30-min consultation with the Revive medical team. Functional joint assessment + pain mapping. Imaging review (or referral). Personalized regenerative roadmap — PRP, stem cell, exosome, or joint injections. Plus a free IV hydration drip voucher. If regenerative therapy isn’t right for you, we’ll tell you honestly.
Takes 30 seconds · 15 slots this month · Adults 55+
Every item below happens at the visit. No bait-and-switch. No surprise consultation fees.
No insurance needed. Revive is a cash-pay regenerative practice — most patients use HSA/FSA, Medicare for primary care coordination, or finance treatment series through CareCredit. The screening itself is always free.
15 screening slots this month. April slots fill fast through The Villages corridor.
Patient stories that follow a familiar arc — cortisone running out, surgery on the calendar, and a different decision after one screening visit.
73-year-old patient, bone-on-bone diagnosis, surgery scheduled for spring. Came in for the screening to “rule it out” — left with a regenerative roadmap. Six weeks post-procedure she was walking the trail behind her house.
68-year-old golfer, repeat cortisone every 4 months, told by orthopedic the shots had “run their course.” PRP plus a follow-up exosome session. Eight weeks later he played 18 holes without a knee brace for the first time since 2019.
71-year-old patient with advanced cartilage loss. After imaging review, the Revive team recommended consultation with a specific orthopedic surgeon instead of pushing a stem cell series that wouldn’t have helped. She still got her free roadmap and IV drip voucher.
62-year-old patient, NSAIDs daily, considering hip replacement. PRP injection guided by ultrasound. Pain reduced from a 7/10 to a 2/10 within 4 weeks. Returned 6 months later for a maintenance booster.
66-year-old patient with rotator cuff degeneration, surgery recommended but anxious about long recovery. Combined PRP + joint injection protocol. Range of motion fully restored within 5 weeks.
69-year-old patient, knee replacement scheduled within 60 days. Did one stem cell session as a “Hail Mary” before surgery. Pain levels dropped enough to push surgery off twice. Re-evaluating annually instead.
Patient stories shown are representative outcomes from regenerative therapy patients. Individual results vary based on diagnosis, severity, treatment selection, and adherence to protocol. Regenerative medicine is not a guaranteed alternative to surgery for every case — the screening exists to determine candidacy honestly.
You already know the surgeon’s pitch. You don’t know what no one mentions: knee replacement is 6–12 months sidelined, 2–3 weeks in a recliner, $30–60K, and you can never run on it again. For a 65-year-old with 25 active years left, that’s a lot of decision to make in a 12-minute consult.
And while you’re “trying things” — another cortisone, another PT round, another NSAID prescription — the cartilage doesn’t pause. Inflammation doesn’t pause. The window for regenerative therapy gets narrower every month.
The Villages corridor has plenty of clinics that will sell you a stem cell series. We built Revive to be the one that tells you when not to do one.
Not every knee benefits from regenerative therapy. We say so, in plain language, after we look at your imaging. If surgery is the right answer for your case, we’ll refer you to a specific orthopedic surgeon — not a generic Google list.
Our roadmap matches the therapy to the diagnosis: PRP for early-stage degeneration, stem cell for moderate, exosome for adjunct support, joint injection for symptom relief while regeneration takes hold. Layered, not random.
Real prices on the screening visit. No “let me check with the office manager” pricing games. PRP series, stem cell sessions, and exosome therapy each have a published range. You see them at the screening.
Treatment is the easy part. Recovery is where most clinics ghost you. Revive includes follow-up check-ins, IV hydration support, and a published timeline so you know what week 2, week 4, and week 8 should feel like.
Apples-to-apples comparison for an active 60+ patient with moderate knee degeneration. Numbers are typical ranges — your case is reviewed individually at the screening.
Name, phone, email, where you hurt, best time to reach you. That’s it.
Within 24 hours. You pick a time. We confirm your screening slot and what to bring.
Consult, joint assessment, imaging review, regenerative roadmap. 1:1 with the medical team.
Start a treatment series or take the roadmap home. IV drip voucher is yours either way.
If regenerative therapy isn’t a fit for your case, we’ll tell you — in the screening visit, in plain language — and refer you to a specific orthopedic surgeon for your situation. We don’t push treatments that won’t help you. The roadmap, the IV drip voucher, and the screening itself are still yours, no matter which way the conversation goes.
Truly free. The screening visit, joint assessment, imaging review, and personalized roadmap are zero out-of-pocket for the first 15 patients each month. The IV hydration drip voucher is yours regardless of whether you book treatment. There is no consultation fee, no insurance billing, and no auto-enrollment in anything.
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) uses concentrated growth factors from your own blood — best for early-stage degeneration. Stem cell therapy introduces regenerative cells that can help repair damaged tissue — best for moderate cases. Exosome therapy delivers cell-signaling molecules and is often used as an adjunct. The screening identifies which sequence fits your specific diagnosis.
Regenerative therapies are generally not covered by Medicare or commercial insurance — they are paid out-of-pocket. The screening visit itself is free. For treatment, most Revive patients use HSA/FSA dollars, finance through CareCredit, or pay cash. Pricing is shared transparently at the screening so you can decide before committing.
It’s worth a screening. Many patients schedule a regenerative consultation before a planned surgery as a final check — some choose to postpone surgery, others move forward more confidently knowing they explored alternatives. The screening doesn’t commit you to anything; it just gives you a complete picture before you sign hospital paperwork.
Recent imaging if you have it (X-ray or MRI of the affected joint, even from another provider). A list of treatments you’ve already tried — cortisone dates, PT history, NSAIDs, surgery recommendations. If you don’t have imaging, we’ll coordinate a local radiology referral after the visit.
Regenerative therapies work over weeks, not days. Most patients report meaningful pain reduction by week 4–6 and return to higher-intensity activity around week 8–12. PRP results are often felt sooner; stem cell and exosome work over a longer arc. The screening sets realistic timelines for your specific protocol.
30 seconds to book. We call within 24 hours to confirm your preferred time.