PATIENT EDUCATION
Start with Better Questions
Orthobiologic care is not one-size-fits-all. The right decision depends on your diagnosis, imaging, severity, goals, and candidacy. These resources are designed to help you better understand the evidence, what treatment may involve, and what to consider before moving forward.
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Patient Outcomes
Review real patient experiences, video testimonials, and available outcomes data.
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Regenexx Data
Learn how treatment protocols are informed by one of the largest orthobiologic outcomes registries in the world.
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What to Know Before Surgery
Understand what questions to ask before accepting surgery and whether a non-surgical option may be worth evaluating.
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Financing
Learn about cost and payment information, including CareCredit financing for qualified patients.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find clear answers about candidacy, consultations, imaging, treatment, recovery, and next steps.
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Articles and Education
Explore practical information about orthobiologic treatment, common conditions, and patient decision-making.
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Connect with Our Practice
For providers and professional partners looking
to refer a patient or explore collaboration opportunities.
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Refer a Patient
Healthcare professionals can refer a patient for evaluation with Palm Beach Regenerative.Please include the patient’s contact information, relevant diagnosis, available imaging, and reason for referral.
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Questions Before You Get Started
How do I know whether I am a candidate?
Candidacy depends on your diagnosis, imaging, condition severity, previous care, overall health, and goals. Dr. Ghattas evaluates these factors before recommending treatment.
Do I need imaging before requesting a consultation?
Existing imaging can be helpful and should be provided when available. If additional imaging is needed, our care team will coordinate it as part of your consultation, including MRI or X-ray imaging when appropriate.
Are treatments covered by insurance?
Most orthobiologic procedures are not covered by insurance. Costs and financing options are discussed when a treatment recommendation is made.
NEXT STEP
Make Your Next Decision with Better Information
Whether you are comparing treatment options, preparing for a consultation, or deciding what to do before surgery, the right information can help you move forward with greater clarity.