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KneeLife verifies narrow, auditable facts about hard-to-find knee treatments. Every category uses its own standard because confirming a procedure exists is not the same as confirming transparent, diagnosis-first care.

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A directory built in layers.

Live categories contain auditable inventory. Pilots expose missing information instead of filling gaps with marketing claims.

Live directory34 programs

Genicular artery embolization (GAE)

34 U.S. programs with a current first-party page explicitly offering GAE for knee osteoarthritis.

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Transparency pilotAttestation pending

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP)

6 public-source audits showing what leading programs disclose—and what still requires provider attestation.

Review the PRP pilot

Directory pilotConfirmation pending

Genicular nerve procedures

20 public-source audits covering genicular nerve ablation and RFA, including whether technique and diagnostic-block details are disclosed.

Search the RFA pilot

Directory pilotConfirmation pending

Peripheral nerve stimulation

17 knee-specific public-source audits distinguishing osteoarthritis, persistent postoperative pain, and temporary versus permanent systems when disclosed.

Search the PNS pilot

Why standards differ

“Offers it” is not enough for PRP.

A GAE listing can be verified from a first-party service page. A rigorous PRP listing also needs protocol, price, claim, conflict, and follow-up transparency. Until a program completes that deeper review, KneeLife labels it as an audited offering—not verified care.

Read the PRP standard →