For the practice

How PRP fits into
your practice

A look at the workflow and the economics, so you can decide whether it belongs in your clinic.

The economics

A revenue line you control

PRP is typically a cash-pay service. Rather than a reimbursement battle, it is an offering the practice controls directly, priced and positioned as you see fit.

Patients are increasingly asking about regenerative options by name. A practice that offers PRP keeps those patients rather than referring them elsewhere.

The fit

Built for a normal clinic day

Point of care

Prepared during the visit. Nothing is sent to a lab.

Runs on your staff

Two steps means an MA or nurse can prepare it, not only the physician.

Small footprint

A centrifuge and the single-use kits. No dedicated room required.

Consistent output

The gel barrier keeps the preparation reproducible across whoever runs it.

The fastest way to evaluate it

A 20-minute in-service, on your counter, next to what you use now.

Book an in-service