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Welcome to the Front Range Journal

In Short

We're starting a blog to answer the questions patients actually ask us — about joints, hormones, longevity, and aesthetics — in plain language, grounded in current research, written by the team who will actually be treating you.

If you've sat across from Dr. Reedy in an exam room, you know the approach: start with the evaluation, explain what the evidence does and doesn't show, and build a plan around your actual goals rather than a generic protocol. This blog is an extension of that same conversation, just available whenever you want to read it.

What you'll find here

We'll cover the topics patients ask about most: regenerative treatments like PRP and peptide therapy, hormone health and what current research says about it, functional medicine and how it differs from a standard visit, and the aesthetic treatments we offer. Some articles will be practical — what to expect from a treatment, how to prepare for a visit. Others will dig into the research behind a therapy, including what it does and doesn't show.

What we won't do

We won't promise outcomes, call anything a cure, or describe a treatment as FDA-approved when it isn't. Where something is compounded, off-label, or still being studied, we'll say so plainly. Articles here are educational, not a substitute for an actual evaluation — that part still happens in person.

How often we'll post

New articles go up regularly as topics come up in the practice. If there's something you'd like us to cover, mention it at your next visit or reach out through our contact page.

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Articles on this blog are educational and are not medical advice. Talk with a physician about your own situation before starting or changing any treatment. Some treatments discussed use compounded or off-label medications that are not FDA-approved for these uses, and results vary.