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Evidence, preparation, technique and the business of regenerative medicine, written for licensed providers.

Jun 17, 2026By Oscar Tellez

Adipose tissue harvesting for regenerative medicine: techniques, applications, and training

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Mechanical or enzymatic is the only question that matters in adipose work. Here is where the legal line…

Jun 15, 2026By Oscar Tellez

How to add PRP therapy to your medical practice: equipment, training, and ROI

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What adding PRP really costs, what the vendor ROI table leaves out, and the four decisions to make…

Jun 11, 2026By Oscar Tellez

5 common PRP injection mistakes and how to avoid them

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Under-dosing, blind needles, the wrong patient, NSAIDs at the wrong time and a preparation nobody measured. Five mistakes…

Jun 9, 2026By Oscar Tellez

PRP preparation: single-spin, double-spin, and what actually drives total platelet dose

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Single spin or double spin is the wrong question. Baseline count, draw volume and the kit's recovery rate…

Jun 5, 2026By Oscar Tellez

What to expect at a hands-on PRP training course: a clinician’s guide

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Materials arrive before you travel, the first patient is on the schedule when you walk in, and you…

Jun 3, 2026By Oscar Tellez

PRP vs corticosteroid injections: what the evidence shows for musculoskeletal care

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Steroids win the first six weeks and PRP tends to win the sixth month. What the trials, the…

Jun 1, 2026By Oscar Tellez

PRP therapy for musculoskeletal injuries: what every clinician should know

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PRP devices are cleared for bone graft handling and nothing else, the societies disagree, and the dose question…

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Important information

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Six short notes on what the training is and is not. Open a heading to read it.

Education, not medical advice

Regen Med Academy provides education and training for licensed healthcare providers. Everything on this site is for educational purposes only. It is not medical advice, not a treatment recommendation, and not an offer to treat. Providers are responsible for practicing within the scope of their own license and their own state law.

Where a course can run

Courses are taught only in states where the modality is legal for the license you hold. State law in this field changes, sometimes more than once a year. Our reading of each state, with its sources and the date we checked, is on the rules by state page. It is a starting point, not legal advice. It is your responsibility to confirm the modality is legal in your state for your license. Do that before you book. The authority on your own scope is your licensing board, not us. State medical board contact details are published by the Federation of State Medical Boards.

Training on live patients

Procedures performed during training are performed on consenting patients, by licensed providers, under supervision. Participation is voluntary and outcomes vary.

Products and modalities

Some products and modalities discussed in these courses are not FDA approved or cleared for the uses described. Regen Med Academy does not manufacture, sell or endorse any product, and does not approve or clear any product. The FDA publishes guidance for patients and providers on regenerative medicine therapies.

What a certificate is, and is not

Regen Med Academy does not offer CMEs, credit hours or accreditation of any kind. What you receive is a Certificate of Completion. It records that you attended and performed the procedures under supervision. It is not a license, not a board certification, and it does not expand your scope of practice.

Coverage is yours to arrange

You are responsible for your own malpractice coverage. We will help you work out what to ask your carrier, and we recommend getting the answer in writing. Regen Med Academy does not provide, arrange or extend coverage to trainees, and nothing on this page is legal advice or an assurance of coverage.