PRP for knee pain is one of the most studied uses of platelet-rich plasma. A concentrate of your own platelets is injected into the knee joint or around a painful tendon. The best evidence is for mild to moderate knee osteoarthritis, where several trials have found PRP can reduce pain and improve function for six to twelve months, often comparing favourably with hyaluronic acid injections. It is also used for patellar tendinopathy (“jumper’s knee”). PRP does not regrow cartilage or reverse advanced arthritis, and it is usually paid for out of pocket.
The providers below are listed on Regen Provider Guide as treating knee pain and offering PRP, anywhere in the directory. Use See them on the map to narrow the list to your area. Each listing has been reviewed by our editors against the practice’s website and public sources; practices marked Verified by provider have confirmed their own details.
500 providers offering PRP for knee pain, listed on Regen Provider Guide. Showing the first 80; use the map to narrow by location. See them on the map →
What to ask a provider about PRP for knee pain
- Is my diagnosis one this treatment has evidence for? Ask the provider what the research shows for your specific condition, and what they see in their own patients.
- Who does the procedure, and is it image-guided? Placement matters; ask whether a physician performs it under ultrasound or fluoroscopy.
- What exactly is injected, and how is it prepared? PRP systems and cell preparations differ; a good provider explains theirs without being asked twice.
- What is the total cost, and what happens if it doesn’t help? These treatments are rarely covered by insurance. Get the price in writing and ask about the plan if there is no improvement.
How Regen Provider Guide lists providers
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