by Dr. Noah Volz | Aug 2, 2025 | Regenerative Therapy
Mark had been teaching guitar for over twenty years, but for the past eighteen months, his passion had become his torture. Every morning, he’d sit down with his vintage Martin acoustic, ready to practice before his first student arrived. But the moment he...
by Dr. Noah Volz | Jul 24, 2025 | Regenerative Therapy
Sarah had been conquering the granite walls around Ashland for over a decade. As an experienced rock climber and outdoor adventure guide, she lived for those moments of pure focus and flow that came with navigating challenging routes high above the valley floor. But...
by Dr. Noah Volz | Jul 17, 2025 | Regenerative Therapy
Janet’s 6 AM alarm used to signal the start of another adventure-filled day leading nature hikes through the breathtaking trails around Ashland. As a certified naturalist and hiking guide, she’d spent the last eight years sharing her passion for Southern...
by Dr. Noah Volz | Jun 26, 2025 | Regenerative Therapy
Tom was skeptical. A 64-year-old former runner, he’d been told his hip cartilage was “worn out.” Bone-on-bone, they said. His orthopedist gave him two options: cortisone shots to buy time—or hip replacement surgery. But Tom wasn’t the type to accept that without...
by Dr. Noah Volz | Jun 16, 2025 | Regenerative Therapy
Lisa used to bound up the stairs to her second-floor office two steps at a time. As a busy marketing executive, she was always in motion—rushing between meetings, traveling for client presentations, staying active with weekend hiking adventures. But for the past two...
by Dr. Noah Volz | Jun 7, 2025 | Regenerative Therapy
Sarah used to love her 6 AM runs through the neighborhood. For five years, those peaceful morning miles were her sanctuary—her time to think, decompress, and start each day feeling accomplished. But six months ago, everything changed. She woke up to...
