QC Kinetix Regenerative Medicine Clinic in Aurora, CO

There is no flat price, because your plan is built around the area being treated, the treatments your provider recommends, and the number of visits you need. A knee, for example, may call for a different plan than a shoulder. You will hear the cost of your plan at your consultation, before you decide anything. These treatments are typically paid out of pocket, and payment plans are available.

Yes, payment plans are available in Aurora with approved credit. We work with Cherry, a third-party financing provider, and you can prequalify online before you come in. If you plan to use a health savings account (HSA) or flexible spending account (FSA), check with your plan administrator first, since eligibility depends on your plan’s rules. The lender sets approval, rates, and terms, which vary by applicant. Our team can go over your options at your consultation.

Usually not. PRP and BMAC are typically paid out of pocket and are not covered by most commercial plans or Medicare, which often consider them elective.. Plans differ, so a quick call to your insurer can confirm your coverage. If you want to talk through costs and payment options first.

That depends on you. Your provider sets the plan with you based on the area treated, how long you have had pain, your goals, and your health history. People respond differently, and how long results last varies from person to person. We cannot promise a timeline or a specific outcome. Individual results vary.

Cortisone shots, gel injections such as hyaluronic acid, medications, and surgery are all common options, and some people look at non-surgical choices before deciding on surgery. PRP and BMAC use components from your own body, are non-surgical, and do not require general anesthesia. They are designed to target the source of pain and support the body’s natural healing processes. Your provider will explain which approach may fit your situation. Individual results vary.

Age alone does not decide it. Patients must be 18 or older, and candidacy depends on your overall health and the source of your pain. Your provider decides after reviewing your history and exam. Treatment may not be appropriate if you are pregnant or nursing, have active cancer or a compromised immune system, are receiving chemotherapy or radiation, have kidney failure requiring dialysis, or have pain associated with a total joint replacement. Not sure? Call our Aurora clinic before booking.

Treatment involves an injection, and some patients feel temporary soreness, swelling, or bruising at the site. Reactions are usually mild and short-lived, and serious complications such as infection or nerve irritation are rare when trained providers use sterile technique. Your provider screens your medical history first and explains what to expect afterward, including activity, for your plan. Individual results vary.

Our Aurora team includes a board-certified sports medicine physician who serves as QC Kinetix’s Colorado Medical Director, along with physician assistants experienced in joint, tendon, and orthopedic care. Your provider reviews your history and recommends options at your consultation.

Yes. Our clinic is at 1550 S Potomac St., Suite 320, Aurora, CO 80012, and we welcome patients from Aurora, Centennial, Parker, and the wider Denver metro area. Call (303) 732-5263 or request an appointment online to book.

You meet with one of our highly trained doctors to talk through your pain, your history, and what you want to get back to, whether that is skiing, hiking, golf, or pickleball. Bring any imaging, such as an MRI or X-ray, and records from other providers so we can avoid repeating tests. We also welcome patients who want a second opinion. Your provider reviews your options, and you learn the cost of your plan so you can decide with the full picture.