Pain, mobility & function
Joint & mobility · Ontario
PRP for musculoskeletal concerns
Start with how you move. And how you feel.
Let’s talk about your goalsExplore this treatmentPrivate consultation. Individual assessment. Clear next steps.
The treatment, explained
Start with how you move. And how you feel.
A preparation made from your own blood may be injected for selected assessed concerns. Evidence varies by condition, and PRP should not be described as a guaranteed repair or regeneration of a joint or tendon.
Consultation & suitability review
Confirmed with your clinician
Start with you
Is this the right
option for me?
Your goals matter. So do your history, your health, and the options available to you.
Start my assessmentYour suitability review
Review onset, injury, previous imaging, rehabilitation, medications and prior injections. Some symptoms need further investigation, urgent assessment or specialist referral before a procedure.
Health history+Your goals→Clinical guidance
A consultation may lead to treatment, further assessment, referral, or a recommendation not to proceed.
What happens next
A clear path through care.
A plan may include rehabilitation advice, an appropriate injection, shockwave or referral. Ask who performs the treatment, whether imaging guidance is used and what preparation is required. Ultrasound-guided procedures are not assumed to be available.
- 01
The conversation
Tell us what has changed, what you have tried, and what matters to you.
- 02
The assessment
Review suitability, evidence, alternatives, and the questions you want answered.
- 03
The decision
Confirm your provider, location, written quote, and informed consent before treatment.
- 04
The follow-through
Know your preparation, aftercare, and how to reach your treating team.
Beyond the appointment
Know what
to expect.
Your provider explains activity modification, expected discomfort, risks, rehabilitation and a review interval. These procedures do not guarantee pain relief or replace necessary diagnosis, surgery or rehabilitation.
What is PRP for musculoskeletal concerns?
A preparation made from your own blood may be injected for selected assessed concerns. Evidence varies by condition, and PRP should not be described as a guaranteed repair or regeneration of a joint or tendon.
Who may be suitable?
Review onset, injury, previous imaging, rehabilitation, medications and prior injections. Some symptoms need further investigation, urgent assessment or specialist referral before a procedure.
What happens at my appointment?
A plan may include rehabilitation advice, an appropriate injection, shockwave or referral. Ask who performs the treatment, whether imaging guidance is used and what preparation is required. Ultrasound-guided procedures are not assumed to be available.
What should I know about recovery and follow-up?
Your provider explains activity modification, expected discomfort, risks, rehabilitation and a review interval. These procedures do not guarantee pain relief or replace necessary diagnosis, surgery or rehabilitation.
Where can I access this treatment?
Virtual consultations are available while you are physically in Ontario. Hands-on treatments depend on participating clinic availability. Contact the team to confirm your clinician, treatment location, and service scope.
How much does PRP for musculoskeletal concerns cost?
Request a written quote for your recommended plan. Pricing depends on treatment area, product or device, course length, and participating clinic. Confirm inclusions and additional costs before booking.