helps.
Treatment plan
Exercise, medicines, injections or referral, depending on what fits.
Follow-up
We track how you are doing and adjust.
Is it right for you?
This may help if you have
- Knee, hip or shoulder pain from wear and tear
- Tendon pain such as tennis elbow or Achilles pain
- A sports or overuse injury that is slow to settle
- Stiffness that limits walking, exercise or sleep
- Questions about PRP or other regenerative treatments
- A wish to stay active and avoid surgery where possible
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What to know about regenerative treatments
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) has some evidence for certain conditions, such as knee osteoarthritis and some tendon problems, but results vary. Stem cell and exosome products marketed to the public are, with very few exceptions, not FDA-approved, and the FDA has warned about them. We follow the evidence and the law, and we will help you weigh your options.
What it costs
Clear prices, before you start
Start with a consultation. Pay per visit from $85, or use a visit included in your membership. If you go ahead with treatment, we give you the full price first, including any medicine, infusion or product, so there are never surprise bills.
We do not bill insurance. Many patients pay with an HSA or FSA card.
Lydia M. Wheeler, NP-C
Board-certified nurse practitioner and founder. Every visit ends with a plan you understand.
Common questions
Regenerative medicine questions
Still wondering about something? Call or text us Monday to Saturday, 9 AM to 5 PM.
Ask us about in-office joint injections and minor procedures. We will tell you whether they suit your condition.
We do not offer unapproved stem cell or exosome products. We are happy to explain the evidence and point you to legitimate clinical trials if you are interested.
Sometimes. If an X-ray or MRI would change the plan, we order it through a local imaging center.
Yes. If you need a specialist, we refer you and stay involved in your care.
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Ready to talk about regenerative medicine?
Book online in a couple of minutes, or call or text us. New-patient visits are 45 minutes, so there is time for every question.