Affordable PRF Treatment for Osteoarthritis

Name: Affordable PRF Treatment for Osteoarthritis
Uploaded: 2025-02-14T13:00:29+00:00
Duration: 46 s
Channel: Dr. Charles Mok
Description: This content was created by Dr. Charles Mok. This content was uploaded by Dr. Charles Mok. This is a YouTube video titled "Affordable PRF Treatment for…

14 Feb 2025 · 1 min

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This content was created by Dr. Charles Mok. This content was uploaded by Dr. Charles Mok. This is a YouTube video titled "Affordable PRF Treatment for Osteoarthritis" (created 2025-02-14) containing a single-speaker informational excerpt in which a provider explains a subscription-based PRF treatment program for osteoarthritis. The speaker describes expected treatment frequency (typically 2–3 injections in the first year, then about one per year), cost variability (reports up to $1,500 per injection), use of ultrasound-guided injections performed by trained ultrasound technicians, mid-levels and doctors for precision (most experience with knees, most joints treated except the spine), the procedure using the patient’s own blood, and that the treatment can be used for osteoarthritis and some ligament conditions. Patients are evaluated by a provider and those with a prior arthritis diagnosis may not need to bring records.

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Typically 2–3 injections in the first year, then about one injection per year afterward.

As much as $1,500 per injection.

Dr. Charles Mok.

2025-02-14.

Knees.

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We have a program where you get a subscription model where you get your PRF treatments. Typically, we expect, you know, two to three in the first year, then about one a year after that. This is an option for somebody who wants to get prf, doesn't want to have a huge cost associated. I've seen cost as much as fifteen hundred dollars per injection. The technology of getting into the joint really, really smooth, we use ultrasound. We have ultrasound technicians and mid levels and doctors trained on using ultrasound so we can get right in that joint so we can get precision. We're most experienced with knees, but we've done pretty much most joints except the spine. We draw your own blood, so the way it works is you evaluated by one of our providers. Most of our patients have already had diagnosis of arthritis. If that's the case, you don't necessarily need to bring your records if you know that's what you have. Because this is a treatment for osteoarthritis, it can be used to treat ligament conditions as well. But we want to know what we're treating as we get it in the right area.