PRP explained
How PRP Therapy can help with Pain- Roshni Patel MD
An earlier discussion with Dr. Patel about platelet-rich plasma and pain care.

MSK pain · Injuries · Regenerative care
Care for the joints, injuries, and everyday limitations that stand between you and the things you love.
Quadruple board-certified · Neurology · Pain Medicine · Brain Injury Medicine · Headache Medicine
Welcome to CEPRM
The next chapter starts with understanding what’s holding you back.
Whether it’s a joint concern, an injury from the sport you love, or a question about regenerative medicine, your care starts with an individual evaluation. Dr. Patel brings four board certifications and a whole-person perspective to regenerative care—connecting your symptoms, movement, recovery, and the life you want to lead.
Discover our approach →Possibilities, explored together
Explore the concern that brings you here, then discuss which options may fit your diagnosis, history, and goals.

Understand the approach. Discuss your candidacy.
Explore PRP →
Start with an evaluation of what’s slowing you down.
Explore injury care →
Compare treatments, evidence, and alternatives.
Discover your options →See the conversation come to life
Hear Dr. Patel discuss PRP, then bring your questions to a personal consultation.
Explore an earlier educational conversation from the practice’s channel.
Explore videos & education →PRP explained
An earlier discussion with Dr. Patel about platelet-rich plasma and pain care.
Play loads YouTube. Current protocols and individual treatment plans may differ.
Where are you feeling it?
Find information by body area, from knee and shoulder concerns to an injury that changed how you move.

Meet your physician
Roshni N. Patel, MD
Quadruple board-certified in Neurology, Pain Medicine, Brain Injury Medicine, and Headache Medicine. Dr. Patel connects regenerative care with a broader understanding of the mind and body, from injury and activity goals to overlapping neurological symptoms.
More about Dr. Patel ↗Clarity before the next step
Review the diagnosis, the recommendation, and the options with a physician who sees the bigger picture.
Bring your questions about PRP, a proposed regenerative treatment, persistent symptoms, or a plan you want to understand better.
Explore second opinions ↗Your next chapter of care
Choose the starting point that fits your goals. Every procedure remains an individual clinical decision.
A specific concern
Discuss an MSK concern, PRP, or another proposed approach. Understand the evidence, candidacy, and alternatives before choosing care.
Request a treatment consultation ↗Maintenance & ongoing care
Interested in continuing physician care? Discuss your goals, follow-up needs, and ongoing-care or membership options.
Discuss ongoing care ↗A broader view
Discuss how pain, neurological symptoms, sleep, stress, and activity goals fit into your individual care.
Explore the whole-person approach ↗Make an informed choice
Yes. Bring your diagnosis, relevant imaging, and treatment history. Candidacy depends on the knee problem and your individual situation. Explore PRP for knee arthritis.
Yes. Ask about reviewing a proposed treatment, persistent symptoms, or overlapping pain and neurological concerns. Plan a second-opinion consultation.
That depends on the diagnosis, severity, prior care, and your health history. A consultation helps establish whether a proposed approach is reasonable and what alternatives to consider.
No. PRP is prepared from platelets in your blood. Cell-based procedures use different materials and require their own discussion of evidence, risks, and regulatory status. Compare the approaches.
Stem-cell products are not FDA-approved for orthopedic conditions. Ask about the exact product, its regulatory status, evidence for your diagnosis, and alternatives. Read the patient guide.
Consultation fees vary. Pricing will be provided after a discussion with the practice. Ask the office about procedure and follow-up fees and whether insurance applies to your visit. Interested in a continuing care relationship? Explore ongoing care and membership inquiries. Treatment frequency is based on clinical need.
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55 South Road, Suite 120
Farmington, CT 06032
Let’s plan your visit
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