The Center for Manual Medicine and Regenerative Orthopedics

I can not thank Dr. Frye and his team enough for their treatment of my daughter. She was born with club foot which left her with lingering tendon pain and a gait issue. We sought Dr. Frye out after being faced with a possible second surgery down the road. Dr. Frye and his team listened to our concerns, reviewed x-rays, spent time carefully pinpointing my daughter's pain, and brain stormed creative, non-surgical solutions. Seth got her fitted with shoe orthotics which immediately helped her walk straighter. Evan and Phil (physical therapists) were so patient with her during her eight weeks of PT. We have seen a huge improvement in her gait, strength, and balance. The office staff were very kind and helpful. I highly recommend The Center for Manual Medicine and Physical Therapy.

Heidi Parker · October 9th, 2025

This is a great professional chiropractic office. I back was in such a bind it would make eyes water since the pain was so excruciating. I didnt have to wait, got me right in to get my back lined back up. After the procedure, I could actually walk straight up again without the sharp pain shooting down my leg. Thank you for your skills in Manual Medicine. I cant express enough how much you have helped me. Thanks again, Al L.

Mr. Al A's · September 29th, 2025

Great place!!!! Wonderful staff! Here is our experience- Just over one year ago my daughter Sophia was suffering from chronic Achilles pain-this was making it very difficult for her to dance, even just walking, running, and jumping-the things kids do normally every day, were causing her pain. She first tried rest, along with some physical therapy and nerve block shots weekly. That was to no avail, unfortunately. It was determined that she had several minor tears in both her tendons and her options were limited-she could quit dancing OR she could try regenerative medicine. Quitting was NEVER an option for her. Sophia was determined to do whatever it took to dance again. The day after her spring recital she hung up her pointe shoes and got to work. We had an appointment at The Center for Regenerative Medicine for Sophia to receive PRP and PPP injections. This is a process where they take your own blood, spin it to separate your red blood cells and plasma and inject that directly back into the injury. Over all Sophia had 90 some injections that day. And she was sent home to rest for several weeks. That meant no running, jumping, hiking, and specifically NO DANCING. She then began rigorous physical therapy 3 days a week for 3 months. With each week she found she had less and less pain. After 3 months Sophia leaped back into ballet-literally. I was nervous to say the least, expecting her chronic pain to return-each class I worried I’d get a call that she was in pain again. That call never came. Sophia was back to 6 days a week, several hours a day of doing what she loves the most in this world-DANCING!! She’s had an amazing year, performing in The Nutcracker, competing at the Youth Grande Prix in Kansas City, The Regional Dance Association Festival in Lawrence, and coming up on her one-year anniversary of her procedure-she will have her ballet school’s yearly recital. We are so grateful to Dr. Frye, and the PT staff at The Center for Regenerative Medicine, for all you did to help our dancer get back on her feet. Because quitting was never an option. Thank you!!

Lesley Harrison · June 25th, 2019