PRP Injections in Redmond, OR
One blood draw. One clear plan.
Given at our Redmond clinic by the provider who leads our regenerative care, after an exam of the area.
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- Dr. Kent caring for patients since 2012
- Injections given in the clinic
Sound familiar?
When a tendon or joint will not settle.
Tendon and joint pain can hang on long after you have rested it, and a shoulder can still ache after every swing.
PRP is one of the regenerative options at our medical clinic.
The short answer
What are PRP injections?
PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. A small sample of your blood is drawn and spun in a centrifuge, which separates the red blood cells from the platelet-rich plasma. That plasma is then injected into the area being treated, here at the clinic.
How it works
We find the driver
Your provider examines the area and reviews your history.
We prepare it here
If PRP fits your findings, your sample is prepared and injected in the clinic.
We plan the follow-through
Guided rehab and chiropractic care are planned around the injection.
Who it may suit
- Adults whose exam supports an injection
- Adults ready to follow a rehab plan between visits
- Adults who want the injection and the rehab in one clinic
Who should not have it
- Pain your exam traces to a source an injection cannot reach
- An injury that needs urgent or surgical care first
- Anyone not ready to follow a rehab plan between visits
At each follow-up we check how the area is responding and adjust your rehab with you.
Conditions we treat
Where tendon and joint pain show up.
We also treat foot and ankle pain.
- Knee
Knee pain
A knee that stiffens on the stairs or swells after a hike.
- Shoulder
Shoulder pain
Aching when you reach overhead, lift or sleep on that side.
- Joints
Joint pain
Joints that feel stiff in the morning or sore after activity.
- Hip
Hip pain
Hip pain that shows up on walks, on the course or in the saddle.
- Arthritis
Arthritis
Wear-related joint changes in the knees, hips or hands.
- Elbow
Elbow pain
Tennis or golfer's elbow that flares with grip and swing.
Advantages
How PRP is handled here.
Prepared in our own centrifuge
Your blood sample is spun in the clinic's own centrifuge to separate the platelet-rich plasma.
Given by our regenerative lead
Injections are given in-house by the provider who leads our regenerative care.
Rehab coached in the clinic
Our medical assistants coach your exercises at each visit and send you home with exercises to keep going.
Compare your options
How PRP compares with other options.
Bring questions about any row to your exam.
| Option | What it involves | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|
| Rest and activity changes | Easing off what flares the area | Something you can start on your own |
| Guided rehab | Coached strength and mobility work | Done in the clinic and at home |
| Cortisone injections | A steroid injection to calm inflammation | Not offered here |
| PRP injectionsWhat we offer | Platelet-rich plasma from your own blood | Prepared in the clinic |
| Surgery | An operation to repair a damaged structure | We perform no surgery. |
Is it a fit?
Is PRP a good fit for your pain?
The fit is confirmed after your exam.
Likely a good candidate if
- Tendon or joint pain has lasted through weeks of rest
- You would like a non-surgical option first
- You want costs explained before you decide
Check with us first if you have
- Your health history and current medications
- Any blood or platelet condition
- Pain that needs urgent or surgical care first
What to expect
From the first visit to follow-up.
Your first visit
We go over what you have already tried, then examine the tendon or joint involved.
Treatment day
Your sample is drawn, then injected in the treatment room, which has an ultrasound machine.
The next few days
You hear what to avoid while the area settles.
The weeks after
You return for the follow-up visits in your plan, and your rehab carries on between them.
Paying for care
What PRP injections cost.
Prices are not posted online.
Your estimate depends on your exam and the plan your provider recommends.
Your estimate depends on
- How many areas are treatedVaries
- How many injections your plan includesVaries
- How many follow-up visits you needVaries
- Whether guided rehab is part of the planVaries
Your totalReviewed with you at your consultation
Pay over time
Cherry financing lets you pay over time. No hard credit checks.
Ask about payment optionsWhy Advanced Pain Solutions
One clinic for the injection and the rehab.
PRP is part of the injection care at our medical clinic, and the team brings 37+ years of combined experience.
Your injections are given by
Summerlyn Ellis, FNP-C
Family Nurse Practitioner
She believes in listening carefully, involving patients in their care, and creating treatment plans that feel both personalized and practical.
- Board-certified family nurse practitioner
- Began her career at Cleveland Clinic
- Leads the regenerative medicine part of care
By the numbers
3
Licensed providers on the team
Patients on PRP care
5.0 · 216 Google reviews
I went through APS therapy plan and have had great results. My flexibility and strength have improved greatly. I appreciate all the educational support they give free during therapy. I was also sent home with at home exercises that continue to stretch and strengthen my capabilities. Lastly, I HIGHLY Recommend doing the stem cell and PRP therapies....
Individual results vary.
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Getting to the clinic.
The clinic is about 5 minutes from St. Charles Redmond and about 5 minutes (1.8 miles) from Roberts Field, the local airport. From Eagle Crest it is about 13 minutes (6 miles).
Named for location only; Advanced Pain Solutions is not affiliated with the places named.
1020 SW Indian Ave Ste 100, Redmond, OR 97756 · (541) 923-6024
Mon to Thu 9 AM to 6 PM
- Eagle Crest ResortHighway 126 · 6.1 mi13min
- TerrebonneHighway 97 · 6.5 mi11min
- PrinevilleHighway 126 · 18.4 mi22min
- BendHighway 97 · 16.6 mi24min
- SistersHighway 126 · 19.6 mi30min
- MadrasHighway 97 · 29.8 mi48min
Your first visit
Book a PRP consultation.
Schedule a consultation. We will evaluate your symptoms, review what you have tried, and explain which options may fit your goals.
Request a time
Call (541) 923-6024. Mornings or afternoons, Monday to Thursday.
Understand what is driving it
We look at how your pain behaves, what movements trigger it, and what tissues may be involved.
A clear plan
We walk you through what we find in plain language and outline next steps that match your goals.
- Pay over time
- Cherry financing. No hard credit checks.
- No referral
- No referral is needed.
- Hours
- Mon to Thu 9 AM to 6 PM
How long will a PRP injection last?
There is no set answer, because it depends on the condition and the area treated. Cleveland Clinic notes that providers cannot predict with certainty how PRP will work for any one person.
Is pain normal after a PRP injection?
Yes, some pain and swelling at the injection site is common at first, and the pain can increase for the first week or two. Like any injection, PRP can also cause bleeding or infection at the site. Call the clinic if the pain keeps building or anything about the site worries you.
Who is not a good candidate for PRP?
People with certain blood conditions may not be good candidates, and an injury that needs urgent or surgical care comes first. Your provider reviews your history and medications before recommending PRP.
How much will PRP cost?
Prices are not posted online, because the cost depends on your plan. Cherry financing lets you pay over time, with no hard credit check to apply.
Is the injection guided by ultrasound?
For a joint, yes. All joint injections at our clinic are guided by ultrasound for precise placement.
How long does a PRP appointment take?
Cleveland Clinic puts a therapeutic PRP injection, from the blood draw through the centrifuge to the injection, at about an hour. One vial of blood or several may be drawn.
Do I need to stop any medicines before PRP?
Possibly. Your provider might ask you to stop certain medicines before the injection, such as blood thinners or NSAIDs (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs).
How is PRP different from ordinary blood?
Blood is mostly a liquid called plasma, with small solid parts: red cells, white cells and platelets. PRP has 5 to 10 times as many platelets as a normal blood sample. Platelets help blood clot, and they carry hundreds of proteins called growth factors.
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Mon to Thu 9 AM to 6 PM · 1020 SW Indian Ave Ste 100, Redmond