Our Regenerative Therapy injections can help reduce discomfort, improve function, and aid in the repair of tissues and joints. We offer a range of treatments, including prolotherapy, platelet-rich plasma (PRP), autologous protein solution (nStride), and Sportvis (Soft-Tissue Adapted Hyaluronic Acid).
If you’re dealing with sports injuries or musculoskeletal conditions like tendon or ligament injuries, plantar fasciitis, arthritis, or meniscal injuries, our Regenerative Therapy injections could be the solution you need. Access to the regenerative clinic is typically granted to existing Group23 patients or upon referral from a qualified healthcare provider.
Prolotherapy is an effective injection-based treatment that uses a sugar solution (Dextrose) mixed with a local anesthetic (Lidocaine) to repair injured tendons, ligaments, or joints. When injected into damaged tissue, this solution stimulates a natural inflammatory response, promoting the growth of new cells. This leads to increased ligament and tendon tension and improved joint stability.
The number of treatments varies depending on how your body responds to the treatment. In general, most men require 4-6 injections, and women 6-9 injections, spaced 2-3 weeks apart for best results.
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) is a regenerative therapy that uses a component of your own blood to stimulate healing in injured tendons, ligaments, muscles, or joints. Unlike Prolotherapy, which uses sugar to attract the body’s immune cells, PRP directly injects a high concentration of platelets into the injury site. These platelets contain growth factors and bioactive proteins crucial for tissue repair and regeneration.
During your PRP appointment, a sample of your blood is drawn and spun in a centrifuge to separate the platelets from other blood components. The concentrated platelets are then injected into the affected area to promote healing.
The number of treatments varies from patient to patient, depending on a multitude of factors. In general, most patients will require 2 injections roughly 4 weeks apart.
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Physiotherapist
BSc, MScPT, CGIMS
Physiotherapist
MScPT
Claire graduated with a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta in Edmonton in 2020.
Much of Claire’s passion for, and interest in, the field of physiotherapy and rehabilitation came from her own personal journey as an athlete in sport. She played soccer at a high level throughout her junior high and high school years and then went on to play CIS university level soccer as well. During those years she was inspired by the difference that a number of physiotherapists and athletic therapists made in her own life, both personally and from a rehabilitation perspective, and this encouraged her to ultimately pursue her own career in Physiotherapy.
Claire is passionate about partnering with and motivating people to reach their highest potential, regardless of age, current activity level or ability. She wants to empower you to move better and feel stronger in your every day life and help you achieve your goals; whether that be returning to play as an athlete or someone looking to get back to their activities of daily living. Claire likes to incorporate education, manual therapy techniques and strength and conditioning principles into her practice in order to treat a variety of different injuries and conditions.
In her free time, Claire can be found spending time with her family and friends. She loves the outdoors and specifically enjoys road biking, running and walking her dog.
