Find Pain Relief With Prestige Regenerative Medicine
After taking care of thousands of patients in the Emergency Department, Dr. Hamilton realized one of his goals was to help his patients avoid the ravages of aging and the disease that followed. He pursued advanced training in Age Management Medical Education and worked with Cenegenics San Francisco. Dr. Hamilton completed additional Fellowship Training in Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine as well as Stem Cell Therapy. He was awarded a Ph.D. honoris causa in Regenerative Medicine from the PanAmerican University of Natural Medicine. To this day he continues to attend conferences and seek additional advanced training to improve and hone his practice and skills.
He partnered with the innovative direct primary care practice, Prestige Urgent Care, in Redding California to start Prestige Regenerative Medicine in 2015 and provides affordable care for patients across Northern California seeking his expertise in improving their lives and prolonging their health span.
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Tennis Elbow That Won't Go Away: Treatment Opti...
Most tennis elbow improves without surgery, even when it has lasted months. Here are the next steps when rest and braces haven't worked.
Tennis Elbow That Won't Go Away: Treatment Opti...
Most tennis elbow improves without surgery, even when it has lasted months. Here are the next steps when rest and braces haven't worked.
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Can a Torn Rotator Cuff Heal Without Surgery?
Many rotator cuff tears improve without an operation. Here's which tears respond to non-surgical care and which usually need repair.
Can a Torn Rotator Cuff Heal Without Surgery?
Many rotator cuff tears improve without an operation. Here's which tears respond to non-surgical care and which usually need repair.
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PRP vs. Cortisone Injections: Which Is Better f...
Cortisone and PRP injections both treat joint and tendon pain, but they work very differently. Here's how they compare.
PRP vs. Cortisone Injections: Which Is Better f...
Cortisone and PRP injections both treat joint and tendon pain, but they work very differently. Here's how they compare.
