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An Immersive Clinical Experience in
Regenerative Interventional Pain

May 30 - May 31 | Clearwater, FL

Representing Leading Interventional Pain Practices Nationwide

Learn directly from leaders shaping the future of orthobiologics and interventional pain.

World-Renowned Faculty. Intentional Access.

  • 27

    John H. Knab, MD

  • Dr. Thomas Buchheit, MD

    Thomas Buchheit, MD

  • 26

    Navneet Boddu, MD

  • Ashu Goyle, DO-1

    Ashu Goyle, DO

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    Tammy Penhollow, DO

  • 28

    Mohamed Osman, MD

  • Ariana DeMers, DO-3

    Ariana DeMers, DO

  • Loren Deren-1

    Loren Deren, MS, CTBS

Faculty assignments and detailed session descriptions will be released shortly. Every session is designed to deliver both scientific depth and clinical applicability.
The Experience

Image-Guided Biologics for Interventional Pain

XCELL RISE – Interventional Pain is not a traditional conference. It is a purpose-built educational experience designed for pain physicians integrating biologics into spine and interventional practices. The weekend moves intentionally from biologic science and regulatory clarity to advanced image-guided procedural strategies for spine and axial pain.

Sessions emphasize how biologics interact with the functional spinal unit, including facet joints, sacroiliac joint, supporting musculature, and intraosseous pathology. Faculty guide participants through image-guided procedural planning using both ultrasound and fluoroscopy, demonstrating how biologic strategy and imaging precision work together.

Each session, lab, and faculty interaction is intentionally structured to emphasize procedural confidence, clinical decision making, and real-world application.

Customize Your Experience

Register for any or all sessions to design an experience aligned with your clinical goals and availability.

Attend Saturday morning, Saturday afternoon, Sunday - or the full two-day immersion.

Travel arrangements are self-directed, allowing you to book flights and accommodations that best fit your schedule.

Clinical Immersion & Live Demonstrations
  • Image-guided injection rationale

  • Ultrasound live model rotation for MSK

  • Laser demonstration

  • Shockwave demonstration

  • Technology-integrated workflow sessions

  • Lunch - Roundtable candidacy conversations with expert faculty
Foundational Track
  • Platelet biology and the mechanisms behind PRP healing

  • The role of neutrophils and inflammation in tissue repair

  • Regulatory fundamentals for autologous biologic therapies

  • When to use PRP vs corticosteroid vs hyaluronic acid

  • Biologic dosing principles in spine and pain injections

  • Patient selection strategies for predictable outcomes

Advanced Clinical Track
  • Next-generation protein concentrates in spinal orthobiologics
  • Advanced biologic strategies for SI joint and facet-mediated pain
  • Cellular mechanisms of PRP and biologic composition
  • Intraosseous pathology and bone-targeted biologic treatments
  • Treating the functional spinal unit beyond the pain generator
  • Scaling regenerative procedures into a sustainable practice model
Cadaver Lab & Procedural Training
  • Cadaveric needlecraft with ultrasound and fluoroscopy
  • Bone marrow harvest
  • Intraosseous techniques
  • Adipose harvest and processing
  • PRP & protein concentrate processing
  • Live patient demonstrations

What to Know Before Attending

  • There is no registration fee
  • This educational program is non-CME
  • Hosted lunch provided Saturday and Sunday
  • Attendance intentionally limited to preserve small-group engagement
  • Held at XCELL Learning Center in Clearwater, Florida — view Travel & Accommodations
  • Individual registration required for each attendee
  • Separate registration required for each program block

What Sets XCELL RISE Apart:

  • Faculty actively performing regenerative spine procedures
  • Small-group cadaver and procedural lab rotations
  • Integrated ultrasound and fluoroscopic image guidance
  • Biologic processing and procedural strategy taught together
  • Personalized onboarding call after registration
  • No registration fee

Attendance is intentionally limited to preserve meaningful dialogue, procedural repetition, and peer collaboration.

This is regenerative education designed for implementation.

Schedule at a glance

May 2026

Welcome & Coffee

Main Lobby

A brief orientation to the morning program with time to connect with faculty and fellow participants before educational sessions begin.

Image Guidance Rationale and Ultrasound Fundamentals

Room 113

Overview of the rationale for image-guided procedures, highlighting improved accuracy, procedural confidence, and treatment precision. Introduction to ultrasound fundamentals, including probe selection, image optimization, and core scanning principles for musculoskeletal evaluation.

Introductory Ultrasound Training with Live Models

Room 104

Hands-on training with live models focused on real-time scanning and ultrasound-guided needle techniques. Participants practice image acquisition, needle visualization, and procedural coordination to strengthen confidence and technical precision in musculoskeletal applications.

Shockwave Talk & Demonstration

Room 113

Shockwave Demonstration

MLS Robotic Laser Talk & Demonstration

Room 113

MLS Robotic Laser Therapy - Better Medicine, Better Business

Faculty Roundtable: Clinical Case Consult Lunch

Building A

On-site hosted lunch with faculty access and peer networking. Small Group Discussions. Seating per faculty table is limited.

Foundational Track

Room 113

Build a strong foundation in regenerative pain care, including PRP biology, regulatory basics, patient selection, and when to use biologics vs traditional injections.

Advanced Clinical Track

Room 134

Refine biologic strategies for spine and pain interventions, including protein concentrates, facet and SIJ applications, intraosseous targets, and practice integration.

Faculty & Attendee Reception

Room 113

Join faculty and fellow clinicians for an intimate networking reception designed to foster direct conversation and meaningful connection. This dedicated time allows for one-on-one discussion, case-based dialogue, and deeper insight beyond the formal sessions.

Welcome & Coffee

Main Lobby

A brief orientation to the morning program with time to connect with faculty and fellow participants before educational sessions begin.

Hands-On Cadaveric Lab

Room 120

Immersive, small-group procedural training with rotating stations in cadaveric needlecraft with ultrasound and fluoroscopy, bone marrow harvest, intraosseous techniques, adipose procedures, and biologic processing. Stations are capped to preserve repetition, precision, and direct faculty access.

Business of Orthobiologics

Room 113

Long-term success in orthobiologics requires more than procedural skill. This session outlines the systems, communication strategies, and growth roadmap needed to build a scalable, cash-based practice with predictable revenue, strong patient positioning, and long-term autonomy.

Faculty Networking Lunch

Building A

An informal on-site hosted lunch offering additional time for conversation, connection, and clinical exchange.

Live Patient Demonstrations

Room 103

Real-time procedural demonstrations on live patients, highlighting clinical decision-making, imaging integration, biologic selection, and technical execution. Faculty will walk through case rationale, workflow considerations, and treatment strategy in a dynamic, applied setting.

A Personalized, Intentional Experience

After registering, each attendee receives a direct consultation call from our leadership team to understand your practice, identify growth opportunities, and ensure proper track placement.

We believe regenerative education should be tailored, not transactional."

Andrea Molinaro
Sr. Vice President of Medical Education, XCELL LEARNING CENTER

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