Chad Borys

Most patients come to me after months — sometimes years — of persistent musculoskeletal pain: a shoulder that won't settle, a knee that limits hiking or running, a low back that interferes with work, tendon problems that haven't responded to rest, PT, or cortisone. Many have been told surgery is the next step and want to understand their options first. My focus is musculoskeletal and orthopedic conditions, with regenerative injection therapies — prolotherapy and PRP — when appropriate. You see the same physician throughout: careful evaluation first, then a plan built around what's actually driving the pain.

I specialize in musculoskeletal pain and regenerative medicine — chronic tendon, joint, and ligament problems that haven't fully resolved with conventional care. Treatments may include prolotherapy, platelet-rich plasma (PRP), and shockwave (ESWT), chosen after a careful evaluation rather than offered as a one-size-fits-all plan.

Living with persistent pain is exhausting — it narrows what you can do and how you plan ahead. If conservative care hasn't given you the relief you need and you'd like a careful, specialist-level look at what's actually driving the pain, I'd be glad to help. The first step is straightforward: book an initial visit, and we'll go from there.