Transparency before verification

PRP provider pilot.

A first look at what U.S. programs publicly disclose about PRP for knee osteoarthritis—and the information KneeLife will require before awarding a verified-care badge.

Every program below is incomplete. KneeLife confirmed a first-party PRP offering and audited public disclosures; none has yet completed provider attestation.

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Public-source pilot

Known facts. Visible gaps.

This is not a ranking or endorsement. “Not found publicly” does not mean a program lacks the practice—it means patients cannot verify it from the source reviewed.

Showing 6 of 6 public-source audits

Offering confirmedUT

University of Utah Health

Salt Lake City area, Utah

Academic medical center

Found publicly

  • Explicitly offers PRP for osteoarthritis and joint pain
  • Publishes unilateral and bilateral PRP prices
  • Describes blood processing and injection steps
  • States that evidence is mixed, PRP is not a cure, and fit is individualized

Still needs attestation

  • Exact preparation characteristics and schedule
  • Conflict disclosure
  • Written nonresponder plan
Offering confirmedMulti-state

Mayo Clinic Sports Medicine

Minnesota, Arizona, and Florida

Academic medical center

Found publicly

  • Offers PRP for arthritis and other musculoskeletal conditions
  • States that procedures are ultrasound-guided and outpatient
  • Describes a PRP quality-control program and individualized preparation
  • Publishes direct contact paths for five locations

Still needs attestation

  • Total episode price
  • Exact knee-OA protocol and schedule
  • Conflict disclosure
  • Written nonresponder plan
Offering confirmedNY

Hospital for Special Surgery

New York, New York

Academic medical center

Found publicly

  • Explicitly discusses PRP for knee osteoarthritis
  • Describes a 2-to-8-times platelet concentration range
  • Explains that ultrasound guidance may be used
  • States that individual effectiveness is variable and unpredictable

Still needs attestation

  • Total episode price
  • Knee-specific schedule
  • Conflict disclosure
  • Written nonresponder plan
Offering confirmedCA

UCLA Health

Los Angeles, California

Academic medical center

Found publicly

  • Explicitly offers PRP within its knee-osteoarthritis care pathway
  • Describes the blood draw, centrifuge, concentration, and knee injection steps
  • Places PRP alongside physical therapy, medication, other injections, nerve ablation, GAE, and surgery
  • Separately states that injections cannot regrow living joint tissue

Still needs attestation

  • Total episode price
  • Preparation characteristics and schedule
  • Conflict disclosure
  • Written nonresponder plan
Offering confirmedMD

Johns Hopkins Musculoskeletal Center

Columbia, White Marsh, and Timonium, Maryland

Academic medical center

Found publicly

  • Confirms PRP availability at three Maryland locations
  • Provides an official appointment pathway
  • Places PRP inside a multidisciplinary musculoskeletal center
  • Links to a first-party explanation of PRP and knee injections

Still needs attestation

  • Total episode price
  • Preparation characteristics and knee-OA schedule
  • Limits on outcome claims
  • Conflict disclosure
  • Written nonresponder plan
Offering confirmedCA

Stanford Health Care

Redwood City and Palo Alto, California

Academic medical center

Found publicly

  • Confirms PRP within an active orthobiologics program
  • Explicitly includes degenerative conditions such as osteoarthritis
  • Offers multidisciplinary evaluation and second opinions
  • Provides a direct appointment pathway

Still needs attestation

  • Total episode price
  • Preparation characteristics and knee-OA schedule
  • Conflict disclosure
  • Written nonresponder plan

The publication threshold

Full verification requires provider attestation.

A future verified profile will pair first-party evidence with a dated provider attestation covering credentials, protocol, claims, price, conflicts, follow-up, and the plan if PRP does not help.

Read the PRP methodology