Oregon Regenerative Medicine

Oregon Regenerative Medicine is a non-surgical regenerative injection practice in the Foundry Building in Lake Oswego, Oregon, treating joint, tendon, ligament and spine conditions.

Clinicians

• Noel Peterson, ND, DAAPM — naturopathic physician
• Kristian Flores, MD, ND — board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation
• Terry Manning II, ND, RMSK — naturopathic physician, registered in musculoskeletal sonography
• Stacey Guggino, ND, LAc, MSOM — naturopathic physician and acupuncturist

Regenerative treatments offered

• Adipose stem cell grafts (biocellular therapy) — the patient’s own fat is harvested through a small incision, concentrated, combined with PRP and injected the same visit under ultrasound guidance; the visit takes about 2.5 hours
• Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) — autologous, for joints and soft tissue, and also for skin and hair
• Prolotherapy (regenerative injection therapy)
• The practice states it uses ultrasound and fluoroscopic C-arm guidance for injections

Conditions the practice lists

Osteoarthritis and joint pain in the hips, knees, hands, feet, ankles, shoulders, elbows, wrists and TMJ; tendon, ligament and rotator cuff injuries; back, neck and spine conditions; inflammatory arthritis; sports and accident injuries such as ACL and meniscus tears; and PRP for skin and hair restoration.

What to know before you call

• Patients are evaluated before a treatment is recommended
• Office hours Monday–Friday, 8:00 am–5:00 pm, closed 12:00–1:30 pm
• Phone (503) 636-2734
• The practice also offers stellate ganglion block, hormone, aesthetic, functional medicine and IV services

RPG verification notes

• Clinician credentials listed on the team page
• Cell source and imaging guidance stated on the stem cell orthopedics page
• Prices and insurance information not published
• The site states that not all treatments are right for everyone

Last verified by Regen Provider Guide: October 2026. Confirm treatment details, candidacy, insurance coverage and costs directly with the practice. RPG makes no claim about the effectiveness of any treatment.