Practice medicine.
We'll handle the rest.
Regenitiva builds and runs the operational backbone of office-based regenerative medicine programs — AAAHC-aligned policies, documented protocols, trained staff, and a defensible billing approach.
Regenitiva is a management services organization and practice development partner for physicians adding or expanding regenerative medicine. We build the operational backbone — proprietary PRP protocols, AAAHC-aligned policies, documented workflows, staff training, and billing strategy — so the program runs correctly from the first patient. You keep clinical control. We handle the structure around it.
Why Regenitiva?
Proprietary PRP
Our preparation and delivery protocols for spine, cervical, and joint conditions are our own — developed, documented, and taught, not licensed off a shelf.
See our approach →Compliance Built In
AAAHC-aligned policies and procedures, internal audits, competency records, and quality management — maintained as standards change.
Learn about compliance →A Sustainable Service
We structure pricing, billing, and lien management so regenerative medicine performed in-office is built to last, not experimental.
See how it works →We Stay In It
Ongoing training, auditing, outcome tracking, and refinement as your program grows. Not a binder and a handshake.
About Regenitiva →
Built for musculoskeletal physicians.
We work with physicians who already treat pain and injury every day, and who want a better set of tools for the patients in front of them.
Physiatrists expanding non-surgical treatment options
Sports medicine physicians treating joint, tendon, and soft tissue injury
Pain management physicians looking beyond injections and medication
Practices treating motor vehicle accident patients, where documentation and lien strategy matter as much as the clinical work
Multi-site groups standardizing regenerative medicine across locations
If you're seeing patients who are running out of conservative options and aren't ready for surgery, there's a program here for you.
See how we support your specialty →Compliance & Operations
Compliance is what Regenitiva is known for, and it's the reason our programs hold up.
A regenerative medicine service line touches documentation, staff competency, procedure standards, coding, and — for practices treating accident patients — lien handling. Most practice-development firms design the clinical program and hand the operational risk back to the physician. We build the operational structure first and treat the clinical program as something that has to run inside it.
When your program is reviewed — internally, by a payer, or by anyone else — the documentation exists and it's current.
See our full compliance program →- AAAHC-aligned policies and procedures, written for your practice rather than adapted from a template
- Documented clinical protocols and technique standards
- Staff competency records and ongoing training documentation
- Internal audits and a quality management program
- Billing and documentation practices structured within accepted standards for your state and payer mix
- Lien documentation strategy for motor vehicle accident populations
A protocol, not a kit.
Most practices offering PRP are running a bedside kit and a technique that lives in one person's head. Regenitiva delivers a defined preparation, a documented technique, and a program built to run inside the practice you already have.
The same protocol, placed exactly where the injury is.
Every case follows the same standardized preparation and technique, with ultrasound guidance placing the injection precisely at the site of injury rather than by surface landmarks. Consistent inputs are what make outcomes — and the documentation behind them — consistent.
It runs inside the practice you already have.
Equipment, room setup, chair time, and staff roles are defined before you start. Your team is trained to competency and signed off, so the protocol runs the same whoever is in the room.
Options for the patients who've run out of them.
Many patients arrive having exhausted conservative care but not ready for surgery — and today they get referred out or told to wait. An office-based regenerative program gives you something to offer that group, in your practice, without a hospital referral.
Who we are.
Regenitiva was founded on a straightforward observation: there are patients who aren't getting the best available care, and physicians who would offer it if the path were clearer.
We exist to close that gap — making regenerative medicine practical for real practices, with the protocols, training, and compliance structure that let a physician offer it confidently.
Learn more about Regenitiva →Vincent Surra
Chief Executive Officer, Regenitiva
Healthcare Operations Executive · CPHQ
Read full background →We tell physicians what's actually true about outcomes, costs, and risk.
Every protocol we write starts here.
Your program is our responsibility, not just our project.
Want your clinic trained on this treatment?
Training is delivered in person by board-certified physicians in pain medicine and musculoskeletal ultrasound — to your whole team at once, from providers to front and back-office staff. We schedule around your practice, so there are no closed clinic days and no one learning it secondhand.
Your team's first cases are proctored live, and we stay involved with ongoing training as your program grows.
Available across the United States.
We work with practices throughout the U.S. Compliance requirements, licensing, and billing vary by state, so we build your program around the one you practice in — wherever that is.
Ready to bring it to your practice? Schedule a call and we'll tailor the program to your state.
Frequently asked questions.
Does this work clinically?
PRP is used widely in musculoskeletal medicine, and the evidence base continues to develop. We're candid about what the research supports and what it doesn't. Our protocols are built on current literature, and we track your patient outcomes so you can see how your own program performs.
How is this billed?
That depends on your payer mix, your state, and your patient population. For practices treating motor vehicle accident patients, lien management is often central. We build a billing and documentation approach appropriate to your situation and within accepted standards.
What does it cost?
Every engagement is scoped to the practice, so there isn't a list price. A single physician adding a service line is a different build than a multi-site group standardizing across locations. What drives the number is the scope of the program, how much clinical and staff infrastructure already exists, and whether you want ongoing management or a one-time implementation. We put a specific figure and a business-case analysis in front of you during the assessment — before you're asked to commit to anything.
How long until we're treating patients?
In practice, most programs run three to six months from first conversation to treating patients — the exact timeline depends on your space, staffing, and state requirements. We'll give you a realistic schedule during the assessment, not an optimistic one.
Do I give up control of my practice?
No. You retain clinical authority and ownership. We manage operations, compliance, and business infrastructure.
What happens to my existing staff and workflows?
We build around your team. Competency training brings existing staff into the program rather than replacing them, and workflow design starts from how your practice already runs.
Let's look at your practice.
A short conversation is usually enough to tell whether a regenerative medicine program makes sense for you — and what it would take to build.
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