Joshua Sampson, MD Advertises PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) Therapy in San Francisco, California
About Joshua Sampson, MD
Joshua Sampson, MD is a fellowship trained sports medicine physician and board certified family physician located in San Francisco, CA. The practice advertises minimally invasive interventions, musculoskeletal ultrasound, and ortho biologics including PRP and stem cells. It also offers targeted lower back pain treatments using fluoroscopic guided procedures.
The practice is located at 3838 California St, San Francisco, CA. The phone number is 415.668.8010. Dr. Sampson is a fellowship trained sports medicine physician and a board certified family physician. He has training in the use of ultrasound for in-office diagnosis and guided injections. He performs ultrasound guided procedures throughout the body including the spine.
The clinic advertises ortho biologics. These include platelet rich plasma (PRP), adipose derived cells (ADSC), bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC), Wharton's jelly (umbilical cord tissue), and amniotic fluid. The practice states that these injections are tools to help aid patients in recovery. They use ultrasound or x-ray guidance to place the biologic in the appropriate body site. The practice notes that ortho biologics are not covered by insurance.
The practice advertises targeted lower back pain treatments. These include fluoroscopic (X-Ray) guided lumbar procedures. The practice offers corticosteroid injections including the use of transforaminal epidurals and facet injections. The practice also advertises minimally invasive interventions and musculoskeletal ultrasound.
Common questions about Joshua Sampson, MD
Where is the clinic located?
The clinic is located at 3838 California St, San Francisco, CA.
What ortho biologics does the clinic advertise?
The clinic advertises platelet rich plasma (PRP), adipose derived cells (ADSC), bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC), Wharton's jelly (umbilical cord tissue), and amniotic fluid.
Are ortho biologics covered by insurance?
The practice states that ortho biologics are not covered by insurance.