Regenerative medicine has moved from experimental concept to practical option in many areas of U
Regenerative medicine has moved from experimental concept to practical option in many areas of U.S. healthcare, including in Florida. Instead of focusing only on symptom control or surgical repair, regenerative approaches aim to support the body’s own healing processes. These therapies are especially discussed in the context of orthopedic issues, spine pain, joint degeneration, and soft tissue injuries. While not every treatment is appropriate for every patient — and not all options have the same level of clinical evidence — interest in this field continues to grow. Below is an overview of what regenerative medicine means, the types of therapies commonly discussed, potential benefits and limitations, and what patients in Florida should understand before seeking care. What Is Regenerative Medicine? Regenerative medicine refers to a group of treatments that use biologic materials — often sourced from a patient’s own body — to support tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and potentia...