What is regenerative medicine for joints?

Regenerative medicine refers to a category of treatments that use the body's own biology to stimulate tissue repair — most commonly PRP (platelet-rich plasma), prolotherapy, and certain orthobiologic injections. They're used for stubborn tendinopathies, mild-to-moderate joint osteoarthritis, partial ligament injuries, and chronic soft-tissue conditions that haven't responded to conservative care.

These treatments are not a substitute for movement-based rehab — they work best when combined with a structured loading program afterward, which is why MOOV. RPM (Regenerative & Performance Medicine) integrates the injection with the surrounding clinical plan. Not every patient is a candidate; a focused assessment determines whether regenerative options actually fit the case.