Eight Therapy Modalities.
One Coordinated Approach.

You don’t need to decide before your evaluation. At Harper MD, therapy selection is entirely based on evaluation findings — your health history, recovery patterns, goals, and the specific clinical picture. The right combination is built from that conversation, not from a menu. Book a free evaluation and we’ll determine what belongs in your protocol together.

Yes — and this is typically how Harper MD’s therapy stack works most effectively. Primary repair modalities like shockwave or cellular regenerative therapy address structural repair, while supportive modalities like red light therapy, IV therapy, and hydrogen therapy improve the cellular environment that makes primary therapies more effective. Peptides can be layered into almost any protocol. The combinations used are always clinically determined. Research published via the NIH on multimodal regenerative protocols supports the rationale for combining modalities that target different aspects of the repair cascade simultaneously.

Most regenerative therapy modalities are not covered by standard health insurance and are considered elective or investigational by most carriers. Harper MD is a self-pay clinic. We accept HSA and FSA funds and offer patient-friendly financing through Cherry. Visit our Payment Plans page for details.

Based on competitive analysis at the time of Harper MD’s opening, no competitor within the 15-mile West Broward radius offers shockwave therapy for both joint restoration and sexual health under physician supervision as part of a coordinated regenerative care model. Physical therapy offices may offer basic shockwave for limited musculoskeletal applications, but the full dual-application physician-led model is unique to Harper MD in this market. A systematic review available through the NIH documenting shockwave therapy clinical mechanisms covers its applications across both musculoskeletal and vascular tissue contexts.

Cellular regenerative therapy at Harper MD uses Wharton’s jelly and amniotic tissue-derived material — providing growth factors, extracellular matrix components, and cellular signaling support to the treatment site. Exosome therapy uses nanoscale extracellular vesicles that carry biological signals between cells — functioning more as a communication and coordination tool at the molecular level. Both support regeneration but through different mechanisms. They can be used together or independently depending on the clinical situation. NIH research on extracellular vesicles in tissue repair documents the mechanisms by which exosomes coordinate intercellular repair signaling.

Yes. Harper MD is located at 17150 Royal Palm Blvd #3, Weston, FL 33326 and serves patients from across West Broward and greater South Florida — including Pembroke Pines, Plantation, Davie, Cooper City, Parkland, Coral Springs, and Miramar. Given the scarcity of certain therapies in the region — particularly shockwave, exosome, and cellular regenerative therapy — patients frequently travel specifically for Harper MD’s therapy stack. Contact us or get directions.