Chaz Fausel, MD
About Chaz Fausel, MD
The Centeno-Schultz Clinic, located in Colorado, stands as the world headquarters for the International Regenexx Network and pioneers of Interventional Orthopedics, a subspecialty of Regenerative Orthopedics, since 2005. The practice's core identity is rooted in developing and utilizing highly specific, image-guided procedures that employ the body's own restorative components, such as bone marrow concentrate containing stem cells and platelet-rich plasma (PRP), to treat musculoskeletal problems without invasive surgery. Staffed by board-certified, fellowship-trained medical doctors, the team possesses unparalleled experience in these advanced methods, distinguishing themselves as educators and leaders in the field with dozens of peer-reviewed publications. Emphasizing a philosophy centered on non-surgical joint pain relief, the team utilizes state-of-the-art imaging guidance, including ultrasound and X-ray, to ensure precise placement of orthobiologics directly into the injured structures. This commitment to accuracy is foundational to their Regenerative Orthopedics approach, which aims to heal damaged tissues like cartilage, tendons, and ligaments rather than just managing symptoms or resorting to joint replacement. The clinic invests heavily in research and development at its university-level clinical and lab facility to offer customized, data-driven treatment protocols. Patients seeking alternatives to conventional invasive procedures, whether for knee osteoarthritis, rotator cuff injuries, or chronic back pain like sciatica, find a trusted partner in Centeno-Schultz. Their extensive outcome data, which tracks tens of thousands of procedures, further solidifies their authority, offering patients the potential to achieve long-term recovery and return to activities without the significant downtime and risks associated with traditional orthopedic surgery.