A Restorative Approach to Joint Pain
When joint pain begins to limit your life, it affects everything — how you move, how you sleep, how you show up each day.
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is a regenerative treatment that uses your body’s own healing ability to support recovery from joint inflammation, injury, and wear-and-tear.
This is a natural option for patients seeking relief and long-term support — without rushing into surgery or relying on medications alone.

Download our Free PRP Guide:
A detailed explanation of the PRP procedure
What's included in your first visit
The evidence-basis for choosing joint PRP
A welcome-credit of $25 off your first treatment
Natural Joint Relief.
Your First Step Starts Here.
Why Patients Choose PRP at Northpoint
Many patients come to PRP because they want a more natural, restorative option — one that supports healing instead of simply masking symptoms.
PRP may be ideal if you are looking for:
A non-surgical approach to joint pain
Treatment that uses your body’s own biology
Physician-guided regenerative care
Improved movement, comfort, and longevity
A plan built around function and quality of life
We Treat the Joints That Matter Most
Knee Pain & Arthritis
Support for chronic knee discomfort, mild-to-moderate arthritis, and active wear-and-tear.
Shoulder Injuries
Often helpful for tendon irritation, overuse injuries, and mobility-limiting pain.
Elbow Pain
Commonly used for tennis elbow, strain-related inflammation, and repetitive stress injuries.
Hip Pain
Reduce inflammation and discomfort caused by bursitis.
Other treatment areas may include:
Ankle • Wrist • Thumb Joint • Plantar Fasciitis • Trigger Points
Schedule Your PRP Consultation
Move better. Feel stronger. Heal naturally.
If joint pain has been holding you back, PRP may offer a restorative path forward — guided by expert care and delivered with intention.
"I received joint PRP in my knees to help treat some minor pain as well as to prevent future pain/discomfort from running, cycling, and weight training. The treatment was quick and virtually painless, with the only minor pain being the initial needle insertion into my knee. So far, I haven't had any discomfort from the procedure, and my knees already feel better!"
--Ashley
“After dealing with knee pain for years, I was starting to think surgery was my only option. Dr. Foraker took the time to explain PRP in a way that made me feel comfortable and confident moving forward. The procedure was quick, and the recovery was much easier than I expected. Within weeks, I noticed a real improvement in my mobility and daily comfort. I’m so grateful to finally move without constant pain.”
--Michael
Need help?
Don't worry, we got you. Here are some answers for your questions.
PRP is commonly used for mild to moderate arthritis to help reduce inflammation and improve function. Studies show PRP can be more effective and longer-lasting than traditional corticosteroid injections.
Some patients benefit from one treatment, while others do best with a short series spaced about 6 weeks apart. Dr. Foraker will guide you based on your condition and response.
Because PRP uses your own blood, it is considered very low risk and generally well tolerated.

