RestorePDX is leading a revolution in patient-centered spine and joint care—rooted in the principles of collaborative medicine and driven by innovative diagnostic and therapeutic technologies. Through a unique, interdisciplinary, outcomes-driven approach, we deliver the most innovative, effective non-surgical solutions in our industry and provide an unparalleled level of care.
Before a successful Orthobiologic procedure can be performed, the treatment team must first have an accurate understanding of what is happening with their patient. This requires a Precision Diagnosis; we believe that a physician should never start offering or suggesting treatments without first diagnosing your issue, and clearly communicating it to you.
If an orthobiologic procedure is right for you, the next thing we have to do is ensure that the treatment we provide is the right one for you. At RestorePDX, we stay abreast of the developments in the field and are constantly reevaluating our treatment protocols to ensure we are using the best supplies in the most efficient way for our patients.
At RestorePDX, we use advanced imaging techniques, including ultrasound imaging and fluoroscopy, to inject our patients’ orthobiologic payload exactly where it is needed for maximum efficacy. Precision Delivery takes time, care, patience, planning, and expertise, a commitment RestorePDX makes to each and every one of its patients.
Committed to delivering the best possible outcomes for our patients, we bring together the worlds of Interventional and Diagnostic Musculoskeletal Radiology, Interventional Pain Management, Sports Medicine, and Regenerative Medicine.
We’ve developed a highly integrated approach that customizes care across disciplines while embracing minimally and non-invasive techniques.
Dr. Rahul Desai is the founder of RestorePDX, specializing in musculoskeletal radiology and interventional joint and spine medicine. Dr. Desai was awarded a full-ride National Merit Scholarship to attend The Ohio State University, where he graduated with honors in Biology and Environmental Sciences. He attended medical school at Medical University of Ohio and completed his radiology training at the University of Toledo Health Sciences Campus. He then completed the prestigious musculoskeletal and spinal intervention fellowship at Mallincrokdt Institute of Radiology at Washington University in St. Louis.
Dr. Terrance Manning II, ND, RMSK focuses on non-surgical treatment of joint, ligament, and tendon issues. His multi-year accredited post-graduate training in interventional orthopedics and regenerative medicine, supervised by Dr. Desai, is unique among his peers in both conventional and naturopathic settings. He utilizes a comprehensive and integrated approach to help his patients achieve their goals.
Dr. Kasia Iwan is a physician specializing in interventional spine and orthobiologic medicine who is double board-certified in Pain Medicine and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. She received her medical degree from the Jagiellonian University Medical College and went on to complete both a PM&R residency and a Pain Medicine fellowship at the University of Rochester Medical Center in upstate NY. Dr. Iwan specializes in minimally invasive treatments for acute and chronic pain, focusing on regenerative treatments for the spine. She has developed a passion for regenerative medicine due to the ability to heal and slow progression of degeneration, restore function, and overall give patients the opportunity to live a full, active, and meaningful life. Dr. Iwan is involved in several organizations such as the Spine Interventional Society, Interventional Orthobiologics Foundation, North American Neuromodulation Society and American Academy of Pain Medicine.
Dr. Brice Blatz is double board-certified in Family Medicine and Sports Medicine and is a procedural-based practitioner with a focus on Musculoskeletal (MSK) regeneration, orthobiologic and regenerative therapies. He specializes in collaborative, individualized treatment plans to help his patients find non-surgical alternatives to relieve their pain.