Shoulder Ligament Tear Treatment in Kentuckiana Integrative Medicine
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Shoulder ligament tear care at Kentuckiana Integrative Medicine in Jeffersonville, Indiana, uses image-guided regenerative injections. Consultation may cost around $300, prolotherapy around $600–$900 per session, and PRP around $1,500. Cellular biologic therapy for one joint may cost around $6,000–$9,000; Medical Director Dr. Rafael F. Cruz has over 30 years of experience.
Evaluation and image-guided care
The clinic offers a regenerative medicine consultation and affordable self-pay lab testing. Injections may use ultrasound, fluoroscopy, or Orthoscan to guide placement. Dr. Cruz specializes in image-guided musculoskeletal and soft-tissue injections.
- Regenerative medicine consultation: May cost around $300. The consultation fee is credited toward plans over $2,500.
- Injection guidance: Fluoroscopy, ultrasound, or Orthoscan can guide injection placement.
Injection treatments for shoulder ligament tears
- PRP injection: The clinic draws the patient’s blood, concentrates the platelets, then injects them into the damaged ligament or tendon. Options include triple PRP and photo-energized high-volume PRP with vitamins and procaine. Treatment may involve 1–3 sessions, with one injection per week for three weeks. Cash PRP may cost around $1,500; photo-energized PRP for one joint may cost around $1,600–$3,900.
- Cellular biologic therapy: Cells from the patient’s abdominal fat or bone marrow, or screened birth tissue, are injected into the injured area. Treatment may involve 1–3 weekly injections. One joint may cost around $6,000–$9,000; a second joint receives a $1,000 discount.
- Prolotherapy: Dextrose or another irritant solution is injected into injured ligaments or tendons to stimulate healing. A session may cost around $600–$900.
- Prolozone injection: Medical-grade ozone and a nutrient homeopathic solution are injected into painful joints or soft tissue. A session may cost around $300 and is often included with other procedures at no additional charge.
- Amniotic membrane injection: Amniotic or placental tissue is injected into damaged musculoskeletal tissue. It may cost around $2,500.
- Hyaluronic gel injection: Image-guided gel is placed in the joint to lubricate and cushion it. A single injection may cost around $500; a series of five may cost around $2,000.
- Serapin injection: This natural plant-based anti-inflammatory injection may cost around $300, or around $750 for a series of three.
Out-of-state and international patients can request telehealth consultations. Some injection procedures can be collected and given during one visit. Patients can request a consultation through Bookimed.
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Achievements and Medical Leadership
Medical Director Dr. Rafael F. Cruz leads the clinical team. He has over 30 years of expertise in integrative medicine. Dr. Cruz holds a certification in IV Chelation and Plaquex therapies. He also maintains membership in the American Academy of Alternative Medicine (ACAM).
Dr. Cruz brings over 25 years of experience in ketamine administration. He personally oversees every mental health patient receiving this therapy. The clinic was among the first in its region to offer medical ketamine. It reports zero serious adverse events for this program.
Mental Health and Ketamine Therapy
The Kentuckiana Ketamine Institute provides physician-monitored treatments for complex psychological conditions. This department focuses on treatment-resistant cases where standard therapies have failed. Specialists screen for depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and anxiety. The institute offers both intravenous and intramuscular ketamine in private office settings.
A standard protocol includes seven sessions for optimal results. For depression, national data shows improvement in up to 75% of patients. The clinic treats several conditions through this program:
- Treatment-resistant depression and suicidal thinking
- Bipolar affective disorder
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
- Neuropathic pain and fibromyalgia
- Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS)
Best results typically require six treatments within three weeks. Some patients receive periodic booster sessions to maintain relief. The clinic also provides addiction support to help patients wean off alcohol or opiates. This recovery process can last from 60 days to 18 months.
Regenerative Injections and Stellate Ganglion Block
The clinic specializes in PRP-enhanced Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB). Standard SGB uses local anesthetics to temporarily block nerve signals. Kentuckiana Integrative Medicine instead uses autologous platelet-rich plasma around the nerve. This approach aims for natural anti-inflammatory support and long-lasting relief. Specialists perform these injections using ultrasound guidance for precise placement.
Regenerative therapies also include prolotherapy and prolozone. These injections stimulate the body's natural healing responses for musculoskeletal issues. The clinic reports that 85% to 95% of patients see improvement in low back pain. These methods offer non-surgical options for patients with chronic neuroinflammation or circulatory concerns.
Vascular Support and IV Therapies
Physicians provide IV Chelation Therapy for circulatory and vascular support. This intravenous treatment uses EDTA to address heavy metal toxicity. The clinic offers it as a supportive strategy for cardiovascular-related health concerns. Patients can also access IV Vitamin therapies, such as the Meyer's Cocktail. These infusions support patients dealing with recurrent infections or severe fatigue.
Services for International Patients
Kentuckiana Integrative Medicine provides telehealth appointments for initial consultations. Virtual visits let patients speak with a physician before traveling to Indiana. The clinic treats individuals from across the region who travel specifically for regenerative care. Mental health screenings are available online to help determine the appropriate course of action.
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405 E Court Ave #102, Jeffersonville, IN 47130, United States
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