Prices effective 1 Nov 2026. A written quote confirms your price before treatment.
Consultation
| Treatment | What one fee covers | Self-pay price |
|---|---|---|
| Physician consultation, self-pay | First evaluation, when no insurance covers it | $125 |
Energy-based therapies (per session)
| Treatment | What one fee covers | Self-pay price |
|---|---|---|
| MLS laser | One prescribed body region | $80 |
| Radial pressure-wave therapy | One named structure | $100 |
| Focused shockwave therapy | One named structure | $180 |
| Additional radial structure | Same region and visit | $50 |
| Additional focused structure | Same region and visit | $90 |
Biologic treatments
| Treatment | What one fee covers | Self-pay price |
|---|---|---|
| PRP | Per body part: the image-guided treatment and routine follow-up | $2,000 |
| Gen III Biologics (EXOCUBE) | Per body part: the image-guided treatment and routine follow-up | $3,000 |
| PRP + EXOCUBE boost program | First PRP treatment plus up to three EXOCUBE boosters over six months, each after reassessment | $6,500 |
| PRP-assisted percutaneous tenotomy | One tendon or region, PRP included | $3,500 |
| Bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC) | Marrow draw, processing and image-guided placement | $6,000 |
| Intraosseous treatment | One target inside the bone | $6,500 |
| Microfragmented fat (MFAT) | Fat harvest, processing and joint or around-joint treatment | $7,500 |
Nerve procedures for pain
| Treatment | What one fee covers | Self-pay price |
|---|---|---|
| Targeted peripheral nerve block | Per block | $300 to $450 |
| Nerve hydrodissection with D5W and B12 | Three sessions over six months | $1,350 |
| Peripheral nerve cryoablation | Per region; complex or multiple nerves quoted in writing | From $1,500 |
Prescribed courses of one energy-based therapy (four or six treatments) are 10% off; ten- or twelve-treatment laser courses and combined-therapy courses are 15% off. One discount per course; discounts don’t stack.
How payment works
- Your first evaluation is billed like any doctor’s visit. We bill your health insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, auto no-fault or workers’ comp for the consultation when your plan covers it. Without coverage, the self-pay consultation fee is $125.
- If a treatment fits, you get a written quote. Your physician explains the options first, including ones insurance does cover.
- One self-pay price covers the treatment. For PRP and Gen III Biologics that means the treatment day (your procedure assessment, preparation, and the injection with X-ray or ultrasound guidance) and routine follow-up for that treatment.
- Other care is billed separately, usually to insurance: imaging such as MRI, physical therapy and bracing, when they’re recommended.
What isn’t included
- The first evaluation (billed to insurance, or the $125 self-pay consultation fee).
- Imaging such as MRI, physical therapy and bracing.
- More than one joint, tendon or region: each gets its own price.
Insurance and regenerative treatment
- Medicare generally doesn’t cover PRP or other regenerative injections for joint or tendon problems, and Medicaid plans usually don’t either. Your evaluation visit can still be billed to them.
- Most private health plans don’t cover these treatments either; check your plan.
- Michigan auto no-fault can pay for reasonably necessary care after a crash. Coverage for a regenerative treatment is decided claim by claim, so we check with your auto insurer first. When an insurer is billed, our standard charges apply, not these self-pay prices.
A prepaid course is a payment arrangement, not a promise of a result. Treatment continues only when your physician orders it after reassessment. Unused prepaid treatments are refunded at the discounted price you paid.
Self-Pay / Prompt-Payment Discount Schedule: terms
The fees listed in this Self-Pay/Prompt-Payment Discount Schedule represent conditional discounts from the Practice’s standard charges and are offered uniformly to eligible patients without regard to the cause of injury, insurance carrier, or type of insurance coverage. Eligibility is based solely on the patient electing not to have the Practice bill any insurer or other third-party payer and paying the discounted amount in full at or before the time of service, thereby eliminating insurance verification, authorization, claim submission, collection, appeal, and delayed-payment costs and risks. These discounted amounts do not constitute the Practice’s standard or customary charges, contracted reimbursement rates, or the maximum amounts payable by an insurer or other responsible third party. When the Practice is requested or required to bill, document, pursue, or collect payment from an insurer or third party—including an automobile insurer—the Practice’s standard charges and all applicable contractual and legal reimbursement rules will apply. No patient will be denied medically appropriate services or treated differently solely because of the existence, absence, or identity of insurance coverage.
About FDA status
EXOCUBE is an FDA-cleared Class II device (510(k) BK251196) for preparing platelet-rich plasma from your own blood, and the devices we use to prepare bone marrow concentrate and microfragmented fat are also FDA-cleared for that preparation. FDA clearance covers preparing the material, not treating a particular condition: the FDA has not approved PRP, bone marrow concentrate or fat-based injections to treat arthritis, tendon or ligament tears, or spine problems. These are not stem cell treatments.
Results vary from person to person, the research is stronger for some uses than others, and no treatment here is guaranteed to work. Your physician explains what the evidence shows for your condition and the other options, including physical therapy, injections and surgery.
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