Chronic neck pain disrupts daily activities for millions of Americans and results from issues like whiplash injuries and degenerative disc disease. While traditional treatments offer short-term results, many Miami and South Florida residents seek long-lasting relief without neck surgery.
PRP therapy has emerged as a promising regenerative treatment option and uses your body’s natural healing mechanisms to resolve cervical spine pain and inflammation.
Discover why neck pain sufferers throughout South Florida choose PRP at STEMS Health by booking your consultation below.
Dr. Jarred Mait is a licensed general medicine and functional medicine physician. He completed medical school at the University of Miami and then Anesthesiology training at the University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital. He is the owner and Medical Director of Pulse & Remedy.
Dr. Choxi is a double-board certified Anesthesiologist and Interventional Pain Management Physician. He completed medical school at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN, followed by Anesthesiology training at the University of Miami and Pain Management fellowship training at New York University (NYU) – Langone Health.
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) treatments are a new approach to relieving neck pain. PRP doctors harness and amplify the natural growth factors in the patient’s blood cells to heal damaged tissue and reduce inflammation at the site of the neck injury.
STEMS Health is a noted Miami leader in PRP therapy. We work with neck pain patients across the U.S. to reveal and resolve their specific pain causes while building a tailored treatment plan to meet their unique health targets for the years ahead.
The data behind PRP for neck pain issues highlights how the treatment relieves pain in patients with whiplash-associated neck disorders. Further studies show the benefit of PRP in treating axial neck pain by targeting nerve root irritation.
The board-certified doctors at STEMS Health use MRI and fluoroscopy imaging to identify the telltale signs of structural issues such as bulging discs, herniated discs, and bone and joint abnormalities.
We’ll draw blood ready for the PRP injection at the site of the neck pain.
Our team places the blood into a centrifuge to separate the platelets.
We inject the platelet-rich plasma using the latest fluoroscopy technology for precision.
With proven experience delivering treatment results with PRP, you can call STEMS Health for a comprehensive understanding of the causes and treatment options for your neck pain.
STEMS Health’s board-certified doctors are known throughout the regenerative care field for their knowledge and experience. Dr. Ankeet Choxi and Dr. Jarred Mait’s reputations result from their unparalleled care and precision in learning and meeting each patient’s PRP goals.
The STEMS Health clinic in Miami Beach is a leading regenerative care venue. The facility is purpose-built for regenerative medicine, with a clear design focus on PRP patient comfort.
Begin your PRP treatment for debilitating neck pain by calling STEMS Health Regenerative Medicine. Our doctors and support team are standing by to answer your neck pain questions and help you make the right choice for your future health.
Call us at 305-677-0565 or fill out our contact form to book your consultation.
All PRP treatment plans are unique to the patient. Follow-up schedules will be unique to your specific neck pain. We will book follow-up appointments based on your schedule. You can call
our Miami Beach clinic any time during your recovery to speak with your doctor.
Physical therapy can often be a great addition to PRP treatment. However, you should speak with your PRP doctor before completing any therapy activities while you recover from your PRP injection.
The effect of your neck pain treatment should be clear starting with your second treatment. Although some patients find PRP can take longer to begin reducing pain than NSAIDs and other fast-acting treatments, the results last longer.
PRP is not suitable for patients with the following medical profiles: Patients who are pregnant Patients with a current cancer diagnosis Patients with blood clotting disorders Patients with severe anemia