West Coast Center for Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine

Returning you to FULL FUNCTION

...with the full array of surgical, biologic and stem cell treatments and rehabilitation services.

Biologic and Stem Cell THERAPIES

Our advanced biologics and stem cell therapies offer the perfect alternative to joint replacements. These are therapies designed to stimulate your body’s immune system to heal itself and some are derived directly from your own blood and tissues. Our biologic therapies include platelet-rich plasma (PRP), Alpha2Active (A2M) injections, Interleukin receptor antagonist protein (IRAP) injections and hyaluronic acid (HA) injections. We also use stem cell therapy to promote healing of the muscles and tendons, improve function in joints, reduce pain and to augment healing in surgical procedures.

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At the West Coast Center for Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine, we offer advanced treatment for the full range of orthopedic problems, from musculoskeletal injuries to age-related conditions like osteoarthritis.

Our staff specializes in orthopedic sports medicine for athletes of all ages and skill levels. We provide customized preventative programs, injury rehabilitation, arthroscopic and reconstructive surgery and a number of advanced alternative treatment options. Our specialized training guides the treatment of every patient, regardless of age, activity level or mechanism of injury, with the goal of returning you to optimum function and maximum performance.

Surgery is the LAST OPTION

We adhere to a principle we call “conscientious care.” This is based on the fact that the vast majority of orthopedic injuries can be treated with medication, physical therapy and orthobiologic techniques tailored to your individual needs. We will only recommend surgery when other treatment options have been exhausted or will not fix the problem. When surgery is needed, we use the least invasive and most advanced techniques possible for your condition.

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Our blog highlights the latest information and advances in orthopedics and sports medicine. We invite you to read our latest blog topics and peruse our archive for posts relevant to your specific condition.

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