Is PRP right for you?

Issues PRP can Help

Plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, Knee arthritis, Rotator Cuff injuries, Tennis Elbow, Ligament injuries, Chronic tendon pain, Joint degeneration.

How it Works

Stimulates tissue repair, improves blood flow, reduces inflammation, supports collagen production, and promotes long-term healing.

Direct Targetting Plan

While some patients improve after a single treatment, chronic injuries and degenerative conditions often respond best to a series of treatments.

Typical Treatment

At E&O Wellness, many patients experience optimal results with 4–6 treatments because each session provides additional growth factors that continue stimulating healing and tissue remodeling.

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Reduced need or avoiding repeated steroid injections or surgery

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Longer-lasting Results

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Improved function and mobility

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Better tissue healing

References
‍1. Nadeau-Vallée M, et al. Pain Medicine (2025) – Systematic review demonstrating significant pain reduction in chronic tendinopathy patients treated with PRP.
2. Ferrero G, et al. (2023) – Systematic review of 33 randomized trials supporting PRP for tendon disorders.
3. Miller LE, et al. BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine (2017) – Meta-analysis showing PRP improved tendinopathy pain compared to control injections.
4. Andriolo L, et al. American Journal of Sports Medicine (2019) – Evidence supporting multiple PRP injections for chronic tendon conditions.
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‍Results may vary. Individual outcomes depend on the severity of the condition, overall health, adherence to treatment recommendations, and other factors.

How it works

Consultation

We review your health history, concerns, goals, and any relevant labs or prior treatments.

Personalized Plan

Your provider recommends an individualized treatment plan based on your needs, safety, and goals.

Ongoing Support

We provide guidance, follow-up, and adjustments when appropriate so your care stays aligned with your progress.

Personalized care in a comfortable setting

E&O Wellness focuses on accessible, patient-centered care with treatment plans built around each person’s health history, goals, and quality of life.

More time to understand you

Appointments are designed to give space for your questions, symptoms, concerns, and long-term goals.

Evidence-informed options

Care recommendations are based on your situation, available evidence, and thoughtful risk-benefit discussion.

Natural, practical results

Whether the goal is wellness, recovery, confidence, or prevention, the plan should fit your lifestyle.

Patient Stories

Don't just take out word for it. Hear what our clients say.

After suffering from plantar fasciitis for more than two years and spending thousands of dollars on treatments, Andy completed six PRP sessions and reports his feet are now ~95% improved.

Andy K

Bilateral Plantar Fasciitis

After being advised to consider knee surgery, Sally chose PRP therapy instead.Following four PRP treatments,she reports ~95% improvement and is now able to spend significantly more time on her feet.

"My quality of life has improved immensely, and I'm finally able to do the things I love again."

Sally

Bilateral Knee Arthritis

As a competitive rugby player, chronic Achilles pain impacted Jeana's daily life and athleticperformance. After six PRP treatments, she reports her left Achilles is 100% improved and her right Achilles is ~80% improved.

‍"I no longer waddle getting out of bed in the morning."

Jeana B

Chronic Achilles Tendonitis

Meet Natalie

Natalie Santucci is a board-certified nurse practitioner and the passionate founder of E&O Wellness in Arvada, CO, a primary care practice deeply rooted in family and a commitment to exceptional patient care. She is also certified in trigger point injections, PRP therapy and ultrasound along with Certificate of Training in Botulinum Toxin Injections and fillers and pellet hormone replacement therapy.
Named after her two children, Ella and Otto, E&O Wellness represents Natalie’s devotion to both her family and her purpose in healthcare.

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