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Todd and Sharon Rosa have opened a new QC Kinetix clinic in Pittsburgh, offering regenerative medicine treatments for joint pain and other conditions. The couple already operates a QC Kinetix clinic in Youngstown and plans to expand to more locations in the Pittsburgh area.
A Grand Opening celebration is planned, and all are invited to the open house featuring special guests and giveaways!
- Who: Local entrepreneurs Todd and Sharon Rosa will be there to share the benefits of regenerative medicine. Special guest and former Pittsburgh Pirate pitcher Jason Grilli will be on hand doing giveaways and signing balls and shirts. Kelly O’s Diner will be passing out free breakfast coupons from 1-3 p.m.
Clinic owners and Pittsburgh area natives Todd and Sharon Rosa are excited to open a clinic in their own community. They currently operate a QC Kinetix clinic in Youngstown where they have had great success helping patients find relief from joint pain with QC’s non-invasive, regenerative medicine treatments. They hope the Robinson Township location is the first of several clinics in the Pittsburgh area.
“We are ecstatic about helping a whole new set of patients in our own community, including friends and family. We offer them an option to avoid surgery and long, painful recoveries,” said Rosa. “It has been so rewarding to watch our clients in Youngstown experience the benefits, and now we are bringing it to the Pittsburgh area.”
QC Kinetix uses all-natural biologic protocols that take the best of what the body naturally produces and use it to aid in a patient’s recovery and give them back the quality of life they deserve. It’s an alternative to surgery, NSAIDs, and pain pills that mask the pain but don’t repair the problem. For patients seeking relief from pain due to musculoskeletal injury, chronic joint pain, or hip, knee, back, or shoulder pain, regenerative procedures are the next frontier for treatment.
Former Dallas Cowboys great and NFL MVP Emmitt Smith is the official spokesperson for QC Kinetix. He knows firsthand the need for innovative chronic pain treatments that help people get back to their active lifestyles. It used to be only elite athletes like Smith had access to regenerative medicine treatments, but growth and innovation in the field have made the treatments accessible to everyone.
Rosa spent 25 years in the healthcare space in corporate America and knows the body is a great healer, and that natural healing is preferable to putting a foreign substance into the body.
“So many Pittsburgh area residents will benefit from these treatments, from those who have retired to anyone enjoying an active lifestyle, as well as athletes and industry workers who can’t afford a long surgery recovery,” says Rosa.
Regenerative medicine can be used to address a wide variety of health conditions. The Rosa’s and their team are also offering “Weight Loss by QC Kinetix.” Weight management plays a critical role in joint health and the QC Kinetix program offers a highly personalized and medically supervised approach to weight loss.
“Todd and Sharon have already proven themselves as ideal QC Kinetix franchisees,” says Montini. “We are thrilled they have the opportunity to expand in their own community where we know they will be successful offering the benefits of our regenerative medicine treatments.” 
The QC Kinetix is a type of concierge medicine, which continues to grow in popularity. There are none of the difficulties of dealing with insurance companies. Patients pay cash and get a very high level of care and service with state-of-the-art treatments. Every patient receives quality time with their medical provider and a customized plan of treatment based on their individual diagnosis and condition.
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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on August 6, 2024. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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