

Pain is a signal, not the problem. Everything you were given turned the signal down. Cortisone, an ablation, a stimulator, painkillers. Not one of them was ever aimed at the joint.
That's why they wore off, and it was never your fault. They were doing exactly what they were designed to do. Nobody lied to you. They gave you what was available.
The system pays to manage this, not to repair it. A shot you need again in four months is a better business than a joint that stops hurting. That's a design, not a scandal.
Your scan measured how worn it is. Nothing measured what's left. That's a different question and nobody has ever ordered it. It's the only question that decides whether anything is worth doing.
One visit, at your kitchen table, to find out where you actually stand.
Not a treatment.
Not a sales appointment.
An assessment.






"I've had four things. Why would this be different?"
That's the right question and it's the one I'd ask. Everything you had was aimed at the signal. This is aimed at the joint. That's not a better version of the same thing. And I'm not telling you it'll work for you. I'm telling you nobody has checked whether you're a candidate, and that's what the visit is.
"And what does the treatment cost, if I am a candidate?"
The visit is free. The treatment is not, and it isn't covered by insurance. The number depends entirely on what's involved, so you get it at the visit, at the same time you get the candidacy answer. In writing, at your own table, with nothing to sign that day.
"Is this going to turn into a pitch once you're in my house?"
"This system is not rah, rah, rah, rush to the back of the room and make a decision you regret. It is make a wise decision to meet with us." And it isn't only what we believe, it's how it's built: you talk to Rylee or Javier on the phone before anybody comes anywhere. Nobody is in your house until you've spoken to one of us and said yes.
Told a replacement was next
"After physical therapy and being told my knee was pretty much bone on bone and that surgery was needed, I did this treatment. They are not 100 percent to be clear, but I hope they get there."
Alexandrea V.
Was skeptical first
"I had extreme hip pain in both hips and went through physical therapy that only aggravated my pain. I was then told I needed hip replacements… I was very skeptical at first and now I couldn't be happier with my results."
Shelly A.
The part nobody else does
"Professional, knowledgeable and helped me with the arthritis in my ankle. I loved the convenience of them coming to my house so I didn't have to wait at a doctor's office."
David D.
You're not risking money. The visit is free and there's nothing to sign. You're risking some of your time, and the possibility of being told no. And if you go ahead and it doesn't work? Straight answer: there's no refund, and we're not going to pretend otherwise.



While the team is in the area, usually within a few days of the call. The call comes first.
Everything goes to a physician, who decides candidacy. You get the answer and, if it's yes, what's involved.
No. Bring them if you have them and want to, but nothing is required.
Put your address in anyway. If we can't reach you, somebody will tell you on the phone.
No, and we won't pretend otherwise. Rylee or Javier comes out. A physician reads the case afterwards.

Getting out of the car without having to brace yourself first. The stairs without the "sideways shuffle." Sleeping through the night. This is what life could look like again. Six months will pass either way. One visit at your own table is how you find out which version of it you get.
Nothing to sign.