PRP Providers in Kansas
Find orthopedic practices offering Platelet-Rich Plasma treatments in Kansas
Practices in Topeka, Kansas
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The University of Kansas Health System St. Francis Campus- Pain Management
634 SW Mulvane St #104, Topeka, KS, 66606
The University of Kansas Health System St. Francis Campus in Topeka delivers a comprehensive, patient‑centered approach to musculoskeletal health, integrating orthopedic, sports medicine, joint care, and pain management services under one roof. Its orthopedic program treats a wide spectrum of conditions—from common arthritis to complex injuries—using both surgical and non‑surgical options, including minimally invasive robotic‑assisted procedures and orthobiologic therapies.
The Center for Manual Medicine and Regenerative Orthopedics
5000 SW 21st St, Topeka, KS, 66604
The Center for Manual Medicine and Regenerative Orthopedics, located in Topeka, KS, is a multidisciplinary practice specializing in regenerative orthopedics and non‑surgical joint pain relief. Combining expertise in chiropractic care, physical therapy, and advanced regenerative medicine, the team offers a one‑stop solution for musculoskeletal problems throughout the region. Their focus on ultrasound‑guided injections, platelet‑rich plasma, stem‑cell therapies and adipose‑derived regenerative cells positions them as leaders in non‑invasive orthobiologic treatments. Patients benefit from a philosophy that emphasizes minimally invasive, evidence‑based care. Ultrasound diagnostics allow real‑time visualization of joints, ligaments and tendons, guiding precise PRP, stem‑cell, prolotherapy and other orthobiologic injections directly into damaged tissue. This approach reduces pain, promotes healing and often prevents the need for surgery. The practice also integrates chiropractic adjustments and targeted physical therapy to restore motion, strength and function after regenerative procedures. The clinical team brings decades of experience and recognized credentials. Dr. Doug Frye, MD, MPH, RMSK, a board‑certified physician in occupational medicine and a pioneer in musculoskeletal sonography, leads the regenerative program. The staff includes a chiropractor, physical therapists, strength and conditioning specialists, physician assistants and certified medical assistants, all trained in the latest regenerative techniques. Their commitment to patient‑centered care is reinforced by certifications such as the AIUM Musculoskeletal Ultrasound designation, making them the only Kansas practice with this credential. By uniting regenerative medicine, chiropractic care and physical therapy under one roof, the Center delivers comprehensive, non‑surgical solutions for conditions ranging from knee arthritis and shoulder rotator cuff tears to carpal tunnel syndrome and ankle instability. Their evidence‑based protocols, ultrasound‑guided precision, and multidisciplinary team create a trusted destination for patients seeking lasting relief without invasive surgery.
The University of Kansas Health System St. Francis Campus
1700 SW 7th St, Topeka, KS, 66606
The University of Kansas Health System St. Francis Campus offers a comprehensive range of orthopedic and sports medicine services to patients in Topeka, KS. Our multidisciplinary team provides personalized treatment plans for knee pain, joint replacement, and other musculoskeletal conditions, including advanced regenerative therapies.
Dr. Doug Frye
5000 SW 21st St, Topeka, KS, 66604
Located in Topeka, Kansas, The Center for Manual Medicine and Regenerative Orthopedics blends orthopedic expertise with cutting‑edge regenerative medicine to treat musculoskeletal pain without invasive surgery. The multidisciplinary team of physicians, chiropractors, and fellowship‑trained physical therapists works together to diagnose and rehabilitate conditions ranging from chronic back pain to wrist arthritis. The practice emphasizes a non‑surgical, evidence‑based philosophy that leverages ultrasound‑guided platelet‑rich plasma, stem cell, and adipose tissue transfer injections to restore tissue function. Ultrasound diagnostics guide precise delivery of regenerative biologics, while targeted physical therapy and chiropractic adjustments support joint stability and improve movement patterns. Patients benefit from a seamless continuum of care that includes weight management, pre‑ and post‑operative rehabilitation, and minimally invasive procedures such as ultra‑minimally invasive carpal tunnel and trigger finger releases. Authority stems from unique certifications and experienced staff. Dr. Doug Frye, MD, is one of the first physicians in the United States certified in musculoskeletal sonography and the only practice in Kansas certified by the American Institute of Ultrasound Medicine. Dr. Dan Tangpricha, DC, brings over two decades of chiropractic expertise. Together they offer a comprehensive suite of services that positions the center as a leader in regenerative orthopedics and non‑surgical joint pain relief.