Autologous bone marrow and PRP orthobiologics for spine and joints, with offices in Rochester Hills and Grand Rapids
An orthopedic and pain practice that treats spine and joint problems with injections prepared from the patient's own tissue. The main procedures are platelet rich plasma, prolotherapy and bone marrow aspirate concentrate, plus intraosseous injections for pain at the bone level. Their stem cell page is direct about scope: they work with bone marrow rather than fat, and say this keeps them inside FDA limits on isolating fat cells. They do not sell exosomes or donor birth tissue products, and their own writing says marketing around those has outrun the data. Dr. Thomas Nabity, MD, founded the practice in 2017 after several years in interventional pain medicine, and lists himself as founder and CEO. Five more physicians appear on the roster. Nabity, John Santa Ana and Robert Farhat publish full CVs showing board certification in physical medicine and rehabilitation alongside pain or electrodiagnostic medicine, and a nurse practitioner covers pelvic floor and aesthetic work. Rochester Hills is the home office and medical center, and a second office operates in Grand Rapids. Injectates are processed on site using Greyledge Technologies equipment. Consultations are free and treatment prices are quoted after the visit. The practice publishes no price list. Office visits and diagnostics such as EMG testing may run through insurance, and the site lists accepted carriers including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, Humana, Priority Health, Tricare and Medicare Part B.
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Consultations are free and costs are quoted after the visit. The practice publishes no price list. The only figure on the site sits in its own article on PRP hair treatment, which puts the average at $1,500 to $3,500 for the initial three to four rounds, so read that as a general estimate rather than a quoted rate. Office visits and EMG testing may be billed to insurance, and patients are asked to check deductibles and co-payments first.
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Experience
Dr Nabity and his staff are great. They take the time to expansively listen and share knowledge about conditions, injuries, and treatments. I can tell Dr Nabity is passionate about helping his clients and avoiding surgery if possible. He's clear about plan of action and that has helped me a lot! I feel more comfortable with my health and moving forward because of Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine. I highly recommend.
Experience
I cannot say anything good enough about Dr. Santa and the entire staff at Michian centers of Regentive Medicine! I suffered for 6 yrs with debilitating cervical instability in my c1- c2 through c7 area. Dr Santa Ana recommeneded PRP for me. Its has been life changing for me with just the 1st treatment. I have now gotten a second treatment because the 1st was so successful!
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4.7out of 5 on Google from 108 ratings
Google lists a 4.7 rating across 108 reviews. Google's own review topics focus on PRP and stem cell injections, a caring doctor and bedside manner, with lumbar spine and back pain among the conditions named. An unclaimed Birdeye profile shows 4.7 from 204 reviews, where reviewers describe pain relief and no pressure to decide.
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Nearly all Reddit discussion sits in r/cervical_instability. One patient posted a detailed PRP write up and reported gradual improvement over the following weeks, and later listed the clinic among providers used for neck instability. Posters note it does not inject the upper C0 to C2 ligaments, so some travel elsewhere for that.
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Thomas Nabity, MD
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
MD, board certified by the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and the American Board of Pain Medicine, ARDMS certified in diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound
Nabity earned his MD at the University of Nebraska in 2004, completed a physical medicine and rehabilitation residency at William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak in 2009, and finished an interventional pain fellowship at Michigan Neurology Associates in 2010. He is board certified by the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (2010) and the American Board of Pain Medicine (2011), and has been ARDMS certified in diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound since 2013. His CV lists him as founder and CEO of Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine from 2017, staff privileges at Corewell Health William Beaumont Hospital in Grosse Pointe and Henry Ford Ascension St. John Hospital in Detroit, and chief medical officer of Forever Labs from 2021.
Thomas Nabity, MD
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
MD, board certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and in Pain Medicine
Founded the practice in 2017 and leads its orthobiologic program. ARDMS certified in diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound and holder of the IOF advanced regenerative injector certificate, with hip, knee and spine orthobiologic injection certifications.
John Santa Ana, DO
Regenerative Medicine Specialist
DO, Diplomate of the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and of the American Board of Electrodiagnostic Medicine
Earned his DO at the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2006, then completed a transitional internship and a physical medicine and rehabilitation residency at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. He is a veteran who served as a US Army physician, a Diplomate of the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (2011) and of the American Board of Electrodiagnostic Medicine (2012), and holds advanced hip and knee orthobiologic injection certifications.
Robert Farhat, DO
Regenerative Medicine Specialist
DO, board certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and in Pain Medicine
Completed his physical medicine and rehabilitation residency in 2006 and a pain medicine fellowship in 2007, both at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. Board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and in pain medicine, with advanced hip and knee plus intermediate spine orthobiologic injection certifications, and registered in musculoskeletal sonography.
Kevin M. Nemeth, MD
Regenerative Medicine Specialist
MD
John Steele, MD
Regenerative Medicine Specialist
MD
Christopher Hannasch, DO
Regenerative Medicine Specialist
DO
Ashley Loane, FNP-C
Nurse Practitioner
FNP-C, board certified family nurse practitioner
Board certified family nurse practitioner working with the practice on pelvic floor restoration, sexual wellness and aesthetic treatments. She is based at the Rochester Hills office.
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