Regenerative Medicine of AL

About Regenerative Medicine of AL

What is Regenerative Medicine of AL?

Regenerative Medicine of AL is a chronic pain practice at 2500 Flowers Chapel Road in Dothan, Alabama. Its main work is pain and joint care, with weight loss and several other services alongside it. The doctor it names is Dr. Kirk Eriksen, who has been in clinical practice as a chiropractor in Alabama for more than 35 years. It names no other prescriber. In its own words: "We are chiropractic & medical physicians working together to help patients with chronic pain."

It lists ten services: peripheral neuropathy, chronic knee pain, laser therapy, joint injection, advanced therapies, weight loss, men's health, RF microneedling, hair restoration and chiropractic care. The weight loss service is listed by name only. It does not name a medication for weight loss, and it does not say whether a physician supervises it. It is open Monday to Wednesday from 8 AM to 12 PM and 2 PM to 5:00 PM, Thursday from 9 AM to 12 PM and 2 PM to 4:00 PM, and Friday from 8 AM to 12 PM. Google shows a rating of 5 from 202 reviews.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. It invites visitors to book a consultation, but it does not say what that visit costs. It does not publish membership terms or a cancellation policy. It does not say whether it bills insurance, and it does not describe telehealth visits. It advertises same-day and flexible appointments.

Ask for the cost of the first visit, of any weight loss program and what it includes, and of laser therapy, joint injections and follow-up visits. Ask whether lab work is extra. Ask how to cancel and whether any fee applies.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with who prescribes. The doctor named is a chiropractor, and the staff list includes a weight loss case manager and a health coach, neither named as a prescriber. Ask who would write a prescription for weight loss and whether a physician supervises that care.

Then ask what the weight loss care involves. Ask whether it includes a prescription medication, and if so, which one. Ask whether that medication is brand-name or compounded, and whether its monthly cost is in the program fee or billed separately. Ask whether the visits can be done by telehealth. Finally, ask whether the practice bills insurance, since it does not say.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want in-person care for chronic pain, joint problems or nerve pain, and you are comfortable with the non-surgical options it describes alongside chiropractic care. If your main goal is a prescription weight loss program, call first and get the answers above in writing before you book.

Sources: regenmedal.com, regenmedal.com/about/meet-the-physicians

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