My experience with this facility was hurried and anything but comforting. I was literally pushed…read morethrough the two extremely painful experiences. The second one more impersonal than the first. Coming from out of state I was expedited through their facility on two different occasions at a high rate of speed. I saw only two individuals. The doctor and his assistant, who did everything except administer the gas and the injections, including collecting the money. I received no relief whatsoever from my treatments at this facility. After paying thousands of dollars, I was certainly expecting a Better result. I would have preferred Less hype and salesmanship and better relief from pain.

I had my shoulder injected with Stem cells by Dr. Grana about 6 months ago. I have been very…read morepleased with the results, and with the care I received by Kathryn and Dr. Grana. I was in terrible pain from a torn rotator cuff with multiple tears of the cuff and also a torn labrum (cartilage), and Stem cells were my last resort before surgery. I am so glad that I went with Dr. Grana! It took a couple of months before I started really feeling better, but then the healing took off and I feel like my shoulder is about 98% healed now. Even most of the clicking and popping I had is gone. I can do everything pain free now. I don't want to reinjure it so I am being careful but thinking of going back to the gym now and carefully strengthening the joint. I am extremely happy that I chose Regenerative Orthopedic and their "Live" stem cell transplant from my own bone marrow. The results for me have been fantastic! CS

Dr Leiber was amazing! I am about 6 weeks out having both my hips done at once. I am able to…read morephysically do activities I haven't done in years. He really does care about his patients and it does come across in his conversations with you. He has really changed my life. I would recommend him and this procedure to anyone it would benefit!

I had platelet injection and stimulation to address a 20+ year old tear in my shoulder. I had dealt…read morewith this since injuring it playing "Competitive" flag football and behaving like a total idiot by treating it through ibuprofen and ignoring the pain. PT got it better briefly, but I reinjured it and then just decided my career as a QB was over. 2 decades later, the shoulder continued to cause pain but now the pain was interrupting my sleep. I had previous experience with Ozone treatment for my neck so alternative treatments were always in scope for me so when I fell down the YouTube rabbit hole and found Regenexx I inquired. The diagnosis was clear as was the size of my tear, 5mm. That meant platelets were the preferred approach with bone stimulation (might have the wrong name there). I am happy to say that post procedure, I have more range of motion, strength and better sleep. In my training, the move I could not perform that pushed me to book was a kayak rowing like move with a device called a Tidal Tank. My right arm simply could not make the motion. I am happy to say that post procedure I can not only make the motion, but I am escalating in weight in that motion as I continue to address the impact of 20 years where my shoulders rolled forward to compensate for the injury. Dr. Pappas and his staff were always professional and helpful. The facility is spotless, and I recommend them without reservation.

I've recently begun Physical Therapy at the St. Pete Office following hip replacment surgery. As…read morewith all experiences I've had with Alexander Orthopaedic Associates, everything is top-notch. Valerie and Matt are terrific therapists, and Joann and Tracy run the office smoothly and are always courteous and helpful. I've dealt with Drs. Alexander and Penello and their PAs for yours. All are excellent, professional and friendly, Absolutely recommend!

Unfortunately I had an ankle scope done a couple of years ago and not only did the nerve damage…read morenever heal, but the initial issue I needed the surgery for was never fixed.

Dr Whelton is magnificent, intelligent and inventive. He definitely knows what he is talking about…read more Countless past physicians diagnosed me with DDD and sciatica and even pushed for surgery. After two months with Dr Whelton, being diagnosed with SI joint dysfunction makes ALL the sense in the world! I've actually been saying it seems like SI joint/QL issue for years and I was never validated until I met him. I feel so much better and I now have the tools to help myself get back to baseline when things flare up. He also suggested a CBD that has really helped me relax and loosen up (mentally and physically - ha!) I've been suffering since 2005 and finally have relief! Stars aligned for me and I strongly recommend seeing him for help!

I think this doctor is scamming people. After 10 minutes he wanted to charge me $4000 that I had to…read moresign up for in advance to fix my so-called problem. He gives you a $21 evaluation and then offers you the approximately $4000 package. Never looked at my scans. I felt very uncomfortable about it.

For years I've had frozen shoulders on both sides but it was no longer painful and I didn't want…read moreany treatment, but while exercising to strengthen upper body muscles for Parkinson's, I did something to my right shoulder causing extreme pain on a Thursday. Friday it was so bad I tried to get into my Orthopedic specialists office for some help, but couldn't get in until the following Thursday. I called my pain doctor, and couldn't get in until Monday, and made an appointment. Saturday the pain was so severe I wanted to commit suicide. I went to as walk-in clinic to see what they could do. They did an X-ray that didn't show any break and figured it was just a sprain. I am also diabetic and steroid shots general play havoc with that condition and I try to avoid them if at all possible, but sometimes you have to do what you have to do and begged for a steroid shot to help with the pain. The doctor told me she couldn't put it directly in the shoulder, just the arm and wasn't sure it would help that much but I was willing to try anything and went for the shot that did nothing but throw my Blood sugars way off. On Monday I went to see my pain doctor. Didn't tell her about getting a steroid shot on Saturday, just described the pain and asked if she could inject a steroid shot in my shoulder. She could, and did, but it did nothing for the pain so Tuesday, I searched for an orthopedist who could see me promptly that day and found Dr. Lewis's office and especially surprised that he specialized in shoulders. I was lucky, they could see me that afternoon. I went in and sat with his nurse first to discuss what was going on, including the steroid shot I had on Saturday and Monday and she took notes. I told her I thought the steroid shots hadn't worked because they werre put in the wrong place. I then saw Dr. Lewis who personally took additional X-Rays, He said the shoulder looked fine and I didn't need to look at any replacement surgery anytime soon. Without telling him I had the earlier steroid shots, I told him I usually avoid steroid shots, but I was in such severe pain could he give me a shot in the shoulder and he said, "certainly, I'll go out and prepare one." He and his nurse left the room and were gone no more than 15 seconds when he walked back in and asked, "Did you just have a stteroid shot?" I explained what I had done and he said he couldn't give me another one for another 8 to 10 weeks and that the shot do work, but sometime take awhile to fully work. We scheduled a followup in 8 weeks. What that showed me was great communication between doctor and nurse that she knew to tell him quickly about my previous shots. The pain did subside for awhile, but has returned. On my 8 week appointment he recommended rehab and sent the referral over to the clinic I was already doing Parkinson's therapy. Five months later, the pain is still there and I've made an appointment to return and see if he wants to make a referral for any MRI to detect for a tear that wouldn't show up on an X-ray, and if so, should I do surgery to fix it. Don't know yet, but I can say I really think Dr. Lewis and his office staff are really great and very professional. I'd recommend them to anyone with a shoulder problem with the greatest confidence.

The team there has taken great care of my recovery from knee replacement. Craig has pushed and…read moreprodded me to reach my goals. His caring attitude and extensive knowledge have really made a difference. I highly recommend Therapy & Sports Center for anyone needing physical therapy.

The best! Got me to and through a shoulder replacement. Very professional and committed to…read moresupport and push me to a successful outcome.

I have never had a Doctor spend as much time or answer as many questions as did Dr. Lox. You can…read moretell he cares about his work and is passionate about it. I had a knee problem with persistent problems after knee surgery. He did Knee Stem Cells with my own and I am doing great. Can't say enough positive things. He has a lot of professional athletes and an impressive wall of fame. Very glad I went to him. I highly recommend him.

Dr. Lox performed several stem cell procedures on my right knee several years ago. In both cases it…read morehelped reduce or eliminate pain for a while, but the knee started hurting again after six or eight months. Dr. Lox had advised me that it might not work in a 70-year old man the way it might work for a University athlete. He was right. I eventually had to undergo a right knee replacement and that has served me well with no pain whatsoever (after the first 6-8 months).

This Doc is a perfect example of a really smart guy who thoroughly cares about people, not only his…read morepatients. Very connected and trust anyone he referred me to without question. Great doc!

My wife had a severe ankle sprain that we thought was originally broken. Dr. Barry squeezes us in…read moreand stayed late for us!! Excellent service and staff. He is very knowledgeable and easy to understand as compared to other doctors. We highly recommend this office !!