Well Life Family Medicine is an integrative family medicine practice in Amarillo, Texas, that offers prolotherapy, PRP and bone marrow concentrate injections alongside primary care.
Clinicians
- Eric Ehle, DO — described on the site as an osteopath and prolotherapist
- Kate Dolezal, FNP-C
Regenerative treatments offered
- PRP — 60–240 cc of the patient’s own blood is drawn and centrifuged, and ozone may be added; the site cites diagnostic ultrasound and ultrasound-guided placement
- Prolotherapy — dextrose solution injected into tendons and ligaments; the site says a course usually involves about 3–10 treatments
- Bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC) — the patient’s own bone marrow is drawn from the pelvis under local anesthesia and concentrated
Conditions the practice lists
Loose or weakened ligaments and tendons, chronic joint pain, shoulder, elbow, knee and wrist pain, sprains, repetitive strain and sports injuries, spinal disc problems, Achilles tendinitis, tennis and golfer’s elbow, rotator cuff tendinitis, meniscus tears, low back pain from disc herniation, cartilage injuries, and moderate shoulder and knee osteoarthritis.
What to know before you call
- The site offers a free regenerative therapy assessment.
- The site says these treatments are generally not covered by insurance or Medicare.
- Hours are Monday to Thursday, 8 am to 5 pm, and Friday, 9 am to 1 pm.
- The practice also offers functional medicine, hormone therapy, osteopathic manipulation and allergy testing.
RPG verification notes
- Clinician credentials are listed on the site.
- Prices are not published.
- The site describes prolotherapy as an experimental treatment and states that its content is educational only.
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.
