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[bvar]

Shopping today. #nofilter #wyckoff #mahwah #oakland #franklinlakes #ramsey #foundinnj (at Abma's Farm)

[thecomfortcollective]

PRP Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy in Franklin Lakes, NJ: A Natural Path to Healing

Living with pain can feel overwhelming, especially when traditional medical treatments aren’t giving you the relief you need. Many patients in Bergen County are now turning to PRP Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy as a safe, non-surgical alternative that works with the body’s natural healing process.

With over 10,000 patients successfully treated, PRP has become a trusted option for those who want to avoid long-term rehab, invasive procedures, or dependency on medications.

What is PRP Therapy?

PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) is a procedure that uses your own blood to stimulate healing. A small sample is drawn, processed, and concentrated to extract platelets rich in growth factors. These are then injected into the injured or painful area to activate cell repair.

Unlike corticosteroid injections, PRP does not weaken tendons, ligaments, or bones. Instead, it boosts your body’s natural ability to repair damaged tissues.

Benefits of PRP in Franklin Lakes, NJ

Patients are drawn to PRP therapy because it offers:

A non-surgical procedure performed in-office

Same-day consultation, diagnostics, and answers

Reduced need for prolonged rehab or hospital stays

Relief for individuals not responding to standard care

A chance to avoid prosthetics or surgical interventions

This makes it an appealing choice for individuals dealing with chronic discomfort or injuries.

How PRP Differs From Stem Cell Therapy

While both PRP and stem cell treatments are considered forms of regenerative medicine, they are not the same. PRP uses platelets from your blood, while stem cell therapy uses cells that can transform into multiple tissue types. Each treatment has unique applications, and your physician can help decide which is right for you.

Conditions That May Benefit From PRP

PRP therapy is commonly used to address:

Joint pain

Tendon injuries

Muscle strains

Arthritis-related discomfort

Sports injuries

For many patients, PRP leads to reduced pain, improved mobility, and faster recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Is PRP therapy FDA-approved? No. While widely practiced, the FDA has not approved PRP to regenerate or heal specific conditions.

2. How long does the procedure take? Most sessions are completed within an hour.

3. Does it hurt? The injection causes only mild discomfort, similar to a blood draw.

4. How many sessions will I need? Some patients feel relief after one session, while others may require a series of treatments.

5. Who qualifies for PRP therapy? If standard medical treatments have not worked, PRP may be discussed during a consultation.

Taking the Next Step

If pain is keeping you from enjoying daily life, PRP Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy in Franklin Lakes, NJ could provide a solution. By enhancing the body’s healing capabilities, PRP offers hope to patients who want to avoid invasive procedures and long recoveries.

[custompoolnj]

Mesmerizing blue color inviting you to dive in! Little blue ocean in Franklin Lakes

📍 Franklin Lakes, NJ 🌐 www.custompoolpros.com

[humanismtoday]

Social workers and police in New Jersey showed up at the home of Diane Fornbacher (yes that “dangerous looking criminal”) after he son mentioned hemp while talking about what can be done to help protect the Earth.

NOT because she had marijuana or even hemp.

Nope, but because the views of her son and how his views might have been influenced by his mother.

Thankfully her child wasn’t removed from her.

THIS should scare the hell out of people.

This is the government coming at you because of your political views.

N.J. needs to drastically legalize marijuana come November and END this anti-Marijuana hysteria.

N.J. Voters:      Vote in November to LEGALIZE (Finally) Marijuana in the state of New Jersey

[monarchhousing]

Great Expectations Conference Honors Supportive Housing

Monarch’s Taiisa Kelly Presents on Homelessness & Medicaid Use; Monarch’s Richard Brown Introduces Keynote Speaker Kevin Martone On December 7, 2018, the Supportive Housing Association of New Jersey (SHA) held its annual conference in Woodbridge. The theme of this year’s conference was Great Expectations. Monarch Housing Associates congratulates all of the 2018 Supportive Housing Award winners that were presented at the conference. Monarch Housing Associates is involved with two of this year’s award winners. Charles A. Richman, Executive Director of the New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Authority (NJHMFA) presented the awards.

City of Hoboken and American Legion For the SHANJ Supportive Housing Municipal Award – The City of Hoboken and Mayor Ravinder Bhalla. Representatives from the American Legion Post in Hoboken and the Office of the Mayor received the award on behalf of the project. The Supportive Housing Municipal Award recognizes the accomplishments of a town or city that has proactively created supportive housing opportunities for people with disabilities and other special needs.Monarch Housing Associates nominated the City of Hoboken and Mayor Ravinder Bhalla. The City of Hoboken, from the Mayor’s office to key staff and departments thought the City, was a key partner in the redevelopment of the American Legion building, aiding every step of the way.The City of Hoboken not only provided the additional land needed to make the building work, but also provided the balance of the adjacent parking lot, that is being used for construction staging activities.The City provided over $200,000 in capital funding, and also waived all permit fees for construction. Multiple departments within the City helped streamline the submission requirements and with the overall coordination and review process.Without the leadership of the Mayor’s office, and the City, this could have caused delays and project would have incurred additional cost. The City has worked diligently to create affordable housing through the City.In 2012, an Affordable Housing code was adopted by the City to ensure all developments provide their fair share of affordable units.

Joe Alpert of the Alpert Group and Chuck Richman of HMFA Franklin Lakes Supportive Housing which received the Supportive Housing Project of the Year Award was nominated by Kitchen Associates. Joe Alpert of the Alpert Group received the award on behalf of the project. Kitchen Associates nominated this unique 40-unit development in Bergen County that creates a community of permanent supportive housing with preference for persons with disabilities. Monarch Housing serves as the housing consultant for this project, Franklin Lakes is a joint partnership of the Alpert Group, with the Housing Development Corporation of Bergen County, West Bergen Mental Health, Housing Consultant - Monarch Housing Associates, Architect - Kitchen & Associates, Civil Engineer - MidAtlantic Engineering Partners, LLCFinancing Partners - NJHMFA, Enterprise Community Investment, TD Bank, Borough of Franklin Lakes, and Bergen County Division of Community Development.

Taiisa Kelly During the workshop session’s, Taiisa Kelly, a Senior Associate with Monarch Housing was one of the presenters at a workshop focused on “Homelessness’ and Medicaid Use: The Impact of Housing and Services.” Taiisa was joined by Janel Winter, Director of Division of Housing and Community Resources at the NJ Department of Community Affairs and Dr. Joel Cantor, Sc.D., Distinguished Professor & Director of the Center for State Health Policy, Rutgers University. Over 70 conference supportive housing advocates attended the workshop and joined in the interactive Q &A with the panel. Kate Kelly, an Associate with Monarch Housing, moderated the panel.

Kevin Martoneh Closing out the afternoon of the conference, Monarch Housing Associate’s CEO Richard W. Brown introduced the afternoon’s keynote speaker, Kevin Martone, L.S.W., Executive Director of the Technical Assistance Collaborative (TAC) in Boston. In his remarks and with his national perspective, Keven recognized SHA’s 20-year leadership in the supportive housing movement.Kevin has a long history in and connection to the work to create supportive housing in New Jersey. Prior to joining TAC, he was the Deputy Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of the New Jersey Department of Human Services where he oversaw the state’s mental health and substance use disorder system. Read the full article

[kurnatwoodworking]

Hello everybody. Enjoy your day. Here I have few pictures from our old project we did 2017. I was there this week to see new #mudroom project. It was a while since I post anything, I was busy moving shop and finishing few small projects, including my friend's house in #franklinlakes. We will start few projects soon , cannot wait to share progress from them soon. Love you guys!! #kurnatwoodworking #kitchen #hood #pulloutspice #spicecabinet #trimwork #wainscot #flatpanel #simplepanels #simpleboxes #quality #seamless #value #highend #topnotch #nyc #saddleriver #customwork #bestquality #xtremeattention #attentiontodetail #diy #highendcarpentry #highendcontractors #nyccarpenter (at Upper Saddle River, New Jersey) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoLQ43Vgu_y/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=tv1dzvbvyjon

[kenny0622]

More BD HQ images... #bd #bectondickinson #newjersey #franklinlakes #hq #history #art #architecture (at BD (Becton, Dickinson and Company))

[kenny0622]

Images in and around BD HQ #bd #bectondickinson #franklinlakes #newjersey #architecture #art #hq (at BD (Becton, Dickinson and Company))