Pain Management Physicians and Adipose Banking in 2026

Pain management physicians and adipose banking in 2026

Pain management physicians occupy a specific place in the regenerative-medicine conversation, because pain management is one of the three therapy areas named in Florida’s stem cell law. That has prompted interest in whether banking a patient’s own tissue fits a pain practice. This guide separates the two activities, reads the law accurately, and lays out […]

Orthopedic Surgeon Guide to Adipose Banking Integration

Orthopedic surgeon guide to adipose banking integration

Orthopedic surgeons are increasingly asked about adipose-derived stem cells, and recent state legislation in Florida and Wyoming has sharpened interest in how a banking service might fit a practice. This guide gives the operational picture: what those laws actually do, what the musculoskeletal evidence honestly shows, how a harvest integrates into existing procedures, and the […]

Plastic Surgeons and Adipose Banking: The Harvest Documentation and Informed Consent Checklist

Plastic surgeons and adipose banking: the harvest documentation and informed consent checklist

Plastic surgeons already harvest adipose tissue at higher volume than any other specialty, through liposuction, lipoaspirate collection for fat grafting, and body contouring. For them, adding banking is a workflow modification rather than a new procedure: tissue that is already being removed is diverted to a banking container instead of discarded. The incremental procedural burden […]

What the Post-Thaw Viability Report Means and Why Florida SB 1768 Requires It

What the post-thaw viability report means and why florida sb 1768 requires it

Florida SB 1768 requires that before stem cells are used in a patient, the physician receive and review a post-thaw viability analysis report from the accredited facility. It is one of the most operationally specific obligations in the statute, and it is frequently misunderstood as a one-time formality rather than a per-use prerequisite. What follows […]

Right to Try vs. Expanded Access: The Critical Differences Every Physician Must Know

Right to try vs. Expanded access: the critical differences every physician must know

Since the federal Right to Try Act was signed in 2018, the two pathways for reaching investigational therapies outside a clinical trial, Right to Try and expanded access, have often been treated as interchangeable. They are not. They differ in legal basis, FDA involvement, IRB requirements, eligibility standards, and the protections each affords, and those […]

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