Serving Berkley · 02779 · Bristol County
Regenerative Medicine Near Berkley, MA
Our Raynham office is conveniently accessible for patients from Berkley and surrounding Bristol County communities, with access via Route 138 and connecting local roads.
Regenerative Medicine of Raynham serves patients from Berkley and surrounding Bristol County communities. Our approach begins with an individualized evaluation to better understand factors that may be contributing to pain, function and recovery before discussing appropriate care options.
Our office is located at 575 South Street West, Suite 2B in Raynham.
Why patients come to us
Personalized, Non-Surgical Care Convenient to Berkley
Patients from Berkley visit our office for an individualized approach to joint pain, musculoskeletal concerns, neuropathy and metabolic health. Rather than beginning with a predetermined treatment, we start by evaluating what may be contributing to the problem and then discuss appropriate options based on the individual.
Neighborhoods we regularly see: North Berkley · South Berkley · Myricks
Landmarks nearby: Berkley Common · Taunton River · Route 138 corridor
Your first visit
What to expect at your first appointment.
Your first visit is designed to develop a clearer understanding of your concerns. We review your history, perform a focused examination, review available imaging and use diagnostic ultrasound or laboratory testing when appropriate. We then discuss findings, appropriate options and recommended next steps.
1. Listen
We review your history, prior care, imaging, medications, and what the symptom is keeping you from doing.
2. Evaluate
A focused physical exam and movement assessment to identify which structures and mechanics are involved.
3. Clarify
Office ultrasound and imaging review when they add real information, so the discussion is based on findings rather than assumptions.
4. Plan & reassess
If regenerative care is appropriate, we outline a plan with a realistic timeframe and re-examine along the way.
Common concerns
Common Concerns We See in Patients From Berkley
These are concerns patients from Berkley (02779) commonly bring to us. Each begins with an individualized evaluation to determine which options, if any, may be appropriate.
- Knee and hip pain and mobility concerns
- Low back pain and sciatica
- Shoulder and rotator cuff-related concerns
- Peripheral neuropathy and nerve-related symptoms
Areas we evaluate
Areas we commonly evaluate for patients from Berkley.
Start with the area that best describes what you are experiencing. Each page explains what we look at during an evaluation and what is realistic to expect.
Knee Pain
Evaluation of knee pain, stiffness, and mobility limitations.
Learn moreLow Back Pain
Evaluation of low back pain, with or without leg symptoms.
Learn moreShoulder Pain
Evaluation of shoulder pain, reaching limitations, and rotator cuff concerns.
Learn morePeripheral Neuropathy
Evaluation of numbness, burning, and tingling in the feet, legs, or hands.
Learn moreCare options
Care options we may discuss with Berkley patients.
Nothing here is a default. Depending on evaluation findings, care may involve one or more of these options, and not everyone is an appropriate candidate.
Wharton's Jelly
An advanced biologic option used in selected cases, based on individual evaluation findings.
Learn morePRP Therapy
An autologous option prepared from your own blood and selectively considered based on clinical findings.
Learn moreShockwave Therapy
A non-invasive acoustic-wave therapy used for selected musculoskeletal concerns.
Learn moreNeuropathy Support
A structured, non-surgical program for patients with nerve-related symptoms.
Learn moreCranial Facial Release
An endonasal technique considered for selected patients with cranial, sinus, or breathing-related concerns.
Learn moreLab Testing
Advanced laboratory testing used when it helps clarify metabolic factors that may affect recovery.
Learn moreGetting here from Berkley
Directions & logistics
Our office is located at 575 South Street West, Suite 2B in Raynham, with free on-site parking and a ground-floor entrance. Patients traveling from Berkley have convenient access via Route 138 and connecting local roads.
The best route and travel time depend on your starting point and traffic.
Regenerative Medicine of Raynham is a self-pay practice and does not bill health insurance directly. Documentation may be provided upon request for patients who wish to submit eligible services to their insurer; reimbursement is determined by the individual insurance plan.
Our Raynham office
575 South Street West, STE 2B
Raynham, MA 02767
- Monday9:00am – 5:00pm
- Tuesday2:00pm – 5:00pm
- Wednesday9:00am – 5:00pm
- Thursday9:00am – 5:00pm
- Friday2:00pm – 5:00pm
- SaturdayClosed
- SundayClosed
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Answers
Questions from Berkley patients
Quick, honest answers to what patients ask most. Don't see yours? Call us — we're happy to talk it through.
Patient experiences shared on this website reflect individual experiences. Individual responses to care vary, and no experience should be interpreted as a guarantee or representation that another patient will experience the same or similar results. This page is for educational purposes and is not medical advice. An evaluation is required to determine whether any approach is appropriate for you.
For patients in Berkley, MA
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Serving Berkley (02779) and the surrounding area with focused, non-surgical regenerative medicine. Call or message us to start with an evaluation.