CEU and CME Academy
Self-paced and live courses for doctors, advanced practice providers, and front-office staff.
- On-demand modules with certificates
- Live virtual grand rounds
- Hands-on workshops (where scope allows)
New service line · New revenue stream
Grow your practice revenue with regenerative medicine — without adding overhead.
Offer a cash-pay regenerative service line to patients you already see. We supply the clinicians, oversight, liability coverage, and biologics, so your practice can add a new source of revenue with no hiring, and no inventory. Want more new patients too? Add our optional patient-growth campaigns.
- No new staff to hire
- No product inventory
- Competitive biologics pricing
- Built to the rulebook
The opportunity
A revenue stream built on patients you already see.
Most practices have chronic joint-pain patients who've plateaued on conservative care. Today, many of them leave to look for other options. A regenerative service line gives them one inside your practice — and gives your practice a new, cash-pay source of revenue without the costs that usually come with launching one.
- Cash-pay, not insurance-dependent
- Regenerative procedures are generally paid out of pocket, so there are no claim denials or reimbursement delays. Patients get clear pricing up front.
- No added overhead
- Staffing, supplies, liability, and administration come with the program, and biologics are sourced at competitive pricing, so new revenue isn't eaten by new fixed costs.
- Patients stay with you
- Instead of losing patients who want more than conservative care, you keep the relationship and the ongoing visits that come with it.
- Optional: new patients, not just existing ones
- Want to grow beyond your current patient base? Our Patient Growth add-on advertises regenerative care in your area and sends interested patients to your practice. See how it works →
Estimate your opportunity
IllustrativeEnter your own figures. The starting values are examples only — not typical, average, or expected results.
Use the figure from your written agreement with us.
Per month$12,720
Per year$152,640
This math simply multiplies the numbers you enter. It isn't a projection or a promise. Actual results depend on your market, patient mix, clinical eligibility, state law, and your agreement terms, and many practices will see less. The core program adds $0 in costs under its standard terms. The optional Patient Growth add-on has its own flat monthly fee.
Three pillars
Learn it, offer it responsibly, and measure what happens.
Practice Program
We staff, supervise, supply, and administer a regenerative service line so your team can stay focused on care.
- Licensed NPs with physician oversight
- Liability coverage and compliant sourcing
- Scheduling, consent, and follow-up
Research Network
Participating practices contribute de-identified outcomes data to a shared registry that informs protocols and education.
- Standardized outcome measures
- IRB-reviewed protocols
- Quarterly practice reports
CEU and CME Academy
Continuing education for every role in your practice.
Evidence-focused courses on the science, the regulations, and the day-to-day operations of regenerative care — plus general CE requirements like ethics, documentation, and HIPAA.
RM-101Approval pendingFoundations of Regenerative Medicine
Cell biology, tissue repair, and where the current evidence stands — and where it doesn't.
2.0 hrsOn-demandIntro
RG-110Approval pendingThe FDA Framework for HCT/Ps
Section 361 vs. 351 products, minimal manipulation, homologous use, and recent enforcement trends.
1.5 hrsOn-demandCore
PS-205Approval pendingPatient Selection & Informed Consent
Setting realistic expectations, documenting consent, and recognizing who is not a candidate.
2.0 hrsLive virtualCore
ET-120Approval pendingEthical Marketing of Regenerative Services
What FTC and state rules allow you to say about regenerative care, with before-and-after examples.
1.0 hrsOn-demandCore
MS-230Approval pendingMusculoskeletal Imaging for Referral Decisions
Reading reports and images to support appropriate, in-scope referrals.
3.0 hrsLive virtualAdvanced
PR-240Approval pendingUltrasound-Guided Procedures Workshop
Hands-on guidance technique for providers whose license includes injections.
6.0 hrsHands-onAdvanced
VT-150Approval pendingRegenerative Therapies in Veterinary Practice
Evidence review for canine and equine musculoskeletal applications and the FDA CVM landscape.
2.0 hrsOn-demandCore
HP-100Approval pendingHIPAA for the Front Office
Privacy basics, minimum-necessary disclosure, and handling patient inquiries.
1.0 hrsOn-demandIntro
DC-180Approval pendingDocumentation & Risk Management
Clinical documentation habits that protect patients and practitioners. Meets general CE needs.
2.0 hrsOn-demandCore
About credit: Courses are submitted for approval with the appropriate accrediting bodies (for example PACE for chiropractic, ACCME/Joint Accreditation for physicians, ANCC for nurses, and RACE for veterinarians). Each course lists its current approval status. Until a course is approved, it does not carry credit. Acceptance of hours is determined by each licensing board, and you are responsible for confirming your board's requirements. Course content is educational and does not expand any license holder's scope of practice.
Practice Program
You know the patient. We handle the service line.
For patients with chronic musculoskeletal pain who haven't improved with conservative care, the program gives your practice a regenerative option to discuss — delivered by licensed clinicians under appropriate medical oversight.
- Step 1
Identify a candidate
Within your scope, note patients who may be candidates and share our educational materials. Final eligibility is decided by a licensed provider.
- Step 2
Make one call
With the patient's consent, our coordinators schedule a consultation. No PHI goes through web forms.
- Step 3
Licensed clinicians take it from there
A nurse practitioner with physician oversight evaluates, consents, treats if appropriate, and coordinates follow-up.
Clinical staffingNP recruiting, training, and credentialing, with physician supervision where state law requires it.
Liability & insuranceMedical professional liability coverage for program clinicians.
Compliant sourcingCompetitively priced biologics from FDA-registered establishments, used only within their regulatory status.
OperationsScheduling, consent documentation, follow-up, and reporting.
Patient stories
In their own words.
Patients describe their experience with regenerative care — why they looked for another option, and what the process was like.
These are individual patients describing their own experiences. Their results are not typical and are not a promise that any other patient will see similar results. Outcomes vary from person to person, and a licensed provider decides whether any treatment is appropriate. Nothing in these videos is a claim that a product or procedure treats, cures, or prevents any disease.
Optional add-on · Patient Growth
Want more patients? We'll help them find you.
The practice program works with the patients you already have. If you want to grow beyond that, our Patient Growth add-on runs local campaigns that educate people about regenerative care and send interested patients to your practice. It's entirely optional, and you can add or pause it at any time.
- CampaignsWe advertise in your area
Search, social, and local ads about regenerative care, with your practice named as the local provider.
- InquiryInterested people reach out
They land on a page built for your practice and request information or a consultation.
- IntakeOur coordinators follow up
We answer general questions, confirm basic fit for a consultation, and schedule it for them.
- Your practiceThey're booked with you
New patients arrive on your schedule, and a licensed provider decides whether treatment is appropriate.
What's included
- Campaign strategy and targeting for your service area
- Ad creative and a landing page for your practice
- Fast follow-up on every inquiry, focused on booking
- Monthly reports on inquiries, consultations booked, and ad spend
How we keep it compliant
- Ads promote the service and your practice, never a product as a treatment for a disease.
- No cure claims, no guaranteed results, and no patient testimonials presented as typical.
- Ads say who's advertising, and patients can choose any provider they like.
- Flat monthly fee, never a charge per patient sent to your practice.
- Campaigns are adjusted to each state's advertising and patient-referral rules.
Also available · Local seminars
We'll run educational seminars in your community, too.
Some patients want to hear from a clinician in person before they book. We plan and host local educational seminars on regenerative care, with your practice as the featured local provider, and follow up with every attendee who wants a consultation.
Seminars are educational. There are no product sales at the event and no cure or guaranteed-outcome claims, and a licensed provider decides whether any treatment is appropriate.
- Venue, scheduling, and event-day logistics handled for you
- Local promotion and invitations to reach the right audience
- RSVP tracking with reminder calls and texts before the event
- Presentation materials reviewed for compliance before they're used
- Follow-up with attendees to book consultations at your practice
Who we serve
Built for how your practice already works.
Add an option between adjustments and surgery.
Many of your chronic joint-pain patients have tried everything conservative care offers. The program lets you discuss one more option without adding injections to your own services.
- You identify candidates and share educational materials
- Program NPs evaluate and deliver any treatment
- Your patient relationship stays with you
- CE courses built for chiropractic boards
Scope note
In most states, chiropractors may not perform injections. Treatment is delivered only by program clinicians licensed to do so.
Research Network
Better protocols start with honest data.
Regenerative medicine needs more rigorous evidence. Participating practices help build it by contributing standardized, de-identified outcomes to a shared registry.
- What we collect
- Validated patient-reported outcome measures (such as pain and function scores) at baseline and set intervals, plus adverse events.
- Oversight
- Registry protocols go through independent IRB review before data collection begins. Patients give separate, voluntary consent to participate.
- Privacy
- Data is de-identified under HIPAA standards before analysis. Practices never see another practice's patient data.
- What you get
- Quarterly reports benchmarking your outcomes against the network, and early access to new CE content built from the findings.
- What we don't do
- Registry participation is not a clinical trial of an investigational product, and aggregate findings are not presented as proof a treatment works.
Compliance
The rules we build around.
Regenerative medicine is closely regulated, and the rules change by state. Here's how the program is designed to stay within them.
FDA · 21 CFR Part 1271
Product status
We use only products whose regulatory status supports their intended use, including human cells and tissues that meet the criteria of Section 361 of the PHS Act. We don't use or promote unapproved products such as exosome or stem-cell preparations marketed for disease treatment.
FTC Act · Health claims
Truthful advertising
Patient-facing materials make no cure, disease-treatment, or guaranteed-outcome claims. All marketing is reviewed for substantiation and required disclosures before launch.
State law · CPOM
Corporate practice of medicine
Clinical decisions are made by licensed providers. Program structure is adapted to each state's corporate-practice and supervision requirements.
Fee-splitting · Anti-kickback
Financial arrangements
Agreements are reviewed by healthcare counsel for state fee-splitting rules and federal anti-kickback and self-referral laws. No payment is made in exchange for patient referrals.
Scope of practice
Right provider, right service
Each participating practice acts only within its license. For example, where chiropractors can't perform injections, treatment is delivered by program clinicians.
HIPAA
Patient privacy
Business associate agreements are in place with participating practices. Protected health information is handled through secure systems, never through website forms.
Start small
Begin with a one-patient pilot.
See what a regenerative service line can add to your practice's revenue before making any longer commitment. We'll review what's available in your state and walk through the agreement and its economics with you.
- A clear breakdown of your practice's revenue terms, in writing
- Competitive pricing on biologics, spelled out in your agreement
- State-specific review of program availability
- CEU and CME Academy access for your team
- Optional: add Patient Growth campaigns when you're ready
- Agreement terms in writing before any patient is seen
Results vary by practice, market, and patient population. We don't promise any particular income, patient volume, or clinical outcome.