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  Stem Cell Therapy for Orthopedic Injuries: Is It Right for You? How Regenerative Medicine Is Changing Orthopedic Care in South Florida By the NovaGenix Medical Team   •   Updated June 2026   •   10 min read   For the past ten years, we’ve had countless patients come to see us with all types of injuries. People from every walk of life, and injuries sustained from just about every activity you can imagine. Regardless of who you are or what you do, injuries can turn your life upside down at the drop of a hat. If you’ve been dealing with a nagging joint or tendon injury, whether it’s hip arthritis that’s limiting your golf swing, tennis elbow that won’t go away no matter how much you rest it, a nagging ankle that never healed right, or plantar fasciitis that makes your first steps in the morning feel like walking on broken glass, you’ve probably been through the standard treatment carousel with your doctor. We’d hear the same stories over and ov...

Golfers can seek medical treatment with PRP and Stem Cell therapy at NovaGenix, in Jupiter, Florida   Golfer's elbow, back pain, shoulder injuries and more can be treated with Platelet Rich Plasma injections in Palm Beach County. PRP for Golfer's is becoming more and more popular with PGA players and amateurs alike. Jupiter, Florida is know for golf, so it should be no surprise that it's also know for golf injuries. NovaGenix offers Platelet Rich Plasma therapy for golfers so hat they can heal their golf related injuries faster. Stem cell therapy and PRP injections in Palm Beach County at NovaGenix has helped many athletes, professional, collegiate and amateur regain their range ability to train and compete. So the first question is "What is PRP?" What is Platelet Rich Plasma ? PRP is a therapy where a patient comes into NovaGenix and we draw a small portion of their blood. Contained in the blood are the cellular components, like red and wh...

Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy Procedures. PRP Injections in Jupiter, Florida at NovaGenix. In case you have never heard of PRP, you're missing out on an amazing new procedure that most people know very little about. As it turns out Platelet Rich Plasma therapy has been around for a while yet only recently has it begun to be a viable option for patients looking to benefit from its effectiveness. To start, lets ask ourselves, What is PRP? PRP Therapy Platelet rich plasma, also called as "PRP", is a procure where a patient’s blood is drawn and then spun and separated using a centrifuge. The blood is then separated into several distinct layers including red blood cells, white blood cells and the platelet rich plasma. The separation of the PRP produces a concentration of platelets above the normal levels that would be found in the blood. Platelets are the cells that cause the clotting of our blood, but they also possess tremendous potential in enhancing the r...