The Patient Guide to Orthobiologics
Orthobiologics can include very different treatments—from prolotherapy and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) to bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC) and adipose tissue scaffolding (ATS). This handbook explains how those options differ, how Wellward evaluates candidacy, and why diagnosis, preparation, rehabilitation, and the healing environment matter as much as the product being injected.
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What You’ll Find Inside
A clear, practical guide to orthobiologic treatments and how they fit into a comprehensive plan of care.
Treatment Options
What orthobiologics are and how PRP, prolotherapy, BMAC, ATS, platelet lysate and related approaches differ.
Our Approach
How Wellward uses Pain Mapping and the HEAL framework to decide whether regenerative care fits the problem.
Candidacy & Planning
How tissue type, age of injury, overall health, movement and lifestyle can influence treatment planning.
What to Expect
Preparation, the treatment process, rehabilitation, recovery milestones, and follow-up.
Who It May Be Useful For
This handbook is most useful for patients who are actively researching regenerative treatment, comparing options, or preparing for an orthobiologic procedure.
Patients Exploring Regenerative Options
Learn how different orthobiologic treatments work and what they may be right for.
Comparing Treatment Choices
Understand key differences between PRP, BMAC, ATS, prolotherapy and other options.
Preparing for a Procedure
Know how to prepare, what to expect, and how rehabilitation supports better outcomes.
Seeking a Deeper Understanding
See what separates a comprehensive regenerative program from a single injection.
Related Resources
Explore these resources to learn more about specific conditions, treatments, and decisions.
Find Clarity About Your Next Step
An evaluation can help determine whether orthobiologic treatment may be right for your condition and goals.