Autologous orthobiologics in Boulder, Colorado

Treatments that use your own cells to support your body's repair.

We specialize in autologous therapies, which use your own cells to support your body's repair. We offer bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC) and platelet-rich plasma (PRP), along with prolotherapy, hydrodissection, and iron infusions, for orthopedic injuries, longevity care, and complex medical conditions.

Dr. Glowney performing a fluoroscopy-guided injection

Dr. Glowney performing a
fluoroscopy-guided injection

Your own cellsAutologous, never donor-derived
On-site biologics labSterile, traceable processing
Affiliated research centerNon-profit · IRB trials

Our services

Our therapies.

Our therapies are primarily autologous, which means they're made from your own blood or tissue. Our orthopedic treatments include bone marrow aspirate (BMA), microfragmented adipose (mFAT), the full range of PRP, and complementary treatments. We also provide biologic care for complex systemic conditions.

Bone marrow and adipose Bone Marrow Aspirate (BMA) Bone marrow cellular therapy (BMAC) concentrates cells from your own marrow and places them in a joint or tendon with image guidance. Learn more → Bone marrow and adipose Microfragmented Adipose (mFAT) Microfragmented adipose (mFAT) uses a small amount of your own fat as a cushioning graft in the joint. Harvested, processed, and injected in one visit. Learn more → PRP treatments Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Ultrasound-guided PRP injections made from your own concentrated platelets. A nonsurgical option for knee, shoulder, hip, and tendon problems that we discuss at consultation. Learn more → PRP treatments PRP + Hyaluronic Acid Combined PRP and hyaluronic acid injections for mild-to-moderate knee osteoarthritis, given under ultrasound guidance. A nonsurgical option we discuss at consultation. Learn more → PRP treatments PRP + Protein-Rich Plasma Image-guided PRP combined with a protein-rich part of your own plasma (A2M), for knee arthritis. A nonsurgical option. Learn more → PRP treatments PRP Eyedrops PRP eyedrops made from your own blood, for dry eye, slow-healing corneal defects, and ocular surface disease when standard care hasn't been enough. Learn more → Additional treatments Prolotherapy Image-guided dextrose prolotherapy for chronic ligament, tendon, and joint pain, including sacroiliac (SI) joint dysfunction. A nonsurgical option we discuss at consultation. Learn more → Additional treatments LD-PRP Hydrodissection Ultrasound-guided hydrodissection with low-density PRP or platelet-poor plasma from your own blood, for nerve entrapment and nerve pain. A nonsurgical option. Learn more → Additional treatments Iron Infusions for Athletes IV iron infusions for endurance athletes. We review your iron and ferritin levels with you and plan from there. Learn more →

Meet your team

Our providers.

Dr. Glowney, a board-certified physician, founded Boulder Biologics in 2018 with co-founder Ryan Shiling, MSN, AGNP-C. Each prepares and performs PRP procedures for their own patients, and Dr. Glowney performs every bone marrow aspiration, with Ryan assisting as needed.

Jason Glowney, MD

Founder · Dual Board-Certified

Jason Glowney, MD, MSc, CAQSM

Dr. Glowney founded Boulder Biologics and is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Sports Medicine. He performs every bone marrow aspiration, and prepares and performs PRP for his own patients in our on-site lab.

Ryan Shiling, MSN, AGNP-C

Co-Founder · Clinical Manager

Ryan Shiling, MSN, AGNP-C

Ryan is a board-certified Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner who co-founded Boulder Biologics with Dr. Glowney in 2018 and is the clinic's Clinical Manager. He sees patients ages 13 and older, with a focus on orthopedics, sports medicine, biologic therapies, and iron deficiency, and prepares and performs PRP for his own patients.

Clinical research through the Apeiron Research Center.

Dr. Glowney founded the Apeiron Research Center, a non-profit that runs IRB-approved clinical trials of treatments made from a participant's own bone marrow. Its current studies are in Parkinson's disease. The trials are separate from clinic care, and the treatments they study are investigational.

Verified Google reviews

What patients mention most.

Straight answers about what treatment can and can't do, and a team that listens. Individual results vary.

★★★★★
“After struggling to find success with post-surgical stiffness and pain in my ankle, their treatments worked wonders. I now don't think about my ankle at all while I run, ski, hike, play basketball, and play tennis.”
Henry Locke · Google
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“The team is so knowledgeable, caring, and thorough with all aspects of your visit. They are completely honest, instead of giving you false expectations. The client education is top notch!”
Lilli B · Google
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“They look at you as a whole to get to the root of the problem instead of just pinpoint treating where you think hurts… I felt heard, seen, and valued as a person.”
Mandy Fiedler · Google

Frequently asked

Questions patients ask us most.

Cost, candidacy, recovery, and other common questions. If yours isn't here, ask us at consultation.

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How much does it cost? Is it covered?

Most insurance plans don't currently cover autologous biologic therapies: this is a patient-pay practice. We discuss the cost with you when you book your service, supply documentation for HSA / FSA reimbursement where applicable, and never bill you for anything that wasn't discussed up front.

What is BMAC, and how does it differ from PRP?

PRP uses concentrated platelets and growth factors from your blood. BMAC uses MSC-containing material from your bone marrow. PRP is the first-line tool for many tendon and mild-to-moderate joint conditions; BMAC is typically considered when disease is more advanced or when subchondral bone is involved.

Is the procedure painful?

Procedures are performed in-clinic under local anesthesia and ultrasound guidance. Most patients report mild post-procedural soreness for 24 to 72 hours. An oral sedative is available for bone marrow aspiration if you ask for it ahead of time.

Am I a candidate?

Candidacy depends on your imaging, condition stage, prior treatments, and overall health. Every patient is evaluated by Dr. Glowney before any procedure is offered. We'll tell you honestly whether biologics fit your case or whether another path makes more sense.

How long does it take to see results?

Biological response varies. When improvement comes, it is usually gradual, over 4 to 12 weeks. We schedule follow-up at 6 and 12 weeks to check your progress, and results depend on the stage of your condition and how your body responds.

Are you doing research too?

Yes, Dr. Glowney also founded the Apeiron Research Center, our affiliated non-profit running clinical-trials research on cellular therapy. The clinic and the research center are separate entities; trial participation, when available, follows IRB protocols.

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