Interventional orthopedic and orthobiologic medicine encompasses the treatment methods used to regrow, repair, or replace damaged or diseased cells, tissues, and organs, with the goal of restoring them to normal function (or as close as possible). It includes innovative treatments that use a person’s own healthy cells or tissues to encourage healing in other parts of the body that have deteriorated due to age, overuse, or injury.

The human body has the natural, and remarkable, ability to heal itself in many ways. Take, for example, how a cut on your skin will eventually repair itself by scabbing over the open wound. The foundation behind interventional orthopedic and orthobiologic medicine is to capture this natural ability to heal and apply it to a far broader range of conditions and treatments.