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For early access to scheduling time slots, inquiries about pricing, treatment plans, and available options, our technician is here to guide you. She will provide a clear overview of what to expect before your appointment. If you have specific questions about conditions, diagnoses, or require tailored recommendations, a consultation with Dr. Cherubini is the perfect next step. We’re dedicated to supporting you every step of the way!
What We’ll Cover in Your Meeting:
- Topic #1: Understand your pain history and discuss the treatments you’ve tried before.
- Topic #2: Explore how our innovative treatments can address your specific needs.
- Topic #3: Gain early access to appointment availability and schedule your personalized evaluation.
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If you're a Rhode Island resident, your initial consultation is fully covered by insurance. However, your treatment is a pay-out-of-pocket expense.
Regenerative medicine for pain management is a specialized branch of medicine that focuses on reducing or eliminating pain by healing and repairing damaged tissues, joints, nerves, or other structures that cause discomfort. Unlike traditional pain management methods, which often rely on medication or invasive surgery to mask symptoms, regenerative medicine addresses the root cause of the pain by stimulating the body's natural healing processes.
Payment varies for each patient based on their specific needs. While one session is typically $250-$400, a full regenerative medicine treatment typically ranges from $1,000 to $5,000. Costs depend on factors such as the number of treatments required, the areas of the body being treated, the severity of pain, the patient's age, and other individualized considerations.
The number of sessions varies for each patient, tailored to their unique needs. For optimal results, most patients undergo 4–6 sessions. The exact number depends on factors such as the treatments required, the areas being treated, the severity of pain, the patient’s age, and other personalized considerations.
