The Orthopaedic Center

The Orthopaedic Center (TOC) is a multi-location orthopaedic practice headquartered in Huntsville, Alabama, offering regenerative medicine through its sports medicine division.

Clinicians

• Stanton B. Davis, MD — sports medicine; knee and shoulder
• James T. Hughey, III, DO — sports medicine; joint replacement
• William D. Lawrence, DO — sports medicine; joint replacement
• Matthew P. Smith, DO — sports medicine; joint replacement
• Eric Stanford, DO — sports medicine; joint replacement
• Zachary Moore, MD — general orthopaedics; sports medicine

Regenerative treatments offered

• Bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC) — marrow drawn from the back of the pelvis (posterior iliac crest) under local numbing and sedation; most patients need one treatment and go home the same day
• Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) — blood drawn from the arm and spun in a centrifuge; the process takes about 45 minutes, and some injections are done under ultrasound guidance

Conditions the practice lists

For BMAC, the site names knee osteoarthritis, rotator cuff tendinopathy and partial tears, biceps tendinitis, chondromalacia, patellar tendonitis, partial MCL, LCL or ACL tears, and tennis and golfer’s elbow. For PRP, it names partial tendon tears, muscle strains, ligament sprains, articular cartilage injury and chronic tendon injuries.

What to know before you call

• The site states BMAC is not covered by insurance and most insurers do not reimburse PRP
• PRP fees cover the kit, blood draw, centrifuge, ultrasound guidance if needed and the procedure; a splint may cost extra
• Main office at 927 Franklin Street, Huntsville; phone 256-539-2728; TOC lists 13 orthopaedic locations in north Alabama and Fayetteville, Tennessee

RPG verification notes

• Physicians performing regenerative treatments named on the regenerative medicine page
• Prices not published
• No FDA statement found

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.