What Kentucky clinics should check first
Before ordering, a Kentucky practice should confirm its standing with the Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure, and medspa locations in particular should document the supervising-physician or medical-director structure that governs the services offered there. Clinics should also check with the relevant state pharmacy or facility licensing authority about requirements for receiving and storing biologic products.
Clinics should ask their own healthcare counsel whether a specific intended use is consistent with their existing license. Precision Biologics does not weigh in on that determination; it can provide a certificate of analysis, donor eligibility summary, and lot release record so the clinic's counsel has what it needs to review the question.
Account verification and delivery into Kentucky
Every Kentucky account starts with NPI verification against the NPPES registry. Cryopreserved formats ship overnight on dry ice in a validated shipping container directly to the verified clinic address, while lyophilized formats ship at ambient temperature according to the product insert included with the lot.
A unique lot identifier accompanies every shipment, which the clinic can use to maintain traceability at the patient-record level on its own side. Precision Biologics also offers a peer-to-peer call for questions about documentation and sourcing.
Louisville and Lexington provider counts
Kentucky's two largest concentrations of relevant providers are in Louisville and Lexington. NPPES registry data for these two cities lists approximately 385 providers under orthopedic taxonomies, 342 under pain management, and 209 under aesthetic-related taxonomies.
These figures are registry counts specific to Louisville and Lexington - not a Kentucky-wide total, not a count of accounts Precision Biologics has opened, and not a market-size claim. Clinics outside these two metro areas are welcome to apply for an account on the same NPI-verification basis.
These products are not FDA approved or licensed for any disease or condition. Information is for licensed healthcare professionals and is not medical or legal advice.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need to be located in Louisville or Lexington to order?+
No. Any licensed physician, orthopedic or pain practice, or physician-supervised medspa in Kentucky can apply for an account; Louisville and Lexington are referenced only because registry data is available for those cities.
What is the process for a Kentucky medspa to open an account?+
The medspa submits its NPI for verification against the NPPES registry. Once verified, the account can place orders and request product documentation.
Are these products described as stem cell therapies?+
No. Commercial Wharton's jelly allografts are not documented to contain viable stem cells, and Precision Biologics does not market or describe these products as stem cell therapy.