Last updated: 11/12/2026

Clinic for Osteoarthritis Treatment in Phoenix

Name: Osteoarthritis Clinic in Phoenix 2026
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Kentuckiana Integrative Medicine

United States of America, Phoenix

Rafael Cruz

30 years of experience • 2500+ treatments performed

Fluoroscopic X-ray and ultrasound guidance with Orthoscan supports joint injections at Kentuckiana Integrative Medicine. The clinic has treated joint and spine pain for over 20 years. Regenerative consultations may cost around $300. Prolotherapy/Prolozone may cost around $600, including a same-day injection. PRP may cost around $1,500, including Prolozone and a same-day autologous PRP procedure. Amniotic injections may cost around $2,500. Knee stem cell therapy may run $7,000–$9,000; osteoarthritis stem cell treatment may run $9,000–$15,000. These listed injection treatments are not covered by Medicare or commercial insurance.

4.8

treatment
Osteoarthritis stem cell treatment	$9,000 - $15,000
Stem cell therapy for knees	$7,000 - $9,000

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Top 1 Osteoarthritis Treatment Clinics in Phoenix 2026 — Bookimed Insights

Based on 81+ patient requests for Osteoarthritis treatment and data from 1 accredited partner clinics in Phoenix, Bookimed identified these top centers for treatment outcomes, doctor expertise, and patient experience. The table reflects real 2024-2026 treatment programs. Final costs depend on your individual case and treatment plan. Request a free quote for personalized pricing.

Rank	Clinic Name	Patient Rating	Country	Lead Doctor	experience	Techniques	Best For	Why It’s Ranked	Accreditations
#1	Kentuckiana Integrative Medicine	4.8 / 5	Phoenix, United States of America	Rafael Cruz	30+ years2,000+ treatments	Hyaluronic gel injections, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections, prolotherapy and prolozone, stem cell therapy with bone marrow aspiration, regenerative tissue allografts (amniotic and placenta orthobiologics), fluoroscopic X-ray- or ultrasound-guided injections	Bone-on-bone knee arthritis when surgery is the only option offered	Hyaluronic gel, PRP, prolotherapy and Messenger Signaling Cell injections, all image-guided with needle tip verified inside the joint. Treats Stage 3–4 'bone-on-bone' knees.	—